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Ruhala Performing Arts Center is now enrolling.
Private classes are available “to improve your skills, enjoy your performing, and balance your life with joy", in person or by video. More info at http://ruhalacenter.com
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Have YOU worked/played at Riverwalk Theatre? Do you have a fave RECIPE to share?
The Moms of Quarantine Babies at Riverwalk are assembling a digital cookbook (with printing rights) as an independent fundraiser for Riverwalk Theatre! They have some great ideas to make a really fun and tasty cookbook and more information will be released soon about how to snag your copy, but they need YOUR help with the content! Submit as many of your food and drink recipes as you'd like! Depending on the amount of submissions, they cannot guarantee every recipe will be published. If you have a (neatly) handwritten recipe, you are welcome to snap a picture and send to mailto:broadwaybrain13@gmail.com SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS 8pm SEPTEMBER 1st! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSde3cbZXbpxfeoIrff7aaXehGeWGrLibzOUrboIOYXJZQsr-Q/viewform The Curtainless Theatre is thrilled to present the next installment of The Oedipus Cycle:
Oedipus at Colonus. Streaming live on our Facebook page at 8 pm on Friday, August 28, this second part of Sophocles' classic trilogy catches up with the tragic Oedipus many years after the events of Oedipus Rex. Having been thrust from his home and kingdom in Thebes, Oedipus finds himself a wayfarer in Athens, where he rests on a rock near the town of Colonus. Reflecting on fate, guilt, treachery and friendship, Oedipus spends his final hours with his daughters. When a haunting figure from his past returns to take his daughters away, Oedipus looks to Theseus of Athens for aid. Directed by Dale Wayne Williams with technical direction by Cody Skalmowski, the cast features a host of Lansing area favorites, including transplants Jordan Climie in Detroit and Monica Holland in Boston. Those who tuned in to our production of Oedipus Rex will see some familiar faces in the cast, including Tim Edinger returning as Oedipus and Joe Clark continuing in the role of Creon (joined this time around by his fiancee Kate Dickinson!). This event is Free, but donations are encouraged and very much appreciated: paypal.me/curtainlesstheatre Note: this play contains sensitive material that may not be suitable for all ages. Parental guidance suggested. Note from Jane: You can check out the “prequel” Oedipus Rex, at Curtainelss Theatre’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/search/videos/?q=the curtainless theatre As a “classics-challenged” viewer, I recommend checking out the Cliff’s Notes version, in advance. You can also review summaries of the previous “Oedipus” and the subsequent “Antigone” at this site: https://www.cliffsnotes.com/literature/o/the-oedipus-trilogy/play-summary/oedipus-at-colonus WHARTON CENTER PRESENTS A VIRTUAL CONCERT WITH MICHIGAN’S OWN
JEFF DANIELS — ONLINE and UNPLUGGED Friday, August 28, 2020 at 8:00pm Tickets are $15, limit one per email For more information visit http://whartoncenter.comto find a link to crowdcast.com to purchase tickets. Or visit https://www.crowdcast.io/e/jeffdanielswhartonaug28/register EAST LANSING, MI — Join Emmy award-winning and Tony® nominated actor, director, singer/song-writer Jeff Daniels on Friday, August 28, 2020, at 8:00pm, for an intimate concert experience full of original songs, personal stories from his stage and movie career that only he can tell - and plenty of smiles. Following the concert Jeff will do a short Q & A. Tickets to the virtual concert are on sale now and will be processed through Crowdcast.com. Ticket purchasers will receive a private link to the event via an email. To purchase tickets, visit http://www.crowdcast.io/e/jeffdanielswhartonaug28/registeror visit the Wharton Center website at http://www.whartoncenter.comfor the Crowdcast link. Jeff Daniels is probably best known to audiences as a film, television, and stage actor, from his Emmy-winning roles in Netflix’s Godlessand the HBO seriesThe Newsroom to the popular film series Dumb and Dumber.He also received a Tony® nominee for his recent year-long role on Broadway as Atticus Finch inTo Kill A Mockingbird. Most don’t realize Daniel’s is also talented playwright, musician, lyricist, and storyteller, with nearly four hundred songs, three hundred live gigs and engagements, and five albums to his name. His songwriting continually draws favorable comparison to Arlo Guthrie, and the late John Prine and Steve Goodman. “We are thrilled to present this virtual concert with Jeff Daniels,” says Wharton Center Executive Director Mike Brand. “The last time we presented Jeff, back in November of 2017, demand was so great we added another show. He is a wonderful musician and great story-teller.” Daniels has shared the stage with Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt, Joe Ely, Cheryl Wheeler, Guy Clark, Christine Lavin, Keb Mo’ and Bruce Hornsby. He performed at David Bromberg’s 70th Birthday Bash at NYC’s Town Hall. In 2012, the Martin Guitar Company began selling the OM Jeff Daniels Custom Artist Edition Guitar. He also narrated their award-winning documentary, The Ballad Of The Dreadnought. Ixion presents the first New Live Show in our area with TURN TURN TURN,a collection of original, locally-written monologues. Performances will be Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 21, 22 and 23 at 6 PM in Sharp Park 1401 Elmwood Road Lansing, MI. While the event is outdoors, guests are encouraged to wear masks and socially distance as possible. The performances are in the amphitheater, which is at the south end of the park near the pond. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated. For more information call 517.775.4246 or email mailto:ixionensemble@gmail.com. Note: recent Facebook troubles have resulted in a resend of the erroneous Thur-Sat dates. I am assured that the Fri-Sun dates are correct. One of the performers tells us "The show will last about 2.5 hours. It does have strong language in some of the monologues, so beware of that." Excited to see a New Real Live Show in PERson again! See you there opening night? You can still watch TIFTT!
The Take It From The Top Showcase of student performers that happened August 7 is available for replay at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBwW8U1VxEQGet a load of the stars of the future — and a well edited video mosaic of performances! TAKE IT FROM THE TOP
2020 SHOWCASE DATE/TIME: Friday, August 7, 2020 LOCATION: Wharton Center’s YouTube channel and whartoncenter.com MORE INFO: http://whartoncenter.com EAST LANSING, MI — On Friday, August 7, at 7:00pm, Broadway star Paul Canaan (Legally Blonde, Miss Saigon, Kinky Boots) will host the culmination of this year’s TAKE IT FROM THE TOP summer program. Presented virtually this summer, TAKE IT FROM THE TOP 2020 was staffed by 17 Broadway professionals, including Tony Award® winning Broadway director/choreographer Jerry Mitchell (Legally Blonde, Hairspray, Pretty Woman, On Your Feet) and actors Annaleigh Ashford who won a Tony Award® for You Can’t Take it With You, Caroline Bowman (Frozen) and Courtney Reed who originated the role of Princess Jasmine in Disney’s Aladdin. The staff worked with more than 150 students from across the country, in Wharton Center’s two-week musical theatre intensive. “We are excited to give Wharton Center fans a behind-the-scenes look at all the fun we had sharing with the students this year,” says Canaan. The exclusive showcase, which will be viewable from Wharton Center’s website (whartoncenter.com) as well as our YouTube channel, features performances of Broadway hits by this year’s TAKE IT FROM THE TOP students, along with a glimpse into what the students learned at the popular summer program. TAKE IT FROM THE TOP is a series of thrilling, hands-on workshops offered through Wharton Center Institute for Arts & Creativity. Participants – from second graders to adults – receive a unique opportunity to train with a talented team of leading Broadway professionals. To view the event, visit http://whartoncenter.com or Wharton Center's YouTube Channel on Friday, August 7, at 7pm. Ixion Theatre Ensemble Calling all writers! We are seeking short plays around the theme of "Dreams". Whether it's interpreting the meaning of eating a peanut butter and pickle sandwich in a tutu on the El with a clown or exploring aspirations, we want to see your stories. Whatever dream(s) you want to explore we would like to hear that story. We will select up to eight scripts for further development, including staged readings and possibly full production in May of 2021. Guidelines for your Dreams submissions(s) are: - No more than 4 actors -Simple setting -No more than 15 pages -Submissions must include only first initial and last name of author in header or footer -Multiple submissions are allowed - No bios are to be included. -Digital submissions only to mailto:ixionensemble@gmail.com -Deadline is 5 p.m September 30, 2020 Remember: Ixion Returns to the Stage with Turn Turn Turn, a collection of original, locally-written monologues. Performances will be August 21, 22 and 23 at 6 PM in Sharp Park 1401 Elmwood Road Lansing, MI. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated. For more information call 517.775.4246 or email mailto:ixionensemble@gmail.com. We hope to see LOTS of people (Live and In Person, 6-feet away, wearing masks) at this first, live, new, theatre event since Covid hit! I plan to be there opening night. (Jane) Learn more about the writers of the monologues in this show on Ixion’s Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=ixion theatre ensemble Lebowsky Argie Awards - Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 7 PM – 8 PM
Join members of the Lebowsky Center, Owosso community on August 13 for the annual Argie Awards celebrating the 2019-2020 season on ZOOM, where you will be able to join the video call to connect with friends and fellow volunteers while hearing each of the award categories announced. Winners of each category will be given a chance to say a few words after their category is announced. The ZOOM Link will be shared the week of the event and is FREE to attend and access Congrats to all of the nominees for the 2019-2020 Argie Awards! https://www.facebook.com/events/337306454329351/ http://lebowskycenter.com |
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