Momentum Venues Sets Edinburgh Fringe Programmes
by Tyler Peterson - May 15, 2015
Award winning Proteus Theatre Company's production of 12.10.15 will play in the Playhouse at 2.20pm daily, an uncompromising and fiercely contemporary performance, following two women's lives that are defined by conflict. From today's Middle East to occupied Belgium 1915, this gripping one-woman show explores the female experience of warfare. With their slightly riskier title More C*NT that Can't: The Scandalous Life and Fast Times of Lord Byron in the studio at 8.30pm throughout the festival, hear Lord Byron's wild tales of debauchery and romance. Entertaining you with his wit and wisdom let the infamous Lord Byron charm you with his sheer charismatic force. Meet the man who invented celebrity culture in this unique evening performance.
BWW Previews: A SOUTHERN GIRL'S GOT TO HAVE IT by Elaine Alexander
by Vickie Evans - Mar 25, 2015
A Southern Girl's Got To Have It is a collection of one-act comedies written by award winning playwright, Elaine Alexander, directed by theatre veteran Gaye Haid that will open this Thursday, March 26, at Rock Hill Community Theatre.
Tony Winner Patti LuPone Coming to MPAC, 3/21
by Tyler Peterson - Feb 18, 2015
Tony-Winning performer Patti LuPone takes the stage for an evening of Broadway favorites at Mayo Performing Arts Center on Saturday, March 21, 2015 at 8 pm. Tickets are $49-89.
East Lynne Acceping Items for the Food Closet
by Tyler Peterson - Dec 1, 2014
As usual this time of year, the award-winning Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company is accepting nonperishable items for the Cape May Food Closet. What is needed are canned soups, vegetables, and fruit, boxed pasta, paper towels, shampoo, bar soap, toilet paper, dish soap, and detergent. Any canned food items will be graciously accepted, as long as they have current and future expiration dates.
East Lynne Theatre Company to Present CHRISTMAS IN WISCONSIN
by Tyler Peterson - Nov 17, 2014
"I wish't I knew someone to have a Christmas tree with," says Calliope Marsh to Mrs. Sykes in the small town of Friendship Village. At first, even Calliope doesn't know what she means by what she just said, but then her ideas take shape in the form of how to get the big tree in the center of town lit with electric lights for Christmas Eve.
