James Chandler News

Vincent Rivers, presented by Theatre Britain in cooperation with Uptown Players, is now running through Jun. 21 at the KD Studio Theatre, is a story that has at its core a hate-based crime, the murder of a young British male named Vincent River. Where this story departs from the manner hate crimes are dealt with in the country, usually as news sound bites, Vincent River takes an organic journey into the mindset of the parent(s) and their quest to understand who their homosexual child was.

Set in the East End of London, this harsh, lyrical and joltingly funny drama is about a bereaved mother and the anguished young man who crashes into her life. In the aftermath of a hate crime, Anita and Davey search for the answer to the simplest and most impossible of questions: Why?

Theatre Britain and Uptown Players are thrilled to announce the revival of Theatre Britain's acclaimed production of Vincent River on June 4 - 21, 2009, at the KD Studio Theatre in Dallas. Set in the East End of London, Vincent River written by Philip Ridley, sets a harsh, lyrical and hysterical drama about a bereaved mother and the anguished young man who crashes into her life.

Inevitable Theatre Company proudly follows up its inaugural season with a dynamic selection of music and madness in 2008-09, including the area premieres of two cutting-edge plays and the world premiere concert reading of a new alt-rock musical.

Inevitable Theatre Company presents the Dallas-Fort Worth premiere of the dark comedy Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal, to be performed December 6-22, 2007 at the Bath House Cultural Center on White Rock Lake in Dallas, TX.