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West End Comedy featuring Improv Comedy

Show Information Friday, May 18                     7:30 – 8:45 pm              HATTheatre      General audiences show Saturday, May 19                7:30 – 9:00 pm               HATTheatre      Mature audiences show                                    immediately after the show                                     Improv Jam   Tickets:                            Each show:      $5 per ticket Ticket Specials:  For Mother’s Day – Moms get in free!                               Show pass:      6 shows for the price of 5 ($25) Group Rates:  13 or more – $4 per ticket It’s time for Mother’s Day and May flowers.  West End Comedy keeps the laughter and the funny going with shows at HATTheatre (1124 Westbriar Drive) this month.  In celebration of Mother’s Day, moms will see the show for free! Friday,…

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Fall Under the Magic of a Catfish Moon

The last production of CAT’s 2011-12 Season opens Friday, May 18 For our final play of this season, CAT is excited to present Catfish Moon, a warm, light-hearted, feel-good comedy by Laddy Sartin and directed by Laurie Follmer. The play will run from Friday, May 18 through Sunday, June 3 with twelve performances scheduled. The Story: The old fishing pier out on the end of Cypress Lake has just fallen under the magic of another Catfish Moon. It was a favorite hangout for three best friends when they were kids—skipping school, skinny dipping, and even experiencing the mysteries of kissing girls. Now Curley, Gordon, and Frog are older and they have tasted both the bitterness and…

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SPARC – LIVE ART

SPARC has announced that tickets for LIVE ART have now gone on sale. The tickets can be purchased at www.sparconline.org/liveart. Tickets start at $35, for general admission. V.I.P. tickets available for $250, per person. The V.I.P. tickets include premier seating, a tax deductible donation of $125, exclusive admission to the LIVE ART cast party immediately following the concert, and a LIVE ART commemorative t-shirt. For patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing, there is a special reserved section with clear sight-line to an ASL interpreter. LIVE ART is a 20-week educational project uniting children with all abilities together to perform alongside local and national musicians, culminate with a major performance on June 3, at…

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Henley Street Theatre – Yellowman

Yellowman by Dael Orlandersmith May 24 – June 16, 2012 A Richmond Premiere! 2002 Pulitzer Prize finalist in Drama! I look back now and see us girls…some of us light, others of us darker – all of us walking to various rhythms. Alma and Eugene have known each other since they were young children. As their friendship blossoms into love, Alma struggles to free herself from her mother’s poverty and alcoholism, while Eugene must contend with the legacy of being “yellow”-lighter skinned than his brutal and unforgiving father. Their relationship continues through adolescence and adulthood when they decide to marry until everything changes with an explosive ending. A finalist for the 2002 Pulitzer Prize, this…

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bravo! and Richmond CenterStage Present “Single in the City”

bravo! and Richmond CenterStage Present “Single in the City” – Bachelor/Bachelorette Auction on May 19 to benefit the BrightLights Education Center at CenterStage –  

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Auditions

FTP Auditions – A Bright New Boise

The Firehouse Theatre Project Announces auditions for A Bright New Boise, by Samuel D. Hunter, running Sept. 20 – Oct. 13, directed by Morrie Piersol. Auditions will take place May 6 and 7 from 7-10pm at Firehouse Theatre Project.  A Bright New Boise, by Samuel D. Hunter, is the winner of the 2011 Obie Award for Playwriting and nominee for the 2011 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play. In this play, a disgraced evangelical from Northern Idaho takes a job at a Hobby Lobby franchise in Boise, Idaho in order to reconnect with an estranged son. But as his fellow employees begin to uncover dark secrets from his past, and his son becomes increasingly interested in his…

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Chamberlayne Actors Theatre is holding auditions for Catfish Moon

Catfish Moon:  Chamberlayne Actors Theatre is holding auditions for this production. Director Laura Follmer seeks three men to play ages 35-55 and one woman to play 30-45 for this play by Laddy Sartin.  Auditions will be held from 7 – 10 pm March 25 & 26 at Chamberlayne Actors Theatre, 319 N. Wilkinson Road. Readings will be from the script.  All performers are paid. Please call 804.262.9760, e-mail cat@cattheatre.com, or visit www.cattheatre.com for further information.

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The Conciliation Project’s 2012 Season Audition

The Conciliation Project’s 2012 Season Audition The Conciliation Project will hold auditions on Monday, March 26th at Shafer Street Playhouse 221 N. Shafer Street, in room 302. Please be prepared to perform a monologue and learn a song from one of our shows. Auditions are for two of our shows Genocide Trail: holocaust unspoken and uncle tom: deconstructed, below are descriptions for both shows: Genocide Trail: a holocaust unspoken Rehearsals in May 2012-Performances in June 2012 (TBA) Examines how the American Indian has been Intentionally dehumanized in the collective consciousness of most Americans. From our earliest lessons of when Columbus “discovered” America to the stoic mascot of the Washington Redskins we have denied the truth…

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BARKSDALE BIFOCALS PLAYERS Auditions for He Can’t Tell You

BARKSDALE BIFOCALS PLAYERS At Barksdale Theatre Willow Lawn, upstairs lobby stage Auditions March 19 and 20 He Can’t Tell You By George Freek Bifocals Players auditions are Monday and Tuesday, March 19 and 20, 11:00 -1:00 at Barksdale Theatre Willow Lawn in the upstairs lobby. Director Cindy Yuoconis seeks one woman and two men age 55 and older. Auditioners will read from the script. All actors are paid. Alice is a ditzy sculptor of ceramic ashtrays. Her husband Bernie has just lost his job when Bernie’s old friend Earl shows up. But there’s a situation between these two guys that goes all the way back to high school. Through one silly line and laughable situation after another, we finally find…

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