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Continue reading →: Some December happenings
While I’m taking a bit of a break after all the recent theatre-going and set work, thought I’d shout out some ongoing and upcoming December fun. Red Sandcastle Theatre is cooking with music, comedy, drama and holiday fun all month long! Check out their website to see what A.D./actor Rosemary…
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Continue reading →: New Ideas 2013 audition notice
Originally posted on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog: Here’s the audition notice for New Ideas Festival 2013. Please read CAREFULLY and follow directions. NEW IDEAS FESTIVAL 2013 — March 6–24, 2013— Actors of all ages (18+) and ethnicities are needed for New Ideas Festival 2013, a three-week juried festival of…
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Continue reading →: Fond farewell to The Drowning Girls
Alumnae Theatre Company’s production of The Drowning Girls closed on Saturday night to another packed house at the end of an incredible run – and I was lucky to be able to see it one last time before our closing night celebration at Betty’s and the inevitable set strike the…
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Continue reading →: New Ideas Festival 2013: the writer/director teams!
Originally posted on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog: Amendment to Nov 27 post: the play Dinner Date by Jessica Moss (Week One) has been replaced by Suzanne Gauthier’s Still Waters. (If you attended the Write Now! event on Oct 21, you might recall this charming piece. See post at http://alumnaetheatre.wordpress.com/2012/10/24/write-now-2012-running-water/)…
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Continue reading →: Soul stories take centre stage @ SoulOTheatre workshop showcase
I had the honour of being invited to Red Sandcastle Theatre last night to attend the one night only performance of SoulOTheatre’s recent workshop participants, who embarked on a 10-week journey to mine their souls and life stories to create their own one-person show and perform it in front of…
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Continue reading →: “The Drowning Girls” Talkback, Nov 25
Originally posted on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog: Following yesterday’s matinee performance, about half of the almost-sold-out audience opted to stay for a 25-minute Talkback with director Taryn Jorgenson and the cast of The Drowning Girls. “The Drowning Girls” director Taryn Jorgenson gives the Talkback audience the historical facts behind…
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Continue reading →: “The Drowning Girls”: opening night & after
Originally posted on The Alumnae Theatre Company's Blog: Saturday night (Nov 17) was the opening of The Drowning Girls, and as you read in the re-blogged post from Life With More Cowbell, the show was a thing of beauty. Margaret (Emily Opal Smith), Alice (Jennifer Neales) and Bessie (Tennille Read)…
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