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Scott Rawson

Scott Rawson: A founding member and current Artistic Director of CAB this being the second theater company he has begun, the other being R.A.V.E. (Rogues and Vagabonds Entertainment) which was sold. Scott's theatrical background began in Madison at Broom Street Theater. He’s acted in many plays, written and directed quite a few more and then went on to co-write yet a few others. He was embraced by the theater community here in Baraboo, and has made that his permanent base. He works for the Veterans Museum out of Madison on numerous occasions, engaging in their autumn school project of Cemetery tours. He has been featured in many independent and commercial films. Scott currently is the Director for both youth workshops; Play in a weekend and Teens n Theater, as well as Showtime Youth Musical Theatre. Scott has written and directed for several of CAB's nights of original works. http://www.cabtheatre.org/

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First Show

Jesus Christ Superstar back in the 80's

Favorite Show

Jesus Christ Superstar or Something Rotten.

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BWW Review: ALICE Rocks Mad City!

BWW Review: ALICE Rocks Mad City!

October 28, 2016

Deep within the intimate setting of the Drury stage at the Bartell theatre, where there is arguably not a bad seat in the house, magic took place.

BWW Review: The African Company Presents RICHARD III Timidly Important work.

BWW Review: The African Company Presents RICHARD III Timidly Important work.

September 20, 2016

Did you know that there was an African Theater Company in 1821? We learn during American Players Theater production of 'THE AFRICAN THEATER COMPANY PRESENTS RICHARD III, that 6 years before New York abolished slavery and 20 years before the beginning of the Civil War, this company existed.

BWW Review: KING LEAR Relevant Today

BWW Review: KING LEAR Relevant Today

September 8, 2016

American Players Theater's William Brown Brings King Lear into the contemporary world, but does that make this Shakespearean Tragedy Relevant? In a word, Yes! The good King has his retirement all mapped out when lo and behold, his family all of people just refuse to cooperate.




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