All Blog Posts Tagged 'theater' (14)

I will never forget the best seats I ever had for any performance I've ever been to.

It was the last night of my exquisite honeymoon. My wife and I had tickets to a ballet at the Opera Garnier in Paris. We sat in a box one off from the center in what is assuredly…

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Teatro ZinZanni presents the lavish comedy License to Kiss II, A Sweet Conspiracy. This theatrical evening of “Love, Chaos & Dinner,” as they call it, has a James Bondish noir edge.… Continue

First of all, let me assure you that Horizon Gate is not representing Theatreface or their affiliates in anyway. We are not officially affiliated. But we are still friends of them and all of you. This is something we are excited about and hope many will connect with it. It is certainly in the spirit of community which Theatreface is promoting. Enjoy as you are able to imagine it!

Through this place you can be an important factor in art and films which give… Continue

SERAPID, Inc, a supplier of stage lifts, orchestra pit lifts and scenery transfer wagons for the entertainment industry, will showcase their award-winning products at the PALME China Exhibition, May 20-23rd at the China International Exhibition Centre in Beijing.

SERAPID's LinkLift and horizontal motion systems provide simple solutions to many of the common problems associated with stage engineering. The simple design helps keep the system safe for on-stage performers. At the…

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We at RoseColored Glasses really HATE asking people for money...it's just not in our nature. We're pretty independent. But we hate the idea of not being able to pay our artists even more than we hate the idea of asking for money. And we need YOUR HELP to raise $1,000 for our final two 2009 productions, Jim Liddle’s EDGAR’S GHOST and QUILT – A MUSICAL CELEBRATION by Michael Stockler and Jim Morgan! ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, people!!! So, we were sittin' around, between dreaming up exciting theatre… Continue

RoseColored Glasses is having a Bake Sale July 25th at the Rehoboth Beach Walmart! Come out and support the arts! For more info, please go to http://www.rcgtheater.com Continue

RoseColored Glasses is looking for a Director for their upcoming show: “Quilt, A Musical Celebration” in Partnership with AIDS Delaware to be performed December 2009. Auditions and Rehearsals starting in late September. Contact Dennis Dippary at 302.465.8783 or send an e-mail to dennis@rosecoloredglassestheater.com. SHOW SYNOPSIS - QUILT is a collage of stories for, from, and about The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, the, most powerful piece of spontaneous art ever created. As of the… Continue

Opening Night soon approaches for RoseColored Glasses production of "Songs For a New World" - June 25-28 Rehoboth Beach Elementary Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Starring Kristine Knowlton, Annie Hudson, Peyton Lynch and Michael Phillips. 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,… Continue

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! To learn more,… Continue

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 … Continue

Unable to cast our spring musical...a musical I was REALLY excited to be doing. Now we are trying to regroup and refocus. I am going to direct something, don't know what...majority want murder mystery, but casting remains difficult (I HATE calendering spring shows as folks tend to be overbooked in the spring). I want it to be easier. When we hold auditions, I want enough turnout that I am able to cast...don't want to have to advertise and beg and cajole to fill out the cast. I want people to… Continue

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I have been active in community theater for most of my life, starting in SoCal in junior high a gazillion years ago, working my way across country to my current Massachusetts community theater home. I am always looking for ideas and inspiration. Playreading, membership, directing, acting, the day to day life of a community theater board member...hoping to hear from others. How do you craft a three show/event season in a small town where straight shows bring in 50ish per night, shows with kids… Continue