Ann Washington
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The Actor's Renaissance Theatre Present BABY DADDY DRAMA (May 2, 2024)
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre to Present Original Christmas Holiday Production of A STUBBORN HOLIDAY (Nov 24, 2023)
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre Presents its 2022 Summer Showcase Production of COUGARS (Jun 30, 2022)
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre Present BABY DADDY DRAMA (May 2, 2024)
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre to Present Original Christmas Holiday Production of A STUBBORN HOLIDAY (Nov 24, 2023)
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre Presents its 2022 Summer Showcase Production of COUGARS (Jun 30, 2022)
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The Actor's Renaissance Theatre Present BABY DADDY DRAMA
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre will present BABY DADDY DRAMA, written & directed by: Mary Ann Washington at Theatre Works on The Square.
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre will present BABY DADDY DRAMA, written & directed by: Mary Ann Washington at Theatre Works on The Square.
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre to Present Original Christmas Holiday Production of A STUBBORN HOLIDAY
Don't miss 'A Stubborn Holiday,' the original Christmas production presented by The Actor's Renaissance Theatre. Running from December 1st to December 25th, this must-see show is sure to get you in the holiday spirit.
Don't miss 'A Stubborn Holiday,' the original Christmas production presented by The Actor's Renaissance Theatre. Running from December 1st to December 25th, this must-see show is sure to get you in the holiday spirit.
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre Presents its 2022 Summer Showcase Production of COUGARS
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre presents its 2022 Summer Showcase Production of COUGARS. This original production is written & directed by Mary Ann Washington. Assistant Director is Latricia 'Pat' Parks.
The Actor's Renaissance Theatre presents its 2022 Summer Showcase Production of COUGARS. This original production is written & directed by Mary Ann Washington. Assistant Director is Latricia 'Pat' Parks.
The Actors Renaissance Theatre Presents DANGEROUS ENTANGLEMENTS
The Actors Renaissance Theatre will present Dangerous Entanglements
The Actors Renaissance Theatre will present Dangerous Entanglements
Theatre Memphis Online Discussion Group Centers on Diversity
Read to Relate: A Theatre Memphis Interactive Play Discussion Group is an online reading and discussion group that will read works by American playwrights of color and/or who are differently abled.
Read to Relate: A Theatre Memphis Interactive Play Discussion Group is an online reading and discussion group that will read works by American playwrights of color and/or who are differently abled.
BWW Review: HARRIET TUBMAN Comes to Life at The Evergreen Theatre
In 1849, a twenty-eight year-old former slave named Harriet Tubman risked her life to lead a group of other slaves to freedom. Over the course of ten years, she made an additional nineteen trips. She didn't lose any of her three hundred 'passengers' on The Underground Railroad. They called her 'Moses.'
In 1849, a twenty-eight year-old former slave named Harriet Tubman risked her life to lead a group of other slaves to freedom. Over the course of ten years, she made an additional nineteen trips. She didn't lose any of her three hundred 'passengers' on The Underground Railroad. They called her 'Moses.'
BWW Review: Hattiloo Theatre's MARCUS; OR THE SECRET OF SWEET Offers Dreams for Some, Nightmares for Others
On the surface, Hattiloo Theatre's streamlined production of Tarrell Alvin McCraney's MARCUS; OR THE SECRET OF SWEET might seem a variation on a familiar theme: A young man troubled by dreams and conflicted about his identity seems to 'hit a brick wall' when he turns to others to try discover why he is, what he is -- 'sweet,' a kind of code word for homosexuality. That might seem a facile enough summary of what this play is about, but to shrug one's shoulders and miss this committed little production would be to miss also the fascinating journey in which it is couched.
On the surface, Hattiloo Theatre's streamlined production of Tarrell Alvin McCraney's MARCUS; OR THE SECRET OF SWEET might seem a variation on a familiar theme: A young man troubled by dreams and conflicted about his identity seems to 'hit a brick wall' when he turns to others to try discover why he is, what he is -- 'sweet,' a kind of code word for homosexuality. That might seem a facile enough summary of what this play is about, but to shrug one's shoulders and miss this committed little production would be to miss also the fascinating journey in which it is couched.
BWW Reviews: Hattiloo's KING HEDLEY II Gets the Royal Treatment
KING HEDLEY II Provides Powerful Theatre at Hattiloo
KING HEDLEY II Provides Powerful Theatre at Hattiloo
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