Redd Tale Theatre Company celebrates its sixth year with an original adaptation of a Greek classic and a Russian favorite: MADDY A Modern Day Medea By Will Le Vasseur, Previews August 6th, 2009
Redd Tale Theatre Company's MADDY is set in the heartland of America at The Corinthian, a trailer park.
Redd Tale Theatre Company celebrates its sixth year with an original adaptation of a Greek classic and a Russian favorite: Maddy A Modern Day Medea By Will Le Vasseur, Previews August 6th, 2009.
Redd Tale Theatre Company celebrates its sixth year with an original adaptation of a Greek classic and a Russian favorite: MADDY A Modern Day Medea By Will Le Vasseur, Previews August 6th, 2009
Redd Tale Theatre Company celebrates its sixth year with an original adaptation of a Greek classic and a Russian favorite: MADDY A Modern Day Medea By Will Le Vasseur, Previews August 6th, 2009
Redd Tale Theatre Company celebrates its sixth year with an original adaptation of a Greek classic and a Russian favorite: MADDY A Modern Day Medea By Will Le Vasseur, Previews August 6th, 2009
Redd Tale Theatre Company celebrates its sixth year with an original adaptation of a Greek classic and a Russian favorite: MADDY A Modern Day Medea By Will Le Vasseur & The Swan Song by Anton Chekhov, Preview August 6th, 2009
Redd Tale Theatre Company celebrates its sixth year with an original adaptation of a Greek classic and a Russian favorite: MADDY A Modern Day Medea By Will Le Vasseur, Previews August 6th, 2009
Redd Tale Theatre Company celebrates its sixth year with an original adaptation of a Greek classic and a Russian favorite: MADDY A Modern Day Medea By Will Le Vasseur & The Swan Song by Anton Chekhov, Preview August 6th, 2009
Written and adapted by Kyle Baxter (Breeze off the River at Fringe) and Jon Crefeld, I Hate Love, a modern-day spin on a Shakespeare classic, will be premiering in the 2009 Midtown International Theatre Festival.
Written and adapted by Kyle Baxter (Breeze off the River at Fringe) and Jon Crefeld, I Hate Love, a modern-day spin on a Shakespeare classic, will be premiering in the 2009 Midtown International Theatre Festival.
