“Oh man – I lived this! I was this kid’s age during World War II – it really affected me. I was 15 years old in 1945,… Read more “Go back in time with ‘What I Did Last Summer’ at Clague Playhouse”
Tag: theatre
Christopher Johnston invites you into the Clown Motel
CLOWNS. Happiness. Terror. Joy. Rainbows. Anger. Fun. Red Shoes. Stephen King. You name it – there will be a strong reaction to clowns no matter who you… Read more “Christopher Johnston invites you into the Clown Motel”
Have we lost our theatre etiquette?
Today I read an article entitled “An Open Letter To Those Who Leave During Curtain Call: A lesson on curtain call etiquette,” published by Christopher Castanho over on TheOdysseyOnline.com.… Read more “Have we lost our theatre etiquette?”
‘My Barking Dog’ reveals the beast within at convergence-continuum
No, “My Barking Dog” by Eric Coble isn’t about my obnoxious (but super cute) puggle named Mac, it’s about drawing your own lines in the sand and… Read more “‘My Barking Dog’ reveals the beast within at convergence-continuum”
Get Ready to PARTY at Dobama
Where will YOU be on Saturday, August 13th, 2016? DOBAMA THEATRE wants you to be at their launch party! Straight from the invite about this FREE event:… Read more “Get Ready to PARTY at Dobama”
‘The Woman Hater’ – an interview with Mamaí’s Christine McBurney
“The Woman Hater” is equal parts comedy of humours, sentimental comedy, gothic/sentimental tragedy, and farce. – Christine McBurney “The Woman Hater” seems like a harsh title for… Read more “‘The Woman Hater’ – an interview with Mamaí’s Christine McBurney”
Restorations and Online Ticketing bring Clague Playhouse into the 21st century
The last time Clague Playhouse got new seats, it was 1995. The last major renovation was in 1991. The paper ticketing system has been in place for… Read more “Restorations and Online Ticketing bring Clague Playhouse into the 21st century”
‘OBJECTIVELY / REASONABLE’ gives community a voice
“People want to talk about what happened; they just don’t always know how.” – Lisa Langford “OBJECTIVELY / REASONABLE: A Community Response to the Shooting of Tamir… Read more “‘OBJECTIVELY / REASONABLE’ gives community a voice”
Go ‘Into the Woods’ with Jayne Kacik – Stocker Arts Center
A Boy. A Witch. A Baker. A Cow. A Giant. A Bean Stalk. A couple of princes. Some beautiful princesses. A few Fairytales gone terribly awry. It’s Stephen… Read more “Go ‘Into the Woods’ with Jayne Kacik – Stocker Arts Center”
Writer Catie O’Keefe has the ‘Best Intentions’ of shining at the Fringe
A tape recorder, two of Shakespeare’s most underestimated female characters and… a kitten puzzle. “Best Intentions” is a play written by Catie O’Keefe, conceived by Courtney Brown… Read more “Writer Catie O’Keefe has the ‘Best Intentions’ of shining at the Fringe”
