Earlene Hoople

The upcoming holidays will be made brighter this year by the hilarious, one-person show, 'A Kodachrome Christmas,' at The Alden in McLean this weekend, Dec. 19 through 21.

The upcoming holidays will be made brighter this year by the hilarious, one-person show, "A Kodachrome Christmas," at The Alden in McLean Dec. 19 through 21.

The self-proclaimed 'Queen of Rural Media,' Earlene Hoople, returns to Milwaukee, December 12-31, 2012 at Next Act Theatre. Enter the colorful world of the cable access TV hostess as she tapes her last Christmas special in A KODACHROME CHRISTMAS. John McGivern reprises his role as Earlene, a combination and a tribute to all of the heavily lipsticked, nylon wearing, cigarette smoking, kitten heel loving women who came into his isolated world on the east side of Milwaukee and gave him a glimpse into what he believed to be the world of fancy. BroadwayWorld has a first look below.

The self-proclaimed 'Queen of Rural Media,' Earlene Hoople, returns to Milwaukee, tonight, December 12-31, 2012 at Next Act Theatre. Enter the colorful world of the cable access TV hostess as she tapes her last Christmas special in A KODACHROME CHRISTMAS. John McGivern reprises his role as Earlene, a combination and a tribute to all of the heavily lipsticked, nylon wearing, cigarette smoking, kitten heel loving women who came into his isolated world on the east side of Milwaukee and gave him a glimpse into what he believed to be the world of fancy

The self-proclaimed 'Queen of Rural Media,' Earlene Hoople, returns to Milwaukee, December 12-31, 2012 at Next Act Theatre. Enter the colorful world of the cable access TV hostess as she tapes her last Christmas special in A KODACHROME CHRISTMAS. John McGivern reprises his role as Earlene, a combination and a tribute to all of the heavily lipsticked, nylon wearing, cigarette smoking, kitten heel loving women who came into his isolated world on the east side of Milwaukee and gave him a glimpse into what he believed to be the world of fancy.

The Marcus Center for the Performing Arts announces Off-Broadway at the Marcus Center series in Vogel Hall. Subscribers will be able to create their own ticket packages.

The Marcus Center for the Performing Arts announces Off-Broadway at the Marcus Center series in Vogel Hall. Subscribers will be able to create their own ticket packages.

City Theatre announces the line-up of plays for its 09/10 season, as well as two all-new special presentations. The eight plays run the theatrical gamut from hilarious comedy to taut thriller, and include two world premieres, an award-winning international hit, and the return of the crowd-pleasing 'Sister.'