LYMAN, The Musical, is about, centrally, a person named Lyman Liri. We are first introduced to him as an adult when a lady stops to talk to him while he is selling Valencia oranges on the streets of Redlands, California. We begin to learn about both of them, and how they might even be connected, as the woman seems to recognize him, but can't recall from where or when.
This is a brand new Musical that made it's El Portal debut the night I saw the performance. It is an amazing and courageous endeavor to not only put a spotlight on the homeless in our city, but to show how possible it could be that one choice, one decision could change the course of your life forever, in a flash, and this theme is explored thoroughly throughout Lyman's story.
Writer and director Anne Johnstonbrown announced today the full cast for her production of LYMAN, The Musical, which tackles the prevalent issue of homelessness and how choice and chance define our future. The musical stars Lou Beatty, Jr. (Tales from the Hood 2, The Yard), and features Eric Baily, Jr., Jacob Betts, Chantel Cagle-Cordova, Jack Dempsey Collins, Tony Collins, Erik Dabrowski, Natalie Eleftheriadis, Kevin C. Ezeh, Andrew Flory, Eddie Griego, Michael Naishtut, Betty Ann Ortega, Emily Priestly, Nathan Smith-Finley, Connie Ventress, William Warren, Howard Wilson, and Veronica Crystal Young.
Writer and director Anne Johnstonbrown announced today the full cast for her production of LYMAN, The Musical, which tackles the prevalent issue of homelessness and how choice and chance define our future. The musical stars Lou Beatty, Jr. (Tales from the Hood 2, The Yard), and features Eric Baily, Jr., Jacob Betts, Chantel Cagle-Cordova, Jack Dempsey Collins, Tony Collins, Erik Dabrowski, Natalie Eleftheriadis, Kevin C. Ezeh, Andrew Flory, Eddie Griego, Michael Naishtut, Betty Ann Ortega, Emily Priestly, Nathan Smith-Finley, Connie Ventress, William Warren, Howard Wilson, and Veronica Crystal Young.
An innovative new drama by playwright Anne Johnstonbrown will make its Los Angeles debut at this year's Hollywood Fringe Festival at The Hudson Backstage Theatre on June 3, 2017.
'Deathtroupe', an original play by Mary Willard, author of 'Moonshine', 'Occasional Sin', and 'Elvis and Juliet'. opens at The Grove on Saturday, March 12th. 'Deathtroupe' is a comedy with blood-curdling screams, a murderer by the name of 'The Chopper' running loose, grilled cheese sandwiches, Jell-o, and Captain Morgan.
The Grove Theatre is proud to announce the opening of "Deathtroupe", an original play by Mary Willard, author of "Moonshine", "Occasional Sin", and "Elvis and Juliet".
The Grove Theatre announces the opening of 'Deathtroupe', an original play
by Mary Willard, author of 'Moonshine', 'Occasional Sin', and 'Elvis and Juliet'. 'Deathtroupe' is a comedy with blood-curdling screams, a murderer by the name of ‘The Chopper' running loose, grilled cheese sandwiches, Jell-o, and Captain Morgan.
'Deathtroupe', an original play by Mary Willard, author of 'Moonshine', 'Occasional Sin', and 'Elvis and Juliet'. opens at The Grove on Saturday, March 12th. 'Deathtroupe' is a comedy with blood-curdling screams, a murderer by the name of 'The Chopper' running loose, grilled cheese sandwiches, Jell-o, and Captain Morgan.
The Grove Theatre is proud to announce the opening of "Deathtroupe", an original play by Mary Willard, author of "Moonshine", "Occasional Sin", and "Elvis and Juliet".
The annual Greater Leavenworth Area Student Art Show sponsored by the Carnegie Arts Center is happening in the Stacks Gallery of the Carnegie Art Center at 601 S. 5th St. Leavenworth, KS, March 13-April 4, 2009. Opening reception for the Artists and their art teachers will be held Friday March 13th from 5:00-7:00PM. The Center provides a professional setting in which area students display their works for an audience of varied interests. Exposure to critiques and comments allows the students to express their creative thoughts in a verbal manner.
The annual Greater Leavenworth Area Student Art Show sponsored by the Carnegie Arts Center is happening in the Stacks Gallery of the Carnegie Art Center at 601 S. 5th St. Leavenworth, KS, March 13-April 4, 2009. Opening reception for the Artists and their art teachers will be held Friday March 13th from 5:00-7:00PM. The Center provides a professional setting in which area students display their works for an audience of varied interests. Exposure to critiques and comments allows the students to express their creative thoughts in a verbal manner.
