Open Space Arts' British Hit COCK Extended Through May
by A.A. Cristi
- Apr 16, 2024
Open Space Arts extends its British hit show COCK to May 11th due to popular demand. Catch the production that has received rave reviews and a Jeff recommendation for an additional three weekends.
Review: COST OF LIVING at Oakland Theater Project
by Kelly Rogers Flynt
- Mar 10, 2024
The Bar Area premier of Martyna Majok’s COST OF LIVING has landed at Oakland Theater Project. With few frills and the focus on dialogue, COST OF LIVING pulls you in and never loosens its grip. In the midst of telling a story of a marginalized community, Oakland Theater Project reminds us of the universality of human nature, connection, rejection, and love.
COCK Comes to Open Space Arts in April
by Stephi Wild
- Feb 29, 2024
Open Space Arts has announced the fourth production of its inaugural season, the comedy COCK, by British playwright Mike Bartlett.
DRIVING MISS DAISY, ANYONE CAN WHISTLE and More Announced in Third Avenue Playhouse 2020 Season
by Chloe Rabinowitz
- Mar 6, 2020
The Third Avenue Playhouse, located in historic downtown Sturgeon Bay, announces its lineup of six plays for the upcoming 2020 season. The plays include an early career work from playwright David Mamet, a 1964 musical by the legendary composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim, a multi-award winning classic about the unlikely friendship between an elderly lady and her driver, the story of an unconventional advice columnist, and a farcical take on the making of Gone With The Wind.
BWW Preview: John Lloyd Young is a JUKEBOX HERO
by Eugene Ebner
- May 23, 2019
Tony and Grammy Award winner John Lloyd Young, (JERSEY BOYS on Broadway and on screen) has created an exciting night of songs from the '50s, '60s and '70s called JUKEBOX HERO.
Rural Touring Dance Initiative 2019 Tours Fresh Productions
by Stephi Wild
- Jan 28, 2019
As 2019 gets underway, the Rural Touring Dance Initiative (RTDI) will tour a fresh selection of shows created by dance companies whose work has been enjoyed on both national and international stages and can now be seen in to village halls and rural venues across the UK. Shows are offered in the form of 'menus' so local promoters are able to select the work that best suits their venue. This year's menu will bring an eclectic mix of dance adaptations of classic novels, fairytales and Shakespeare, Northern adventures and Windrush stories to an ever-growing audience who might not otherwise have the opportunity to see them. The initiative is a partnership between the National Rural Touring Forum, The Place, China Plate and Take Art.
John Allsop Releases 'Developing Literacy in at Risk Young Children: A Khametic Perspective'
by Christina Mancuso
- Mar 28, 2017
John Allsop, a veteran math teacher in the New York City public school system shares his experience of years of educating minority youth. During his time working with this population, he details the inherent failures in the public school's ability to adequately address the needs of students. The shortage of black male teachers compounds the already troubling inadequacies. Inequality still abounds, leaving youth of color with few options and a myriad of obstacles that continually and systematically obscure success.
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