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Feature: Burgers from Five Guys? Nah! Quiche from Five Lesbians? Yeah! (Apr 11, 2024)
TRU to Present Feminists In Action: Meet The Magnolia Theatre Company (Apr 10, 2024)
Wright State Theatre Presents Marina Carr's Irish Drama BY THE BOG OF CATS, February 2 – February 11 (Jan 24, 2024)
Feature: Burgers from Five Guys? Nah! Quiche from Five Lesbians? Yeah! (Apr 11, 2024)
TRU to Present Feminists In Action: Meet The Magnolia Theatre Company (Apr 10, 2024)
Wright State Theatre Presents Marina Carr's Irish Drama BY THE BOG OF CATS, February 2 – February 11 (Jan 24, 2024)
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Feature: Burgers from Five Guys? Nah! Quiche from Five Lesbians? Yeah!
Let’s face it, the world of theatre, at times, can be misogynistic. Even though we joke about the multitude of gay men that are involved in theatre, that does not mean it is exempt from the repercussions of “the patriarchy”. As a gay man myself, I understand this problem all too well, but here in Dayton, we have luckily had some incredibly impactful pieces that were not only led by women, but speak upon the experiences of womanhood.
Let’s face it, the world of theatre, at times, can be misogynistic. Even though we joke about the multitude of gay men that are involved in theatre, that does not mean it is exempt from the repercussions of “the patriarchy”. As a gay man myself, I understand this problem all too well, but here in Dayton, we have luckily had some incredibly impactful pieces that were not only led by women, but speak upon the experiences of womanhood.
TRU to Present Feminists In Action: Meet The Magnolia Theatre Company
Join Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU) for their weekly Community Gatherings via Zoom, fostering art and theater discussions during COVID-19. Learn more and see how to join!
Join Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU) for their weekly Community Gatherings via Zoom, fostering art and theater discussions during COVID-19. Learn more and see how to join!
Wright State Theatre Presents Marina Carr's Irish Drama BY THE BOG OF CATS, February 2 " February 11
Wright State Theatre will present Marina Carr's Irish Drama, BY THE BOG OF CATS, a furious, uncompromising tale of greed and betrayal, of murder and profound self-sacrifice. Loosely based on Euripides' tragedy Medea, and set on the bleak, ghostly Irish landscape of the Bog of Cats, this provocative drama discloses one woman's courageous attempts to lay claim to that which is hers, as her world is torn in two. This area premiere opens Spring offerings to the public on the Festival Stage.
Wright State Theatre will present Marina Carr's Irish Drama, BY THE BOG OF CATS, a furious, uncompromising tale of greed and betrayal, of murder and profound self-sacrifice. Loosely based on Euripides' tragedy Medea, and set on the bleak, ghostly Irish landscape of the Bog of Cats, this provocative drama discloses one woman's courageous attempts to lay claim to that which is hers, as her world is torn in two. This area premiere opens Spring offerings to the public on the Festival Stage.
Wright State Theatre and Dance to Present THE LIAR, CABARET, and More in 2023-24 Season
Wright State Theatre will present a season of riotous comedy, thoughtful drama, classic and contemporary musicals. In a season the features the stories of rising independence, tragic consequences and joyful discovery, audiences will experience one of their most eclectic and varied seasons in recent memory.
Wright State Theatre will present a season of riotous comedy, thoughtful drama, classic and contemporary musicals. In a season the features the stories of rising independence, tragic consequences and joyful discovery, audiences will experience one of their most eclectic and varied seasons in recent memory.
BWW Review: SNS Puts a Unique Stamp on Sondheim's ASSASSINS
There's enormous pressure in reviewing the Short North Stage's most recent production, ASSASSINS. Imagine looking out onto the stage where John Wilkes Booth brandishes a pistol at the audience only a few feet away while the balladeer (Patrick Beasley) sings, 'Some say it was your voice had gone, some say it was the booze. Some say you killed a country, John, because of bad reviews' in the song 'The Ballad of Booth.'
There's enormous pressure in reviewing the Short North Stage's most recent production, ASSASSINS. Imagine looking out onto the stage where John Wilkes Booth brandishes a pistol at the audience only a few feet away while the balladeer (Patrick Beasley) sings, 'Some say it was your voice had gone, some say it was the booze. Some say you killed a country, John, because of bad reviews' in the song 'The Ballad of Booth.'
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