Spinning Tree Theatre Managing Director and professional choreographer Andy Parkhurst offers Private Dance Classes
Andy specializes in one-on-one coaching for the beginner, the college bound high school student pursuing dance and/or musical theatre and the professional.
The class consists of a thorough warm-up, the development of a sound technique and exposure to and practice at musical theatre dance styles including jazz, ballet and tap. Prepare for an upcoming dance call. Practice learning combinations quickly and correctly. Emphasis is placed on the increase of confidence in a nurturing and fun but structured and professional environment.
Andy believes, through experience, that the quickest and most long-lasting results come from private instruction where the focus is on the developing dancer and their individual needs.
Summer and Fall spots available
For more information, email info@spinningtreetheatre.com or call Spinning Tree Theatre at (816) 569-5277
BIO
Andy Parkhurst assisted Tony and Emmy Award-winning choreographer Rob Ashford on the Broadway production of Curtains, and was an original cast member and Dance Captain of the Broadway national tour of Mamma Mia! for over 2,000 performances. He had the honor of being directed by Roman Polanski in the original Vienna production of Tanz der Vampire as Dance Soloist and was chosen and directed by Alvin Ailey at age 16 to dance Memoria. Andy performed on the 2009 Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall.
In Kansas City in 2012, Andy has directed and/or choreographed productions for Starlight Theatre at the Kauffman Center, New Theatre Restaurant, Coterie Theatre, White Theatre at JCC, Shawnee Mission Theatre in the Park, the Midland Theatre and Spinning Tree Theatre.
Read more about Andy at www.spinningtreetheatre.com
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July 3, 2012
July 2, 2012
The FLOCK FLIES AGAIN! At the KC Fringe Festival!!
The FLOCK FLIES AGAIN!
at the KC Fringe Festival
Friday, July 20 - 10:30
Sunday, July 22 - 3:00
Monday, July 23 - 9:30
Wednesday, July 25 - 6:00
Thursday, July 26 - 7:30
Saturday, July 28 - 7:30
@
The Phosphor Studio
1730 Broadway
KCMO 64108
THE FLOCK Does Snow White..."Why Not? Everyone Else
Is?
Come see our troubled troupe of troubadours in more
mayhem and mischief than ever before. View their mishaps
and triumphs as they mount Snow White (The story not the
person). Will the prince win the girl or the huntsman? Will the
Queen win? Does Snow White die, or, when offered the apple
does she tell the queen to eat it? Will the dwarfs finally get
their high ho? WHAT MAKES YOU THINK WE KNOW?
You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll pee.
You'll RSVP at:
http://www.facebook.com/events/318907984859517/
Tickets are only $10 with the purchase of a Fringe
Festival Button. The Buttons are your all access pass
into the KC Fringe Festival,are only $5 and can be
purchased at any KC Fringe Show!
For more info go to:
www.byrdproductions.org
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at the KC Fringe Festival
Friday, July 20 - 10:30
Sunday, July 22 - 3:00
Monday, July 23 - 9:30
Wednesday, July 25 - 6:00
Thursday, July 26 - 7:30
Saturday, July 28 - 7:30
@
The Phosphor Studio
1730 Broadway
KCMO 64108
THE FLOCK Does Snow White..."Why Not? Everyone Else
Is?
Come see our troubled troupe of troubadours in more
mayhem and mischief than ever before. View their mishaps
and triumphs as they mount Snow White (The story not the
person). Will the prince win the girl or the huntsman? Will the
Queen win? Does Snow White die, or, when offered the apple
does she tell the queen to eat it? Will the dwarfs finally get
their high ho? WHAT MAKES YOU THINK WE KNOW?
You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll pee.
You'll RSVP at:
http://www.facebook.com/events/318907984859517/
Tickets are only $10 with the purchase of a Fringe
Festival Button. The Buttons are your all access pass
into the KC Fringe Festival,are only $5 and can be
purchased at any KC Fringe Show!
For more info go to:
www.byrdproductions.org
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City in Motion presents:
Ooooh those sexy clowns!
City in Motion School of Dance presents "Clown-Esque!" a collaboration of the luscious Ms. Foxy Von Trap and her bawdy burlesque babes with Byrd Productions sexy clown consortium including Cirque du Gay and the world's oldest pole dancer. Join us ...for this fabulous evening of flirtatious escapades!
The event will be held at Uptown Arts Bar, July 12th, 7-9pm, 3611 Broadway, KCMO. http://www.uptownartsbar.com/http://www.uptownartsbar.com/
Proceeds benefit City in Motion School of Dance.
www.cityinmotion.org
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City in Motion School of Dance presents "Clown-Esque!" a collaboration of the luscious Ms. Foxy Von Trap and her bawdy burlesque babes with Byrd Productions sexy clown consortium including Cirque du Gay and the world's oldest pole dancer. Join us ...for this fabulous evening of flirtatious escapades!
The event will be held at Uptown Arts Bar, July 12th, 7-9pm, 3611 Broadway, KCMO. http://www.uptownartsbar.com/http://www.uptownartsbar.com/
Proceeds benefit City in Motion School of Dance.
www.cityinmotion.org
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The French Cabaret~A Vaudevillian Experience
Byrd Productions in collaboration with the band Belleville presents:
The French Cabaret
A Vaudevillian Experience
a wistful performance of music, mirth, comedy and more,with cocktails!
with
Belleville
featuring chanteuse Cynthia van Roden,
Rick Mareske on guitar and John Miles on bass
This month's guest artists:
Chris Johnson - Concertina
and
Annie Cherry and Artemus Vulgaris- Vaudeville Comedy
Come...be enchanted with original confections of silent theater, magic and more
performed to sweet renderings of French songs in this unique new setting.
Friday, August 16
at the Uptown Arts Bar
3611 Broadway
Seating begins at 6:30
The show is 7:00 - 8:30ish
Only $10 cover
Seating is limited!
www.uptownartsbar.com
816-960-4611
To contact Annie & Arty:
http://www.facebook.com/AnnieAndArtemus?ref=ts
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The French Cabaret
A Vaudevillian Experience
a wistful performance of music, mirth, comedy and more,with cocktails!
with
Belleville
featuring chanteuse Cynthia van Roden,
Rick Mareske on guitar and John Miles on bass
This month's guest artists:
Chris Johnson - Concertina
and
Annie Cherry and Artemus Vulgaris- Vaudeville Comedy
Come...be enchanted with original confections of silent theater, magic and more
performed to sweet renderings of French songs in this unique new setting.
Friday, August 16
at the Uptown Arts Bar
3611 Broadway
Seating begins at 6:30
The show is 7:00 - 8:30ish
Only $10 cover
Seating is limited!
www.uptownartsbar.com
816-960-4611
To contact Annie & Arty:
http://www.facebook.com/AnnieAndArtemus?ref=ts
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www.byrdproductions.org
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{press release} Enter to win two free tickets to KU Theatre's 'My Fair Lady'
Enter your contact info at the link for a chance to win two free tickets to the University of Kansas Theatre's production of My Fair Lady (valid any date of performance).
http://kwiksurveys.com?u=KU-MFL
More information about this production, including performance dates & times, can be found at University of Kansas Theatre's website (http://www.kutheatre.com/12-13_season/MyFairLady.shtml).
This contest is open to anyone, and multiple winners will be chosen. The contest closes July 8 at midnight, and the winners will be picked at random. One entry per person, please.
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A.R.T.S., Inc
The Kitchen Witches by Caroline Smith: Aug 17-Sep 8: 6:30 pm Fri-Sat
Isobel Lomax and Dolly Biddle are two cable-access cooking show hostesses who have hated each other for over 30 years, ever since Larry Biddle dated one and married the other. When circumstances put them together on a TV show called The Kitchen Witches, the insults are flung harder than the food. Dolly's long suffering TV-producer son Stephen tries to keep them on track but it's a losing battle. Directed by Carole Ries. Featuring Karen Hastings, Jared Caudle, Carole Ries, and Denise Butterfield.
$37 includes dinner. Non-dinner performance August 18. The Break Room, 911 S Kansas Ave, (913) 367-7469, criesy@gmail.com. (Suitable for Everyone)
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The Kitchen Witches by Caroline Smith: Aug 17-Sep 8: 6:30 pm Fri-Sat
Isobel Lomax and Dolly Biddle are two cable-access cooking show hostesses who have hated each other for over 30 years, ever since Larry Biddle dated one and married the other. When circumstances put them together on a TV show called The Kitchen Witches, the insults are flung harder than the food. Dolly's long suffering TV-producer son Stephen tries to keep them on track but it's a losing battle. Directed by Carole Ries. Featuring Karen Hastings, Jared Caudle, Carole Ries, and Denise Butterfield.
$37 includes dinner. Non-dinner performance August 18. The Break Room, 911 S Kansas Ave, (913) 367-7469, criesy@gmail.com. (Suitable for Everyone)
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Starlight release: Memphis comes to Kansas City July 10-15
MEMPHIS comes to Kansas City July 10 -15
Tony-award winning musical makes its KC debut at Starlight Theatre
MEMPHIS, winner of four Tony® Awards including Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score, and Best Orchestrations, makes it Kansas City debut at Starlight Theatre July 10 – 15.
"It's an incredibly energetic show that once audiences see it, they immediately understand why MEMPHIS won a Tony for Best Musical. It has all the elements of a great musical: fantastic music (by Bon Jovi keyboardist David Bryan), exceptional dancing and a story that although serious at times is playful and humorous too," said Denton Yockey, president and executive producer of Starlight Theatre.
MEMPHIS takes place in the smoky halls and underground clubs of Memphis during the segregated 1950s, where a young white DJ named Huey Calhoun falls in love with everything he shouldn't: rock and roll and an electrifying black singer. It is loosely based on the true story of Dewey Philips whose nightly radio show, "Red Hot and Blue" had a format that integrated the airways with rhythm and blues, pop, jazz, rock 'n' roll and country music.
"It's an epic American tale about the birth of rock and roll," said David Bryan, composer and Bon Jovi's founding member and keyboardist. "Ultimately, it's a story about how music helped bring about social change, and how this music helped bring people together."
The show features a brand new Tony winning score with music by Bryan and lyrics by Bryan and Joe DiPietro (Nice Work If You Can Get It, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change), who also penned the musical's book. Bryan and DiPietro also collaborated on the award-winning off-Broadway hit, The Toxic Avenger.
MEMPHIS is based on a concept by the late George W. George (producer of the Tony nominated Bedroom Farce and the film My Dinner With Andre), with direction by Tony nominee Christopher Ashley (Xanadu) and choreography by Sergio Trujillo, who is currently represented by three shows on Broadway (Memphis, Jersey Boys and Leap of Faith).
MEMPHIS also won four Drama Desk Awards including Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Performance by an Actress (Montego Glover), Outstanding Music (David Bryan) and Outstanding Orchestration (David Bryan and Daryl Waters).
David Richardson of WOR Radio calls MEMPHIS "The biggest hit on Broadway" while Charles Isherwood of The New York Times says, "David Bryan evokes the powerhouse funk of James Brown, the hot guitar riffs of Chuck Berry, the smooth harmonies of the Temptations, the silken, bouncy pop of the great girl groups of the period." The New York Post raves "Of such thrills, Broadway is made. " Newsday calls the show "A smash! An extraordinary show. " The Daily News promises that MEMPHIS will "Blast you out the door humming and happy."
TICKET AND PERFORMANCE INFORMATION
Tickets for MEMPHIS are $10 to $85 and are available online at www.kcstarlight.com, by calling 816.363.STAR (7827) or at the Starlight Box Office at 4600 Starlight Road. Discount prices for groups of 15 or more are available. For information about group pricing, contact group sales manager Stacey Million at 816.997.1137 or stacey.million@kcstarlight.com.
All performances begin at 8 p.m. The production is sponsored by Panera Bread. "Memphis Meal: Feel the Barbecue Beat," pre-show dinner will be available in The Helzberg Diamonds VIP Club. Reservations can be made by calling the Starlight Box Office before 3 p.m. the night of the show. Walk-up diners are also welcome.
Starlight also welcomes theatre-goers to arrive early to get a free, behind-the-scenes look at the theatre and its rich history in Kansas City. Tours begin at 6:30 p.m., 6:45 p.m., and 7 p.m. Patrons interested in touring Starlight theatre should meet at the top of the theatre behind Terrace Section 1.
Notable Dates: July 14, Backstage Bash – post-show party for young professionals. Event cost includes ticket to the show, food and drinks. Details available after July 3 at kcstarlight.com.
July 14 - Performance will be described for the blind and visually impaired by Kansas Audio-Reader Network. July 15 - Performance will be interpreted for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
STARLIGHT THEATRE
Presenting Broadway entertainment since 1951, the non-profit Starlight Theatre Association is Kansas City's oldest and largest performing arts organization. The Association operates, programs and maintains the largest stage in the United States, as well as the 16-acre Starlight Theatre complex located in Swope Parkway. While assuming all annual operating costs for the complex, the Association also raises funds for capital improvements and a variety of programs, including national Broadway musical performances, concerts, community outreach and education. Since 2000, the Association has contributed more than $25 million of privately funded improvements to the Kansas City, Mo.-owned Starlight Theatre. Each Broadway season, Starlight donates more than 11,000 tickets to its performances to regional non-profit organizations serving the disadvantaged.
In 2011, Starlight Theatre was selected as the "Favorite Performing Arts Venue" and the "Favorite Concert/Live Music Venue" in the Kansas City Convention & Visitors Association's Visitors' Choice Awards program. Starlight also received a Gold Award for "Best Performing Arts Venue" and Silver Award for "Best Theater" in Ingram's 2011 Best of Business Kansas City Awards, as well as the award for "Best Live Theater Venue" in the KC Magazine City's Best 2011 competition.
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Karen Massman VanAsdale
karen.vanasdale@kcstarlight.com
816-997-1144
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Tony-award winning musical makes its KC debut at Starlight Theatre
MEMPHIS, winner of four Tony® Awards including Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score, and Best Orchestrations, makes it Kansas City debut at Starlight Theatre July 10 – 15.
"It's an incredibly energetic show that once audiences see it, they immediately understand why MEMPHIS won a Tony for Best Musical. It has all the elements of a great musical: fantastic music (by Bon Jovi keyboardist David Bryan), exceptional dancing and a story that although serious at times is playful and humorous too," said Denton Yockey, president and executive producer of Starlight Theatre.
MEMPHIS takes place in the smoky halls and underground clubs of Memphis during the segregated 1950s, where a young white DJ named Huey Calhoun falls in love with everything he shouldn't: rock and roll and an electrifying black singer. It is loosely based on the true story of Dewey Philips whose nightly radio show, "Red Hot and Blue" had a format that integrated the airways with rhythm and blues, pop, jazz, rock 'n' roll and country music.
"It's an epic American tale about the birth of rock and roll," said David Bryan, composer and Bon Jovi's founding member and keyboardist. "Ultimately, it's a story about how music helped bring about social change, and how this music helped bring people together."
The show features a brand new Tony winning score with music by Bryan and lyrics by Bryan and Joe DiPietro (Nice Work If You Can Get It, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change), who also penned the musical's book. Bryan and DiPietro also collaborated on the award-winning off-Broadway hit, The Toxic Avenger.
MEMPHIS is based on a concept by the late George W. George (producer of the Tony nominated Bedroom Farce and the film My Dinner With Andre), with direction by Tony nominee Christopher Ashley (Xanadu) and choreography by Sergio Trujillo, who is currently represented by three shows on Broadway (Memphis, Jersey Boys and Leap of Faith).
MEMPHIS also won four Drama Desk Awards including Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Performance by an Actress (Montego Glover), Outstanding Music (David Bryan) and Outstanding Orchestration (David Bryan and Daryl Waters).
David Richardson of WOR Radio calls MEMPHIS "The biggest hit on Broadway" while Charles Isherwood of The New York Times says, "David Bryan evokes the powerhouse funk of James Brown, the hot guitar riffs of Chuck Berry, the smooth harmonies of the Temptations, the silken, bouncy pop of the great girl groups of the period." The New York Post raves "Of such thrills, Broadway is made. " Newsday calls the show "A smash! An extraordinary show. " The Daily News promises that MEMPHIS will "Blast you out the door humming and happy."
TICKET AND PERFORMANCE INFORMATION
Tickets for MEMPHIS are $10 to $85 and are available online at www.kcstarlight.com, by calling 816.363.STAR (7827) or at the Starlight Box Office at 4600 Starlight Road. Discount prices for groups of 15 or more are available. For information about group pricing, contact group sales manager Stacey Million at 816.997.1137 or stacey.million@kcstarlight.com.
All performances begin at 8 p.m. The production is sponsored by Panera Bread. "Memphis Meal: Feel the Barbecue Beat," pre-show dinner will be available in The Helzberg Diamonds VIP Club. Reservations can be made by calling the Starlight Box Office before 3 p.m. the night of the show. Walk-up diners are also welcome.
Starlight also welcomes theatre-goers to arrive early to get a free, behind-the-scenes look at the theatre and its rich history in Kansas City. Tours begin at 6:30 p.m., 6:45 p.m., and 7 p.m. Patrons interested in touring Starlight theatre should meet at the top of the theatre behind Terrace Section 1.
Notable Dates: July 14, Backstage Bash – post-show party for young professionals. Event cost includes ticket to the show, food and drinks. Details available after July 3 at kcstarlight.com.
July 14 - Performance will be described for the blind and visually impaired by Kansas Audio-Reader Network. July 15 - Performance will be interpreted for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
STARLIGHT THEATRE
Presenting Broadway entertainment since 1951, the non-profit Starlight Theatre Association is Kansas City's oldest and largest performing arts organization. The Association operates, programs and maintains the largest stage in the United States, as well as the 16-acre Starlight Theatre complex located in Swope Parkway. While assuming all annual operating costs for the complex, the Association also raises funds for capital improvements and a variety of programs, including national Broadway musical performances, concerts, community outreach and education. Since 2000, the Association has contributed more than $25 million of privately funded improvements to the Kansas City, Mo.-owned Starlight Theatre. Each Broadway season, Starlight donates more than 11,000 tickets to its performances to regional non-profit organizations serving the disadvantaged.
In 2011, Starlight Theatre was selected as the "Favorite Performing Arts Venue" and the "Favorite Concert/Live Music Venue" in the Kansas City Convention & Visitors Association's Visitors' Choice Awards program. Starlight also received a Gold Award for "Best Performing Arts Venue" and Silver Award for "Best Theater" in Ingram's 2011 Best of Business Kansas City Awards, as well as the award for "Best Live Theater Venue" in the KC Magazine City's Best 2011 competition.
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For more information contact:
Karen Massman VanAsdale
karen.vanasdale@kcstarlight.com
816-997-1144
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July 4th "Titanic" Special ticket price Offer
Take Advantage of this Special Offer to See Titanic on July 4!
THIS SPECIAL OFFER IS FOR ONE DAY ONLY!
Beat the heat and stay cool inside Union Station at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition for the low price of $15 ($10 for Union Station members) on July 4th!. This special discounted price applies to all tickets: adult, youth, senior and military. Bring the family and friends, learn about the passengers on the ship and feel the ice wall in the exhibit.
Check out Science City too!
Make it a full day and add a ticket to Science City for only $5/each with every Titanic ticket purchased.
Titanic and Science City will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 4th.
Ticket sale ends at 4 p.m. to allow enough time to enjoy the attractions before closing. Buy tickets at the Union Station box office or online at unionstation.org.
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THIS SPECIAL OFFER IS FOR ONE DAY ONLY!
Beat the heat and stay cool inside Union Station at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition for the low price of $15 ($10 for Union Station members) on July 4th!. This special discounted price applies to all tickets: adult, youth, senior and military. Bring the family and friends, learn about the passengers on the ship and feel the ice wall in the exhibit.
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July's KC Stage now on sale
July's issue is on it's way to subscribers, and this time it's very Fringey! If you would like to see a copy, single issues are available for $5 at the Barnes & Noble on the Plaza, and are also available to buy online at http://kcstage.magcloud.com/.
Here's what's subscribers are getting:
* Spotlight on Marisa MacKay: "While the chances of seeing [MacKay] walk like her legs are sore are high, the chances of seeing her absolutely work it out in a sexy bra and panties are even higher." In this article by Nicole Hall, you'll see what she's been up to lately.
* Nine Years and Counting at the RecordBar: the first of an ongoing new music column (The Music Beat), KKFI's Jeanne Jasperse writes about the recordBar in Westport and it's dedication to local and original music.
* 8th Annual KC Fringe Festival: see what's new this year in this article covering this year's Fringe Festival, with a list of the groups performing as well.
* Fringe Review-a-Thon: we're once again partnering with the KC Fringe Festival with our reviewer contest - here's the basics of what to do and what great places are donating prizes. We'll be sending out more info via e-mail here soon as well.
* Seasons: season listings for eight more organizations.
* Blog Notes: seven arts news snippets. More arts news gets posted on our blog ( www.kcstage.com/blog ) regularly.
All this and the usual listings of performances, auditions, and film clips - just for only $4 a month if you become a subscriber for one year. More information online at www.kcstage.com/subscribe.
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* Nine Years and Counting at the RecordBar: the first of an ongoing new music column (The Music Beat), KKFI's Jeanne Jasperse writes about the recordBar in Westport and it's dedication to local and original music.
* 8th Annual KC Fringe Festival: see what's new this year in this article covering this year's Fringe Festival, with a list of the groups performing as well.
* Fringe Review-a-Thon: we're once again partnering with the KC Fringe Festival with our reviewer contest - here's the basics of what to do and what great places are donating prizes. We'll be sending out more info via e-mail here soon as well.
* Seasons: season listings for eight more organizations.
* Blog Notes: seven arts news snippets. More arts news gets posted on our blog ( www.kcstage.com/blog ) regularly.
All this and the usual listings of performances, auditions, and film clips - just for only $4 a month if you become a subscriber for one year. More information online at www.kcstage.com/subscribe.
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July 1, 2012
Auditions: Little Women this Monday & Tuesday
City Theatre of Independence*
Little Women by Marion De Forest (dramatized from Louisa May Alcott's novel): Jul 2-3: 7 pm Mon-Tue
This play tells Louisa May Alcott's classic awakening tale in a simple and yet effective manner. Beautiful, amusing, and meaningful, this telling of the March sisters' pivotal years on the verge of womanhood imparts cheer and hope for the goodness of mankind.
Directed by Marcie Ramirez. Despite the title there are 5 roles available for men and 7 for women, all age ranges from 14-80. All parts are available and they are open to either caucasion or African-American performers. Auditions will consist of you reading your favorite passage from the novel. Call backs consist of cold readings from the script. Actual Performances are Sept. 6-16,2012. Visit our website for further information.
Roger T. Sermon Center, 201 N Dodgion St, (816) 325-7367, www.citytheatreofindependence.org
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Little Women by Marion De Forest (dramatized from Louisa May Alcott's novel): Jul 2-3: 7 pm Mon-Tue
This play tells Louisa May Alcott's classic awakening tale in a simple and yet effective manner. Beautiful, amusing, and meaningful, this telling of the March sisters' pivotal years on the verge of womanhood imparts cheer and hope for the goodness of mankind.
Directed by Marcie Ramirez. Despite the title there are 5 roles available for men and 7 for women, all age ranges from 14-80. All parts are available and they are open to either caucasion or African-American performers. Auditions will consist of you reading your favorite passage from the novel. Call backs consist of cold readings from the script. Actual Performances are Sept. 6-16,2012. Visit our website for further information.
Roger T. Sermon Center, 201 N Dodgion St, (816) 325-7367, www.citytheatreofindependence.org
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