The outdoor stage has been built, bleachers are being set and tents and concession stands will soon pop up in Royal Oak's Starr Jaycee Park as Water Works Theatre Company prepares for the 13th annual Shakespeare in the Park, today, August 1-11.
The outdoor stage has been built, bleachers are being set and tents and concession stands will soon pop up in Royal Oak's Starr Jaycee Park as Water Works Theatre Company prepares for the 13th annual Shakespeare in the Park, August 1-11. Michigan's biggest and best outdoor professional theatre event will feature two weeks of theatrical fun in the heart of Royal Oak. Tickets ($8-$20) are on sale now for The Merry Wives of Windsor and Much Ado About Nothing and can be purchased online at www.waterworkstheatre.com. In addition to its outdoor productions, Water Works will also offer performance minded students an opportunity to learn from the experts with the Water Works Academy and KidsAct July 29 - August 10.
A complete Shakespeare in the Park performance schedule follows. In addition to its outdoor productions, Water Works will also offer performance minded students an opportunity to learn from the experts with the Water Works Academy and KidsAct July 29 - August 10.
As part of its mission "to reestablish and expand Detroit's theatre district," Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company has chosen plays by Michigan natives and current Michigan residents to stage as part of a festival to take place May 24, 25 and 26, 2013, at the Abreact Performance Space (1301 W. Lafayette, #1301, Detroit, MI 48226). Attendees will see a reading of each play and are encouraged to participate in a workshop-style discussion afterward. Several plays that have been read in past staged reading festivals have gone on to be produced in the region, and this event gives audience members an opportunity to become a part of the process of developing plays for eventual production. Admission is by donation only.
As part of its mission 'to reestablish and expand Detroit's theatre district,' Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company is now accepting submissions of plays by Michigan natives or current Michigan residents to stage as part of a festival to take place in spring or early summer of 2013. There is no submission fee.
As part of its mission "to reestablish and expand Detroit's theatre district," Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company is now accepting submissions of plays by Michigan natives or current Michigan residents to stage as part of a festival to take place in spring or early summer of 2013. The past four Staged Reading Festivals featuring Michigan playwrights have provided constructive venues in which to workshop new plays, and four plays read in the festivals have subsequently been produced by local companies: The Current (Sean Paraventi; Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company), The Sunday Punch (Linda Ramsay; Planet Ant Theatre), Burn the Red Banner: Or, Let the Rebels Have Their Fun (Franco Vitella; The Abreact) and Soul Mates (Kirsten Knisely; Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company).
Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company of Detroit is today announced its fourth full season of productions and projects, in residence at the Abreact Performance Space in Detroit. Following its popular and critically acclaimed past three seasons, the company is finding new ways to enhance and enrich the community through theatre.
Khoros Inc'a UNLOCKING DESIRE a play by Barbara Neri directed by John Jakary closes tonight 10/8.
UNLOCKING DESIRE a play by Barbara Neri directed by John Jakary, makes its Detroit premiere at Marlene Boll Theater, in the Downtown YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit MI. 48226
Khoros Inc. presents UNLOCKING DESIRE a play by Barbara Neri directed by John Jakary.
UNLOCKING DESIRE a play by Barbara Neri directed by John Jakary, makes its Detroit premiere at Marlene Boll Theater, in the Downtown YMCA, 1401 Broadway, Detroit MI. 48226
The New Theatre Project is pleased to announce the full lineup for its first New Work Series featuring readings and staged readings of original work.
The New Theatre Project is pleased to announce the full lineup for its first New Work Series featuring readings and staged readings of original work.
Khoros Inc. presents UNLOCKING DESIRE a play by Barbara Neri directed by John Jakary.
Water Works Theatre company is proud to announce the casts for its 11th annual Shakespeare In The Park in Royal Oak productions.
As part of its mission "to reestablish and expand Detroit's theatre district," Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company has chosen plays by Michigan natives or current Michigan residents to stage as part of a festival to take place May 21 and 22, 2011, at 1515 Broadway in downtown Detroit, 48226.
As part of its mission "to reestablish and expand Detroit's theatre district," Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company has chosen plays by Michigan natives or current Michigan residents to stage as part of a festival to take place May 21 and 22, 2011, at 1515 Broadway in downtown Detroit, 48226.
Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company of Detroit presents the world premiere of The Current, by playwright-in-residence Sean Paraventi (Redford), directed by Molly McMahon (Detroit).
Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company of Detroit presents the world premiere of The Current, by playwright-in-residence Sean Paraventi (Redford), directed by Molly McMahon (Detroit). The show runs from November 12-December 4, 2010. Tickets are $15-$18, with pay-what-you-can tickets available to all performances other than opening night, which is half-price. Tickets may be reserved by phone at 313-408-7269 or at www.magentagiraffe.org.
Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company of Detroit presents the world premiere of The Current, by playwright-in-residence Sean Paraventi (Redford), directed by Molly McMahon (Detroit).
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