Please don't say, " I saw Wicked on Broadway and it was sooooooooooo good!" Broadway is not community theatre, college, or high school.
I'd love to know the name of the show, who put it on, and where. Thanks!
rumple_teazer001
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'My Fair Lady' by the Bluegrass Theatre Guild in Frankfort, Kentucky. It was pretty good, but you know, I'm not really a big community theatre fan. I did see a great touring production of CATS this year, and I would like to see a high school performance of that sometime, it's one of my favorite plays!
sorbus
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or Monserratt By Lillian Hellman at The Mull Little Theatre
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radich
it is particular a conundrum. Going for the HS instruct could positioned your foot interior the door of the theater journey there, at the same time as the community theater journey seems to be like a extra sensible section in case you may get it. My advice is choose for the community theater instruct, and invite the muckety mucks on the college to work out it (assuming you get a solid section in it).
FX_Make-upArtist
It was a community theatre production of Cabaret in Charleston WV in 1999. There is a guy names Ryan Hardiman that is just awesome. Anytime he is in a play you know it will be fabulous. He needs to get the heck out of WV.
Robert David M
This was a 1963 production at Pomona College, Claremont, California, of William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing". It was directed by a visiting professor, and I was in it. We had a trained group back then,and we did several good and difficult plays including, "Othello", "Tartuffe" and this.