Gotta Sing! Gotta Dance! Five young – ages 12 to 14 — Northern Kentuckians are headed for the national Junior Theatre Festival as part of the troupe from the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Dept. in Atlanta from Jan. 16-18. The festival has grown into the largest gathering of young theater performers in the […]
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5 Young Northern Kentucky Theatre Kids are Headed to National Stage
Gotta Sing! Gotta Dance! Five young – ages 12 to 14 — Northern Kentuckians are headed for the national Junior Theatre Festival as part of the troupe from the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music Preparatory Dept. in Atlanta from Jan. 16-18. The festival has grown into the largest gathering of young theater performers in the […]
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She Grew Up Loving Mysteries — Now She’s Directing One in Newport
The corpses are piling up in The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, at Stained Glass Theater in Newport Jan 8-24, as Footlighters takes a playful poke at theater folk and the B-movie whodunits of the WWII era. Musical Comedy Murders has lots of twists – the first one: it isn’t a musical. It’s about a backer’s audition for […]
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She Grew Up Loving Mysteries — Now She’s Directing One in Newport
The corpses are piling up in The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, at Stained Glass Theater in Newport Jan 8-24, as Footlighters takes a playful poke at theater folk and the B-movie whodunits of the WWII era. Musical Comedy Murders has lots of twists – the first one: it isn’t a musical. It’s about a backer’s audition for […]
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She Grew Up Loving Mysteries — Now She’s Directing One in Newport
The corpses are piling up in The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, at Stained Glass Theater in Newport Jan 8-24, as Footlighters takes a playful poke at theater folk and the B-movie whodunits of the WWII era. Musical Comedy Murders has lots of twists – the first one: it isn’t a musical. It’s about a backer’s audition for […]
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At Carnegie, “West Side Story” Will Be Told Faithfully
Brian Robertson, William White and Jay Goodlett know the secret to a great West Side Story: Tell the story. Faithfully. Robertson (director), White (musical director), and Goodlett (choreographer) are the highly respected members of the creative team for The Carnegie’s production, playing weekends Jan. 9-17. The brilliant concept for one of the best musicals from Broadway’s […]
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At Carnegie, “West Side Story” Will Be Told Faithfully
Brian Robertson, William White and Jay Goodlett know the secret to a great West Side Story: Tell the story. Faithfully. Robertson (director), White (musical director), and Goodlett (choreographer) are the highly respected members of the creative team for The Carnegie’s production, playing weekends Jan. 9-17. The brilliant concept for one of the best musicals from Broadway’s […]
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At Carnegie, “West Side Story” Will Be Told Faithfully
Brian Robertson, William White and Jay Goodlett know the secret to a great West Side Story: Tell the story. Faithfully. Robertson (director), White (musical director), and Goodlett (choreographer) are the highly respected members of the creative team for The Carnegie’s production, playing weekends Jan. 9-17. The brilliant concept for one of the best musicals from Broadway’s […]
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Jackie Demaline: Theatre You Should Check Out in January
Hello, 2015 – starting strong with a winter season showing plenty of promise. January highlights should be the regional premiere of The Other Place at Ensemble, which earned lots of thumbs-up in New York; the much anticipated one-woman show of Margaret Atwood’s bestseller The Handmaid’s Tale, with Cincinnati Shakespeare’s Corinne Mohlenhoff and Brian Isaac Phillips commuting north about a […]
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Jackie Demaline: Theatre You Should Check Out in January
Hello, 2015 – starting strong with a winter season showing plenty of promise. January highlights should be the regional premiere of The Other Place at Ensemble, which earned lots of thumbs-up in New York; the much anticipated one-woman show of Margaret Atwood’s bestseller The Handmaid’s Tale, with Cincinnati Shakespeare’s Corinne Mohlenhoff and Brian Isaac Phillips commuting north about a […]
