Center Stage Jackson Opens THE ADDAMS FAMILY Tonight
Center Stage Jackson has announced the opening of its fifteenth season with the musical comedy 'The Addams Family,' to be performed today, October 24-26 and 31-November 2, 2014 in the Baughman Theatre, Potter Center, at Jackson College. Curtain times are 8:00 p.m. today and Saturday Performances,3:00 p.m. on Sundays. Those coming in costume to the October 31 Halloween performance will be eligible for prizes.
Center Stage Jackson to Present THE ADDAMS FAMILY, Begin. 10/24
Center Stage Jackson has announced the opening of its fifteenth season with the musical comedy "The Addams Family," to be performed October 24-26 and 31-November 2, 2014 in the Baughman Theatre, Potter Center, at Jackson College. Curtain times are 8:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday Performances,3:00 p.m. on Sundays. Those coming in costume to the October 31 Halloween performance will be eligible for prizes.
Center Stage Jackson Presents HARVEY, Beg. Tonight
Center Stage Jackson will present Harvey, a Pulitzer-Prize-winning comedy in three acts by Mary Chase. Directed by Doug Meyers, Harvey is a charming telling of the story of a very likeable and pleasant man who's best friend happens to be an invisible six and one half foot tall rabbit. The play was adapted into a 1950 film that garnered an Academy Award nomination for James Stewart for best actor and a best supporting actress Academy Award for Josephine Hull for best actress in a supporting role.
Center Stage Jackson to Present HARVEY, Begin. 2/7
Center Stage Jackson will present Harvey, a Pulitzer-Prize-winning comedy in three acts by Mary Chase. Directed by Doug Meyers, Harvey is a charming telling of the story of a very likeable and pleasant man who's best friend happens to be an invisible six and one half foot tall rabbit. The play was adapted into a 1950 film that garnered an Academy Award nomination for James Stewart for best actor and a best supporting actress Academy Award for Josephine Hull for best actress in a supporting role.
AFA and Steampuffin Present STEAMPUNKINETICS Today, 6/23
AFA and Steampuffin are pleased to present 'Steampunkinetics,' an exhibition of more than forty kinetic sculptures by eighteen artists inspired by and entrenched in the Steampunk aesthetic. Some functional, some frivolous, and all fantastical, the works in this exhibition include lighting, furniture, time machines, submarines, airships, musical instruments, gizmos and gadgets.
AFA and Steampuffin Present STEAMPUNKINETICS, 6/23
AFA and Steampuffin are pleased to present 'Steampunkinetics,' an exhibition of more than forty kinetic sculptures by eighteen artists inspired by and entrenched in the Steampunk aesthetic. Some functional, some frivolous, and all fantastical, the works in this exhibition include lighting, furniture, time machines, submarines, airships, musical instruments, gizmos and gadgets.
AFA and Steampuffin Present STEAMPUNKINETICS Exhibition, 6/23
AFA and Steampuffin present 'Steampunkinetics,' an exhibition of over forty kinetic sculptures by eighteen artists inspired by and entrenched in the Steampunk aesthetic. Some functional, some frivolous, and all fantastical, the works in this exhibition include lighting, furniture, time machines, submarines, airships, musical instruments, gizmos and gadgets. At the centerpiece of the show is the 'Steampunk Wedding Time Capsule,' by Bruce Rosenbaum and Gary Sullivan, an extraordinary, functional work of art designed to enrich its owner's day-to-day life. Mementos can be added to the antique clock at the time of purchase and annually. The capsule can then be opened at a time and date (25-year wedding anniversary? 100 years in the future?) set by the family revealing a lifetime, or several generations, of history, happiness, heartache and home. In this way the 'Steampunk Wedding Time Capsule' captures and celebrates the beauty, romance, nostalgia, novelty and inventiveness at the core of Steampunk.
Photo Coverage: 'Lilli Marlene' Opens at the Abington Theatre
'Lilli Marlene' a new musical featuring the hits of the WWII era starring Linn Maxwell, opened on Monday, September 22nd at the Abington Theater (312 West 36th Street). Directed by Erv Raible, with a book by Kathryn Ryan, the show features such songs as 'As Time Goes By', 'A Nightingale Sang in Berkley Square', 'It Had To Be You', 'The White Cliffs of Dover', 'Mad About the Boy' and 'Lilli Marlene', which was made famous by legendary Marlene Dietrich. Paul Trueblood is the musical director.
