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A treasure trove of Duke Ellington’s musical riches that won two Tony Awards, brought fame to Gregory Hines and is still one of the greatest vehicles for tap, song and The Duke’s sophisticated jazz. |
The McManus Comedies are currently touring with the following laugh-packed shows : A Fine and Pleasant Misery • McManus in Love • Scrambled McManus • Pott Luck ~ written by Patrick F. McManus ~ starring Tim Behrens. More about... A Fine and Pleasant Misery • McManus in Love • Scrambled McManus • Pott Luck |
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Walt Whitman: most of us read him in high school not realizing the depth of his contribution, the profoundness of his message, his startling and erotic images. In this time of division, red states and blue states, Whitman stands out as the voice of unity. Reviewed by: Robert Herwitt, San Francisco Chronicle, Monday, June 4, 2007. Read the review May 31 - June 30,2007 |
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Fred Curchack has created over seventy original theatre pieces (ensemble works and twenty-three solos). His performances have been featured at dozens of international theatre festivals. He has received the Gold Medal at the International Festival of Solo Theatre, the American Theatre Wing Award Critics’ Awards in L.A., S.F., Dallas, Austin, and his work has been in the “Top Ten” of The Dallas Morning News and The New York Times. |
Stuff Dreams Are made On adapted from Shakespeare’s 'The Tempest' |
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Click here for Hi-Res The Moscow Circus is one of the crown jewels of Russian cultural heritage and is the standard by which other circuses are judged Its Death defying acts, beautiful artistry and humorous clowns have wowed audiences all over the globe. The setting is a timeless Russian village square where acrobats dressed in exquisite costumes demonstrate their extraordinary talents and are joined by clowns and a live music ensemble playing traditional Russian folk instruments Direct from Moscow, produced by Sasha Vosk, this 20-member, award-winning troupe premiered in the United Sates in 1998 marking the official return of the Moscow Circus to the United States after the break-up of the Soviet Union. |
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Tim Behrens comes to your theater. He performs. Its a sold-out house. So...he comes back by request with the next play realizing the stories of Patrick F. McManus growing up in rural Idaho. 







