Two-Time Tony Award nominee André De Shields will be a special guest on PIA LINDSTROM PRESENTS on Monday, November 8 at 10 PM on Sirius XM Radio. This program will also be repeated on Wednesday, November 10 at 3pm and Sunday, November 14 at 8PM EST. This weekly interview show is hosted by the veteran movie and theater critic Pia Lindstrom, who talks with guests from the world of the arts, books and more.
Two-Time Tony Award nominee André De Shields will be a special guest on PIA LINDSTROM PRESENTS on Monday, November 8 at 10 PM on Sirius XM Radio. This program will also be repeated on Wednesday, November 10 at 3pm and Sunday, November 14 at 8PM EST. This weekly interview show is hosted by the veteran movie and theater critic Pia Lindstrom, who talks with guests from the world of the arts, books and more.
Woodie King Jr's New Federal Theatre will present Knock Me a Kiss by Charles Smith at their home at Henry Street Settlement's Abrons Arts Center/Recital Hall (466 Grand Street). Performances begin November 11th with Opening Night set for Sunday, November 21st. Performances continue through December 5th only. Chuck Smith directs a cast that features Erin Cherry, André De Shields, Gillian Glasco, Morocco Omari, Sean Phillips, and Marie Thomas. Knock Me a Kiss will have set design by Anthony Davidson, costume design by Ali Turns, lighting design by Shirley Prendergast, and sound design by Bill Toles.
The Castillo Theatre announces its twenty seventh season of experimental, political theatre entitled Where We Are and How We Got Here.
Woodie King Jr's New Federal Theatre will present Knock Me a Kiss by Charles Smith at their home at Henry Street Settlement's Abrons Arts Center/Recital Hall (466 Grand Street). Performances begin November 11th with Opening Night set for Sunday, November 21st. Performances continue through December 5th only. Chuck Smith directs a cast that features Erin Cherry, André De Shields, Gillian Glasco, Morocco Omari, Sean Phillips, and Marie Thomas. Knock Me a Kiss will have set design by Anthony Davidson, costume design by Ali Turns, lighting design by Shirley Prendergast, and sound design by Bill Toles.
The Castillo Theatre announces its twenty seventh season of experimental, political theatre entitled Where We Are and How We Got Here.
On September 30th through October 3rd, 500 artists, activists, young people, educators, scholars, practitioners and business people from 31 countries, all who use performance in their work as a new way of relating to, transforming and understanding the world, gathered at the All Stars Project headquarters at 543 West 42nd Street for the Performing the World Conference; Can Performance Change the World?
Woodie King Jr's New Federal Theatre will present Knock Me a Kiss by Charles Smith at their home at Henry Street Settlement's Abrons Arts Center/Recital Hall (466 Grand Street). Performances begin November 11th with Opening Night set for Sunday, November 21st. Performances continue through December 5th only. Chuck Smith directs a cast that features Erin Cherry, André De Shields, Gillian Glasco, Morocco Omari, Sean Phillips, and Marie Thomas. Knock Me a Kiss will have set design by Anthony Davidson, costume design by Ali Turns, lighting design by Shirley Prendergast, and sound design by Bill Toles.
September 30th through October 3rd, 350 artists, activists, young people, educators, scholars, practitioners and business people from 31 countries, all who use performance in their work as a new way of relating to, transforming and understanding the world, will gather at the All Stars Project headquarters at 543 West 42nd Street for the Performing the World Conference; Can Performance Change the World?
September 30th through October 3rd, 350 artists, activists, young people, educators, scholars, practitioners and business people from 31 countries, all who use performance in their work as a new way of relating to, transforming and understanding the world, will gather at the All Stars Project headquarters at 543 West 42nd Street for the Performing the World Conference; Can Performance Change the World? The All Stars Project and the East Side Institute for Group and Short Term Psychotherapy are co-sponsors of the conference.
A packed house of audience members in a Sherman Oaks 99-seat theatre shed tears, chuckled and burst into laughter as the one woman show Mulatto Saga progressed from the Nazi invasion of France and the Jim Crow South to hip hop and the modern day dating life of its star Juliette Fairley.
September 30th through October 3rd, 350 artists, activists, young people, educators, scholars, practitioners and business people from 31 countries, all who use performance in their work as a new way of relating to, transforming and understanding the world, will gather at the All Stars Project headquarters at 543 West 42nd Street for the Performing the World Conference; Can Performance Change the World?
September 30th through October 3rd, 350 artists, activists, young people, educators, scholars, practitioners and business people from 31 countries, all who use performance in their work as a new way of relating to, transforming and understanding the world, will gather at the All Stars Project headquarters at 543 West 42nd Street for the Performing the World Conference; Can Performance Change the World? The All Stars Project and the East Side Institute for Group and Short Term Psychotherapy are co-sponsors of the conference.
September 30th through October 3rd, 350 artists, activists, young people, educators, scholars, practitioners and business people from 31 countries, all who use performance in their work as a new way of relating to, transforming and understanding the world, will gather at the All Stars Project headquarters at 543 West 42nd Street for the Performing the World Conference; Can Performance Change the World? The All Stars Project and the East Side Institute for Group and Short Term Psychotherapy are co-sponsors of the conference.
Two-Time Tony Award nominee Andre De Shields, who recently dazzled as Applegate in the John W. Engeman Theater production of Damn Yankees, came out to support his ARCHBISHOP SUPREME TARTUFFE director Alfred Preisser and choreographer Tracy Jack at the West End Theater in New York last night, where the Dog Run Rep world premiere of Jeff Cohen's The Man Who Ate Michael Rockefeller, directed by Mr. Preisser and choreographed by and featuring Ms. Jack, is currently playing a limited engagement through October 3. After the show, castmembers were delighted to meet the Broadway vet.
The Castillo Theatre is presenting the four winning scripts from the 2010 Mario Fratti-Fred Newman Political Playwriting Contest, selected from over 200 entries. The plays are being directed by distinguished theatre professionals. The playreadings will take place at the Castillo Theatre, 543 West 42nd Street (between 10th & 11th Avenue) on Mondays, August 2, 9, 16, 23 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 adults; $5 students and senior citizens; TDF accepted; group rates available. Click on Castillo Theatre for tickets and more information or call 212-941-1234. The winners of the 2010 Mario Fratti-Fred Newman Political Playwriting Contest are:
A packed house of audience members in a Sherman Oaks 99-seat theatre shed tears, chuckled and burst into laughter as the one woman show Mulatto Saga progressed from the Nazi invasion of France and the Jim Crow South to hip hop and the modern day dating life of its star Juliette Fairley.
The Castillo Theatre is presenting the four winning scripts from the 2010 Mario Fratti-Fred Newman Political Playwriting Contest, selected from over 200 entries. The plays are being directed by distinguished theatre professionals. The playreadings will take place at the Castillo Theatre, 543 West 42nd Street (between 10th & 11th Avenue) on Mondays, August 2, 9, 16, 23 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 adults; $5 students and senior citizens; TDF accepted; group rates available. Click on Castillo Theatre for tickets and more information or call 212-941-1234. The winners of the 2010 Mario Fratti-Fred Newman Political Playwriting Contest are:
The Castillo Theatre is presenting the four winning scripts from the 2010 Mario Fratti-Fred Newman Political Playwriting Contest, selected from over 200 entries. The plays are being directed by distinguished theatre professionals. The playreadings will take place at the Castillo Theatre, 543 West 42nd Street (between 10th & 11th Avenue) on Mondays, August 2, 9, 16, 23 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 adults; $5 students and senior citizens; TDF accepted; group rates available. Click on Castillo Theatre for tickets and more information or call 212-941-1234. The winners of the 2010 Mario Fratti-Fred Newman Political Playwriting Contest are:
Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for professional not-for-profit theatre announces the winners of the 2010 TCG Awards for excellence.
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