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Kim Ehly’s Baby GirL’s Play Re-Imagined As Velvet Green Summer
Family isn’t just something you’re born into or adopted into – it’s something you build and encompasses the people you love and who love you. Kim Ehly’s celebrated play, Velvet Green Summer, seeks to drive such messages home. Kutumba Theatre Project is bringing the pla, originally titled Baby GirL back to South Florida.
My Take On: Reviews Of Current And Recent NYC Shows
A new feature “My Take On:: Short reviews of New York shows by Nunzio Michael Lupo, veteran journalist and an insightful appraiser of the arts. These pieces were first posted on his page at https://www.show-score.com/member/mrstrategery. Some of these are still running as Oedipus, Marjorie Prime and Ragtime for you to see on your next trip; others have closed but remain interesting for his assessment.
A List of Current And Former Theaters in The Region
The region is home to at least 66 professional or semi-professional companies, 15 community theater companies, 13 presenting houses and 11 university-based production companies – and at least 25 theater companies that have closed
Thinking Cap Creates Shakespeare’s Multi-Genre Cymbeline This Month
Thinking Cap Theatre is creating a reimagined version of Shakespeare’s Cymbeline opening Dec. 5, what its director terms “It’s Shakespeare’s most thrilling—and, in my opinion, his funniest—work.”
No Place Like Home For 2 SoFla Natives In Nat’l Tour of ‘The Wiz’
Two cast members on the national tour of “The Wiz” at the Adrienne Arsht Cente are performing on a stage where, as youngsters, they watched from the seats. Amitria Fanae’, who plays Addaperle, The Good Witch of the North and Kameren Whigham, a member of the ensemble, is
From Miami to Manhattan: Florida’s Ryan Crout Stars as John Belushi Off-Broadway
Saturday Night Live was a major part of South Florida performer Ryan Crout’s childhood. Understandably, then, he’s excited to perform in a play about the show’s beginnings – in New York City, the metropolis that birthed SNL. Crout is part of the Off-Broadway cast of Not Ready for Prime Time, which opens Oct. 20.
Profile: Dramaworks’ 25 Years Striving For Quality, Connecting and Staying in the Black
The best theater profoundly affects audience & the artists simultaneously. Over 25 years, Palm Beach Dramaworks has accrued acclaim from audiences & donors for quality, respect in social-political fundraising corridors, and business standards keeping them in the black. Tracking their growth provides lessons for fledgling and experienced companies.
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