Michael E. Downs
Latest News on Michael E. Downs:
MAMMA MIA! Announced at Casa Mañana Theatre (Jun 2, 2018)
MAMMA MIA! Announced at Casa Mañana Theatre (May 23, 2018)
BWW Reviews: GODSPELL is a Valentine from Crown Uptown Theatre to Wichita (Feb 17, 2014)
MAMMA MIA! Announced at Casa Mañana Theatre (Jun 2, 2018)
MAMMA MIA! Announced at Casa Mañana Theatre (May 23, 2018)
BWW Reviews: GODSPELL is a Valentine from Crown Uptown Theatre to Wichita (Feb 17, 2014)
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MAMMA MIA! Announced at Casa Mañana Theatre
Casa Mañana Theatre wraps up its 2017-18 Broadway Season presented by Frank Kent Cadillac with Mamma Mia!, June 2-10, sponsored by Bank of Texas. Tickets are on sale now.
Casa Mañana Theatre wraps up its 2017-18 Broadway Season presented by Frank Kent Cadillac with Mamma Mia!, June 2-10, sponsored by Bank of Texas. Tickets are on sale now.
MAMMA MIA! Announced at Casa Mañana Theatre
Casa Mañana Theatre wraps up its 2017-18 Broadway Season presented by Frank Kent Cadillac with Mamma Mia!, June 2-10, sponsored by Bank of Texas. Tickets are on sale now.
Casa Mañana Theatre wraps up its 2017-18 Broadway Season presented by Frank Kent Cadillac with Mamma Mia!, June 2-10, sponsored by Bank of Texas. Tickets are on sale now.
BWW Reviews: GODSPELL is a Valentine from Crown Uptown Theatre to Wichita
Godspell,with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz (of Wicked, Pippin and Children of Eden fame) and directed by Matthew S. Rumsey is well into it's four week run at the Crown Uptown Dinner Theatre. Godspell, written in 1971, is based on the gospel according to Saint Matthew. Though based on the parables of the Bible, the script by John-Michael Tebelak, is not preachy, but joyous, celebratory, exciting and sometimes sombre.
Godspell,with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz (of Wicked, Pippin and Children of Eden fame) and directed by Matthew S. Rumsey is well into it's four week run at the Crown Uptown Dinner Theatre. Godspell, written in 1971, is based on the gospel according to Saint Matthew. Though based on the parables of the Bible, the script by John-Michael Tebelak, is not preachy, but joyous, celebratory, exciting and sometimes sombre.
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