Carmen de Lavellade
Latest News on Carmen de Lavellade:
Closure of The Theatre Museum Marks the End of an Era (Mar 4, 2024)
Mile Square Theatre Presents DRIVING MISS DAISY (Jan 10, 2018)
BWW Reviews: Carmen de Lavellade Remembers it Well (Mar 3, 2015)
Closure of The Theatre Museum Marks the End of an Era (Mar 4, 2024)
Mile Square Theatre Presents DRIVING MISS DAISY (Jan 10, 2018)
BWW Reviews: Carmen de Lavellade Remembers it Well (Mar 3, 2015)
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Closure of The Theatre Museum Marks the End of an Era
After almost 30 years of preserving, celebrating, and championing the rich history of theater, The Theatre Museum, originally established as The Broadway Theatre Institute in 1995, announces the difficult decision to cease operations in 2024.
After almost 30 years of preserving, celebrating, and championing the rich history of theater, The Theatre Museum, originally established as The Broadway Theatre Institute in 1995, announces the difficult decision to cease operations in 2024.
Mile Square Theatre Presents DRIVING MISS DAISY
Mile Square Theatre, Hudson County's leading professional theatre, kicks off its 2018 season with Alfred Uhry's powerful masterpiece Driving Miss Daisy. Set in the South between the late 40's and early 70's, the play explores an unlikely friendship between an elderly white Southern Jewish woman, Daisy Werthan, and her African-American chauffer, Hoke Colburn.
Mile Square Theatre, Hudson County's leading professional theatre, kicks off its 2018 season with Alfred Uhry's powerful masterpiece Driving Miss Daisy. Set in the South between the late 40's and early 70's, the play explores an unlikely friendship between an elderly white Southern Jewish woman, Daisy Werthan, and her African-American chauffer, Hoke Colburn.
BWW Reviews: Carmen de Lavellade Remembers it Well
The opening night of Carmen de Lavellade's As I Remember It at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on February 19, 2015, was electric. De Lavellade was on fire.
The opening night of Carmen de Lavellade's As I Remember It at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on February 19, 2015, was electric. De Lavellade was on fire.
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