Brown Box Theatre Project Presents THE BROADWAY JUKEBOX: REVOLUTION, May 10-June 2

The Broadway Jukebox returns by popular demand! With a new list of 30 songs to choose from, each performance is unique based on the selection of that night's audience. Upon arrival, each audience member votes for their top choices based on five categories: "Classics," "Contemporary Musicals," "Animation," "Diva," and "Written by Rockers." Brown Box then curates that night's show on the spot in this interactive, family-friendly evening, where we perform what YOU consider the best of Broadway. Don't miss out on the revolution!

The Broadway Jukebox: Revolution will visit locations throughout New England and Delmarva as part of a four-week tour from May 10-June 2, 2019. Brown Box's annual tradition will continue the company's mission of delivering professional, impactful theatre directly to communities in an ongoing effort to reinvent the way theatre is created and consumed. In keeping with this model, The Broadway Jukebox: Revolution will transform public spaces throughout New England and Delmarva into vibrant cultural and tourist destinations, marking a significant victory for accessible arts programming and creative spaces in the area.

Brown Box first presented The Broadway Jukebox in 2018. Adored by Broadway patrons and theatre novices, this format provides new voices and stories from across musical theatre genre to be delivered, live, to audiences up and down the coast. With The Broadway Jukebox: Revolution, audiences again have their choice between nostalgic classics mixed with recent Tony-winning scores, making for a show unlike any other!

A Delmarva native himself, Artistic Director Kyler Taustin was troubled by a lack of cultural opportunities while growing up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and has since committed his career to building up the artistic landscape of his hometown and beyond. "Theatre shouldn't exist in a bubble," says Taustin. "Geography and cost should not exclude people from the arts." The company seeks to use performance as a way to reach new communities, share diverse stories, and spark conversation.

The Broadway Jukebox: Revolution performances are open to all audiences. Funding for this event is provided in part by the Worcester County Arts Council, Maryland State Arts Council, Fall River Cultural Council (Massachusetts Cultural Council), Webster Cultural Council and Somerset Cultural Council - organizations dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive.

ABOUT THE COMPANY: Brown Box Theatre Project's mission is to bring high-quality theatre to communities that otherwise lack access to the performing arts. The constant goal in all their programming is to bring down barriers that separate potential audiences from live theatre and to introduce the performing arts to the widest audience possible.

The Broadway Jukebox: Revolution
Brown Box Theatre Project
Directed by Kyler Taustin

Music Director, Liz Kantor

Choreography by Scott Caron

FEATURING:

Xavier Alexander Durden
Lovuyo Neo Gcabo
Carly Grayson
Lisa Joyce
Cameron Torres

Produced by Ashley Cabral and Geena Forristall
Managed by Angela Harrington
Managed by Cassandra West
Lighting Design by Victoria Rowe
Master Electrician William Sexton
Costume Design by Lila West
Audio Engineering by Katie Jost
Properties Design by Cheryl Taustin

Tre Espinoza, Guitar
Liz Kantor, Piano
Daniel Santiago, Percussion

PERFORMANCE LOCATIONS AND TIME - NEW ENGLAND

May 11 | The Narrows Center for the Arts | 16 Anawan Street, Fall River, MA
May 12 | Christian Herter Park | 1175 Soldiers Field Road, Allston, MA - Rain date: May 13
May 16 | Webster Town Hall Auditorium | 350 Main Street, Webster, MA
May 17 | Atlantic Wharf - Waterfront Square | 290 Congress Street, Boston, MA
May 18 | Atlantic Wharf - Waterfront Square | 290 Congress Street, Boston, MA
May 19 | Atlantic Wharf - Waterfront Square | 290 Congress Street, Boston, MA

PERFORMANCE LOCATIONS AND TIME - DELMARVA

May 23 | Ocean City Performing Arts Center | 4001 Market Street, Pocomoke City, MD
May 24 | The Mar-Va Theater | 103 Market Street, Pocomoke City, MD
May 25 | Lewes Public Library | 111 Adams Avenue, Lewes, DE
May 26 | Oxford Community Center | 200 Oxford Road, Oxford, MD
May 29 | The Blue Dog | 300 N Washington Street, Snow Hill, MD
May 31 | Salisbury Riverwalk Amphitheater | 13 Camden Avenue, Salisbury, MD
June 1 | Dorchester Center for the Arts | 321 High Street, Cambridge, MD
June 2 | Berlin Branch of Worcester County Library | 13 Harrison Avenue, Berlin, MD

Please visit www.brownboxtheatre.org for full performance schedule.

All performances begin at 8pm. All performances are open to all audiences.

For more information, please visit www.brownboxtheatre.org.