Want to be a famous star? Do you know yourself well enough to handle it? A whirlwind of stylistic changes have transformed musical theatre performance since David De Silva’s stage adaptation based on the film Fame debuted in 1988 in Miami, Florida, as Fame on 42nd Street. Still, its core issues – the intense desire … Continue reading
Posted in January 2016 …
Proscenium Politics: Fun House Theatre and Film 2016 Season
“Art is a powerful tool for social change; performing is a responsibility with genuine impact that’s important for youth actors to experience as well as see as audience members.” Jeff Swearingen, Artistic Director, Fun House Theatre and Film The start of a new year finds many theatre companies across the region revving up to announce … Continue reading
Lone Star Circus’ ZINGARI Beguiles, Astonishes & Confounds
What comes to mind when one thinks of felines in a circus? Huge tigers and lions, springing out of massive cages to prowl the ring, while an exotically attired, macho “lion tamer” cracks a long whip and strides boldly among the snarling beasts? How about a merry clowder of rescue kitties – including tabbies and … Continue reading
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