RoseColored Glasses is now forming a Sketch Comedy /Improv Troupe in Sussex County, Delaware and Atlantic County, NJ. What is Sketch Comedy/Improv - well it’s simply part written and part made up on the spot. Improvisation is theater based on audience suggestion and performed with skits, games and songs. Anyone can do it! No experience necessary. No age requirement.
Join Kristine Knowlton, creator of “Off the Topic” in a comic delight of skills, games, exercises and more!
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Added by Kristine Knowlton on May 29, 2009 at 6:07pm —
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Think you have what it takes? Are you ready to take your place alongside Neil Patrick Harris, Nicole Kidman, Kevin Spacey, Carrie Fisher, Will Ferrell and others? Prove it! To enter this contest, comment on this blog post, answering all of the following questions, and you could take the (virtual) stage Sunday, June 7!
Deadline to enter is 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, June 3. The winner, as determined by TheatreFace judges, will get $100 just for watching the Tonys! The winner will also host the…
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Added by Jacob Coakley on May 28, 2009 at 11:30am —
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I found this out a couple of weeks ago. My husband showed me. He is a lighting designer, but it seem that you can get a couple of applications for the ipod touch that shows gobos from Apollo and a couple of other companies. You can look at the gobo, see what it looks like when it spins and is blurred. The other is just all sorts of gel colors. They each cost $10, but for all those theater people out there its worth it.
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Added by Mo Amharclann on May 28, 2009 at 4:29am —
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Well it took me awhile but I finally got everything on my ipod nice and orderly.
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Added by Mo Amharclann on May 26, 2009 at 12:30pm —
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RoseColored Glasses presents its inaugural musical, "Songs for a New World" starring Kristine Knowlton, Annie Hudson, Peyton Lynch and Troy Rusnack, at Rehoboth Elementary from June 25 - 28. Music and Lyrics for "Songs for a New World" were written by Jason Robert Brown. Tickets are on sale now, and are available through their website,
http://www.rcgtheater.com or by going to …
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Added by Kristine Knowlton on May 25, 2009 at 6:14pm —
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I should have known that I would blow a high-stakes audition. A restaurant in Menlo Park is holding a competition for a six-month cabaret gig. Just the sort of gig I've dreamed of for years and years. I went there tonight, and didn't even get through the first round. As I said to my kitties when I got home, if I had a tail, it would be between my legs.
As far as theater work goes, this has been one stinky spring. A hundred "no's" and nary a "yes". At least I've got a "real job" now.
Oh, well.…
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Added by Elizabeth Finkler on May 16, 2009 at 1:06am —
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Well Annie is all over. The finally two performances went so well. It was almost a packed house each night. Saturday we got a standing ovation. I'm going to miss the togetherness. The let down after a show is really hard on me. But I know from this that I still have the gift He gave me. I am praying that the Lord will open up more doors for me.
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Added by Mo Amharclann on May 15, 2009 at 9:44am —
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SERAPID, a supplier of stage lifts, orchestra pit lifts and scenery wagon transfer systems for the entertainment industry, will showcase their award-winning products at the PALM EXPO in China May 28th through 31st at the China International Expo Center in Beijing, China.
SERAPID’s LinkLift and horizontal motion systems provide simple solutions to many of the…
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Added by Ann Marie on May 14, 2009 at 6:17am —
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The Oregon Shakespeare Theater Festival was planning to incorporate an elevator for their production of Shakespeare’s King John. They had some unique design restrictions to allow them to bring up some large scenic elements stored under the stage.
“The elevator we were building had very little space for a traditional ram or drive,” said Tom Knapp, Production Manager for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival Theater in Ashland, Oregon. In fact, little room or space was an understatement – there was no…
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Added by Ann Marie on May 14, 2009 at 6:13am —
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I've been in three
Candides, and I was astonished by the performances given by the teens in this one! Apparently director Jacob Brent saw the 1974 Harold Prince revival as a 15-year-old. It makes innovative use of a rather difficult space in the Montgomery Theater, setting up two smaller stages on either side of the proscenium. There isn't much depth to the production (the lovers don't suffer all that much, really), but Ryan Vasquez makes a really sweet and childlike Candide, and Mimi…
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Added by Elizabeth Finkler on May 13, 2009 at 11:48pm —
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To the Rent cast and crew May 9, 2009 from Andy Salcedo
To say that this has been one of the most profound experiences of my 27 years at MCT would be a huge understatement. You may think that John Tate is your biggest fan --- you would be wrong. From the time it was announced we would be doing Rent, I knew that I wanted to be a big part of it, and unfortunately, I also knew that even when it came out, I was already 10 years too old to be in it if we ever did it at MCT.
When I found out that…
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Added by Andy Salcedo on May 9, 2009 at 11:05am —
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Check out my new page at http://www.artandculture.com/users/2632-karlene-anderson You are welcome to add some theatre stuff or e-mail me to post something about your work on here on your behalf. :)
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Added by Karlene Anderson on May 7, 2009 at 4:45pm —
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It started out pretty good until I got hit from behind by a car. My hubby, my three girls and I needed to goto Walmart. We didn't get very far. More pain, it's hard for me to walk right now.
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Added by Mo Amharclann on May 2, 2009 at 2:00pm —
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Opening night went great. Of course there are some areas that need some work on butter if you count last night as our final dress as well as opening night it wen well. It has been 4 years since I have been at a opening night of a play I have co-directed. I had forgotten how exciting and nerve racking a opening night could be. All the work has been hard on my fibro. I was in a lot of pain yesturday but dealing with the pain was all worth it just so I can work in the theater again.
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Added by Mo Amharclann on May 2, 2009 at 12:02pm —
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Comedy Sketch/Improv Troupe Now Forming
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