JABBERWOCKY Plays the Theatre By The Sea Children's Festival, 7/23July 17, 2010Theatre By The Sea owner and producer Bill Hanney, Producing Artistic Director Amiee Turner and Managing Producer Joel Kipper are proud to continue Theatre By The Sea's 2010 Children's Festival with Jabberwocky presented by Crabgrass Puppet Theatre on Friday, July 23, 2010.
ASPECTS OF LOVE: Review RoundupJuly 17, 2010Trevor Nunn directs the first major London revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Don Black and Charles Hart's Aspects of Love at the Menier Chocolate Factory, previewing from 07 July with press night on 15 July and running until 26 September. Designs are by David Farley with choreography by Lynne Page, lighting by Paul Pyant, musical supervision by Caroline Humphris, orchestrations by David Cullen and sound by Gareth Owen. Trevor Nunn previously directed the world premiere of Aspects of Love and returns to the piece to direct this new intimate version.
THE TAVERN Joins the Summer Repertory at The Melodrama, Runs Thru 9/19July 17, 2010This week The Great American Melodrama adds George M. Cohan's delightful mystery-comedy to its summer season of fun! 'The Tavern,' directed by Roger DeLaurier, takes place on a dark and stormy night, when a wild wind blows all sorts of oddball characters into the tavern run by Freeman (Alan Benson), his son, Zach (Jim McCaffrey) and their hired girl, Sally (Megan C.C. Walker). First to arrive is a whimsical vagabond (Chuck McLane), who delights in the theatrics of the events that unfold throughout the night, including the discovery of a woman asleep in the wood shed. She is Violet (Bree Murphy), a distraught lady with a mysterious past who has lost her way en route to the capitol to seek an audience with the Governor. Situations heat up when the Governor himself (Jim Shine) arrives, along with his daughter, Virginia (Katie Worley) and her fiancé, Tom (Andrew Beck), seeking shelter from the storm and on edge from having been robbed on the road. Suspicions abound until all is resolved with the arrival of the Sheriff (Aaron Lamb) and Stevens (Suzy Newman). One of the most popular plays written by one of America's greatest showmen, 'The Tavern,' offers up mystery and madcap fun!
Photo Flash: SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE Plays the Landor Theatre Thru 8/15July 17, 2010One of the best-known disco divas of the late Eighties and early Nineties, Kym Mazelle joins ‘Over The Rainbow' finalist Steph Fearon, to star in the first major production of the musical SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE since its West End run at the Prince of Wales Theatre in 1996.
Harold Sanditen Returns to London & New York with New Show, 'Thoughts 'Round Midnight'July 16, 2010Following the successes of Love Exposed in both London (Pizza on the Park) and New York (Don't Tell Mama), Harold Sanditen returns with Thoughts ‘Round Midnight, a brand new show of songs, exploring the those innermost thoughts we all can fall into late at night - loneliness, gratitude, jealousy, joy, love, fantasies, lost opportunities, and even revenge.
Be a Part of Impulse's Promo Video, Free Show, 7/30July 16, 2010We're hosting a special FREE Impulse Theater performance to get promotional photos and video footage of our show. We want the house to be stacked with peeps ready to have a great time. So come on down, bring as many friends as you'd like and enjoy a free night of Denver's best comedy!
Just to sweeten the deal the Wynkoop Brewing Co. is also offering a 1/2 price appetizer upstairs before the show (with show ticket stub or printed coupon below) and $3 Wynkoop Microbews in the theater.
'Series at The Pub' Kicks Off with Singer/Songwriter Colin Hay & Glam Metal Band RattJuly 16, 2010Monte Carlo welcomes singer/songwriter Colin Hay as he kicks-off the 'Concert Series at The Pub' Friday, July 30 at 10 p.m. Hay began his music career as the front man, principal songwriter and lead singer for the Australian pop sensation Men At Work, who were known for songs such as 'Overkill,' 'Who Can It Be Now?' and the smash hit 'Down Under.' For the past 10 years, Hay has found himself quietly reintroducing himself to a new generation of fans. His music also has been used for the soundtracks of the film Garden State and the hit TV show Scrubs. Hay released his latest album, American Sunshine, in August 2009 which is filled with pop, rock and acoustic songs.
Aruan Ortiz, Tony Moreno Group, et al. Set for Weekend at Cornelia Street CaféJuly 16, 2010The Quintet, a group lead by the pianist Aruán Ortiz, is inspired by eccletic influences such as Afro-Cuban music, jazz, contemporary classical composition and visual arts, etc. as the impetus for generating musical material. The idea of creating an ensemble that pushes boundaries and expands the language of the music from the foundation of jazz has been Aruán's goal since its beginning.
Canyon Moon Offers 2010 Summer ClassesJuly 16, 2010OnStage Kids! is an exciting journey into the world of theatre for young people ages 9 - 12. The class will create a play while learning the basics of improvisation, acting skills and movement. Your child will enjoy a week of fun covering all aspects of theatre. Classes run July 19 to 23, Monday through Friday from10 AM to 1 PM. Showcase on July 23 at 12:30. The tuition for OnStage Kids! is $99. Class size is limited.
Kids Ride Train Free to See PETER PAN at the The threesixty° Theatre, Closes 9/5July 16, 2010Kids can now ride the Capitol Corridor train FREE to Neverland at Ferry Park in San Francisco to see the spectacular new stage production of JM Barrie's PETER PAN in the world's first 360° CGI theatre tent pavilion. Through September 5, PETER PAN is offering a special 'Kids Ride Free on Weekends' discount in conjunction with The Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority (CCJPA). This discount provides families with a comfortable and relaxing way to enjoy their PETER PAN experience before they even reach the show.
Michele Lowe Awarded The Francesca Primus Prize for INANA July 16, 2010Contemporary American Theater Festival playwright, Michele Lowe was recently awarded The Francesca Primus Prize for 'Inana'. The play is part of the five show repertory of new plays featured during the Festival at Shepherd University.