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Like a version of Our Town on acid, Will Eno’s Middletown traverses the boundaries of small town American life, from underground to outer space, propelled by humor, insight and passion. Trevor Bishop ably directs this creative and dazzling Chance Theater production which runs through May 21. Continue Reading
Interview with Writer/Director Marshall Pailet, Writer Drew Fornarola and Choreographer Maxx Reed.
A new musical comedy that follows a very super hero, his less super little brother, and one butt-kicking princess, as the three embark on a mission to overcome killer eggplants, a love-starved platypus, and their own 8-bit existential crisis. Taken from the website
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Written by Alina Mae Wilson
Someone once suggested to me that every being holds a story. That each person on Earth has the tears and drama in their history to make them fascinating to someone, the story simply has to be well written. Seminar (playing at the Chance Theater) makes a strong case for the accuracy of that statement. Seminar is a play about a group of people that for their own personal reasons want to be writers, and have therefore decided to take a $5,000.00 (each!) writing class from a well-known author and teacher. While other plays might be valued for their spine-tingling twists, Seminar prompts and encourages us to crawl through the fascinating muck of self-reflection. Continue Reading
A Chorus Line opened on Broadway on July 25, 1975 and quickly proved to be a success. The musical secured 9 Tony awards that year (including Best Musical) and the 1976 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. It ran for 15 years at the Shubert Theatre. Now, just over 40 years since it opened, A Chorus Line is building the same kind of buzz at the Bette Aiken Theater Arts Center. The Chance Theater Company recently extended the production’s run to August 7 to meet the overwhelming demand. Continue Reading
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In an empty theater, on a bare stage, casting for a new Broadway musical is almost complete. For 23 dancers, this audition is the chance of a lifetime. It’s what they’ve worked for—with every drop of sweat, every hour of training, every day of their lives. It’s the one opportunity to do what they’ve always dreamed—to have the chance to dance. Taken from the website
July 1- August 7 2016
I was blown away at the fantastic cast of six who conquered the stage in this comic farce. Witty at ...
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I saw this during the dinner show run I will go back for the encore in Fri or Sat. Very funny. The ...
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I saw Annie on opening night and was surprised at how good it was considering it's outside. The sin...
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Very powerful, fun, wonderful and enjoyable show. A friend of mine invited me, and I am so glad I we...
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