Held live on Zoom, the series takes audiences behind the scenes and introduces them to ensemble members, staff, technicians, and popular guest artists.
Florida Repertory Theatre will bring back its popular Stage@Home Virtual Talkback Series for four episodes beginning on Oct. 2nd at 3:30 PM. Held live on Zoom, the series takes audiences behind the scenes and introduces them to ensemble members, staff, technicians, and popular guest artists. The cost to register is $20/episode and $75 to access all four episodes.
Hosted by Associate Artistic Director, Jason Parrish, the first episode features three musical leading ladies from recent Florida Rep productions for an in-depth discussion and some powerful performances. The panelists are Jillian Louis, who played Sally Bowles in "Cabaret," Susan Haefner, who dazzled in the title role from "Tenderly: the Rosemary Clooney Musical," and Bethany Gwen Perkins, who starred in last year's season opener, "Always...Patsy Cline." The series was so popular over the spring and summer," said Artistic Director, Greg Longenhagen, "that we knew we had to bring it back this fall. We announced the postponement of our professional live theatre season earlier this month, and Stage@Home is just one of many ways we're pivoting to alternative content while we cannot gather. Nothing replaces the magic of live theatre, but we think projects like Stage@Home will help to deepen our audience's appreciation of it when we make a return to our stages in 2021."The four-episode run of Stage@Home begins Friday, Oct. 2 and runs every week at 3:30 through the end of the month. The series takes a break on Oct. 23 in order to allow its Education Department to return to its Virtual Reading Series, and is excited to announce the title for October later this month. In addition to Stage@Home, the theatre is working to make an announcement of even more virtual content in the coming days!
"Please stay tuned," Longenhagen said. "Keep watching our website, your inbox, and all of our social media platforms because that's the fastest way we can communicate with you. While you're at it, subscribe to our YouTube channel so you get up-to -the-minute updates as we produce more and more virtual content this fall."
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