Monday, April 23, 2012

The GUTHRIE has no shortage of white men, RICHARD FOREMAN will blow your mind, and Jonathon Pryce's eyes looks different....


Happy Monday Friends of the Little Theatre!


Dinner with Friends enjoyed another wonderful weekend of performance to near sold-out crowds. Have you seen the show yet? Get your ticket by clicking HERE. The production plays for 2 more weekend and then will be gone!

BOOM!, directed by Brent Keast (and assistant directed by Blake Williams) had a great first read-through and continues with rehearsals this week. To find out more about this play, click HERE. To get your tickets, click HERE. To find out more about Peter Sinn Nachtrieb’s latest play, Bob, click HERE.

Be sure to check back this week for exciting audition announcements and sneak peeks of what’s coming up in our 2012-2013 season!

THEATRE DIVERSITY ALERT! Once again, a large regional theatre has been thwacked for choosing a season completely devoid of diversity. This question is always pops up when choosing seasons (to what extent are theatre companies responsible for choosing seasons which reflect the diversity of their potential audience/community.) This issue becomes a lot more complicated when you’re choosing a season for THE GUTHRIE, one of the largest and most visible regional theatres in the country. Check out the controversy HERE.

This reminds me of another FAMOUS THEATRE CONTROVERSY involving Equity, Jonathon Pryce, and creative make-up in the original Broadway production of Miss Saigon.


Check out this amazing clip of RICHARD FOREMAN’S work. No one ever accuses him of not promoting diversity. Mostly because no one can figure out exactly what they’re looking at. It’s okay: as he admits in this interview, he’s not exactly sure, either.


 Happy Monday, everyone!

-Kevin

1 comment:

  1. I love this blog. Did I say that already? I'll say it again.

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