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    Month: November 2024

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    Washington, Lawrence. Photo courtesy Imagine Theatre.

    Imagining the Sky One Legend at a Time

    Leigh Kennicott 28 November
    2 minutes

    Nothing I can say could ever diminish the impact of this joyful production from Imagine Theatre, built for children ages 5 and up, that I saw recently with an audience […]

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    Kim, Edris. Photo by Cory Weaver.

    Romeo and Juliet

    Michael Van Duzer 22 November
    3 minutes

    Charles Gounod’s operas were enormously popular during the second half of the Nineteenth Century. FAUST, his most famous work, was a staple for all opera companies well into the Twentieth […]

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    Combs, Denver, Gregory, Kumar. Photo courtesy Theatre West.

    Theatre West’s World Premiere Christmas Show

    Melinda Schupmann 15 November
    3 minutes

    ‘ Tis the season for Christmas shows to abound, and Theatre West has come up with a doozy, marrying murder to jolly St. Nick and  the happy returns of the season.  In […]

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    Okoro, Smith. Photo by Craig Schwartz.

    August Wilson Recovers the Cadence of Northern Migration in The Piano Lesson

    Melinda Schupmann 6 November
    3 minutes

    The Piano Lesson  by August Wilson, the towering playwright of the 20th Century, is a significant part of his 10-play cycle covering “the Great Migration” to the North of African Americans […]

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