Sentences with phrase «theater group performing»
During its first season last summer, the theater group performed William Shakespeare's «Twelfth Night.»
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Scott and I went to see the legendary experimental theater ensemble The Wooster Group perform North Atlantic at REDCAT on Thursday night.
During the early 1970s, she performed with several community theater groups in the northwest suburbs.
Brisport, who has performed for the last seven years with the political comedy theater group Political Subversities, has proposed that, if elected, he will lower his salary from $ 148,000 to the average income of Brooklyn, $ 47,000.
In college I was a part of a student run theater group that would meet to discuss how performing arts could help raise money or awareness for a community.
Working with a student run theater group that brainstormed ideas of how performing arts could raise money or awareness in the community, Allie says she «began to enjoy researching the nonprofits we wanted to donate the proceeds of our shows to more than I enjoyed actually performing.»
SYNOPSIS: Just when the theater they regularly perform at is about to close down, two members of an improv group are given the chance to be on an SNL - like variety show.
The flick follows a group of stage actors and a crew preparing to perform a musical who lock themselves in the theater to rehearse.
As a musician, Dr. Scripp has composed many works in the past for musical theater, modern dance, film, and children's animation, and directed a variety of community orchestras and contemporary performing groups in the Boston area.
More than 200 Yiddish theatre troupes performed in the United States between 1890 and 1940 (photo of a theater group in 1909).
Performing Arts Twyla Tharp (1991 — 92) Ann Carlson (1992 — 93) Amanda Miller / Pretty Ugly Dance Company (1993 — 94) Bill T. Jones / Arnie Zane Dance Co. (1994 — 95) Elizabeth Streb / Ringside (1995 — 96) Mark Morris Dance Group (1996 — 97) The Wooster Group (1997 — 98) Michael Curry, G. W. Mercier, Donald Holder, Molly Anderson, and other theater artists who contributed to the exhibition Julie Taymor: Playing with Fire (1998 — 2000) SITI Company (2000 — 02 and 2006 — 07) Improbable (formerly Improbable Theatre)(2002 — 04 and 2007 — 09) The Builders Association / dbox (2004 — 05) da da kamera (2005 — 06) Bebe Miller Company (2005 — 06) Young Jean Lee's Theater Company (2008 — 09) Reid Farrington (2009 — 10) The Builders Association (2010 - 12) Bebe Miller Company (2012 — 13) Palissimo (2012 — 13) Young Jean Lee's Theater Company (2013 — 14) Ann Hamilton & SITI Company (2014 — 15) Improbable (2015 — 16) Faye Driscoll (2016 — 18) Bebe Miller (2017 - 18) Improbable (2017 — 18)
His father, Warren McCollum, the son of an actress in New York and a child actor himself, performed a number of small parts on the Broadway stage, and a few small roles in movies in the late 1930s and early 1940s, including the role of «Jimmy Lane» in the 1938 cult classic, Reefer Madness; he remained active in local theater groups throughout much of his life, while working as a security guard at a local research corporation.