Watertower Theatre Case Study

The months of June and July are always busy and exciting ones for the Karl L. King Municipal Band with their summer concert series starting. The band will perform each Sunday evening, weather permitting, beginning June 12. The Conductor of the band is Jerrold P. Jimmerson, with Dr. David Klee as the assistant conductor. All concerts start at 7:30 p.m., and there is no admission charge, courtesy of the City of Fort Dodge. The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Bell Choir also sponsors an ice cream social prior to and during the concerts, featuring homemade ice cream and baked goodies for sale. Persons attending these concerts are reminded to bring their own lawn chairs or blankets, since no seating is available.

North Dallas is an upmarket bedroom community located north of downtown Dallas. Whether you live in the area or are just visiting, you'll find things to do and places to go year-round. Among the many North Dallas highlights are the renowned Dallas Children's Theater, wildly-popular Zero Gravity Thrill Park, informative Dallas Heritage Village and the shopping Mecca of NorthPark Center.

For our critiquing assignment in our Introduction to Stagecraft 1, I ventured to downtown Toronto, to a small indie theatre called, The Unit 102 Theatre. There I saw the production of MISS; written by Dora Award-nominated playwright Michael Ross Albert who wrote such works as Tough Jews, The Spadina Avenue Gang with the Storefront Theatre. The set takes place in the aftermath of a shocking accident in a boarding school classroom, the story explores the tenuous connection between a high school teacher, her fiance, and a troubled student whose lives have been irrevocably changed by tragedy caused by a miscarriage, an affair, and the fear of the consequences that are not yet revealed, and finally, murder. This is a one act showdown between three

This week I visited the Redlands Bowl, down on 25 Grant St. The Redlands Bowl is an amphitheater that is used for both musical and theatrical performances that are free of charge to the public. The Structure as it stands was built in 1931 by Florence and Clarence White as a gift to the City of Redlands. Every summer the Summer Music Festival is put on by the City at no admission cost. The Festival is the oldest continuous music festival in the United States, and the festival lasts from late June through August. The Redlands Bowl serves as a venue for community events and various  productions from time to time. Redlands used to put on a production at the Redlands Bowl called the Redlands Shakespeare Festival that was started all the way back

Highlands Little Theatre, located in Sebring, FL, suggests to their audiences that before they decide to buy a ticket for a performance they need to go take a look at theatre etiquette on their website. The website lists rights, responsibilities, roles, and

Since 2004, the Night of Theatre Outreach Program has provided free tickets to thousands of children, teens, and seniors who come from socially and economically challenged homes. They donate tickets to organizations such as Project Hospitality, Seaman’s Society, Yellow Boots, to name a few. Senior citizen groups and community service organizations are among the many groups visiting the St. George Theatre every year (St. George Theatre,

On November 4th, 2016, my best friend and I went to see the play at the Charles Winter Wood Theatre. This play is set during the 1950s, and the scene takes place in a night club in Chicago. This play was sponsored by FAMU’s Essential Theatre, and it was quite entertaining. It presents realistic situations such as the affairs, jealously, and debt in relationships. The director, Maurice Kitchen, wrote this play to present the Black artists who used their talent to escape the difficulties they have faced. The main character, Billy Gamble, was a show host and performer, who used his patients with musical talents to be on his show. Important aspects seen in the play were love and fame. The musicians expressed their feelings within their music.

If you're feeling cooped up at home or are just in the mood for a change of scenery, head to one of the beautiful parks in Irving, Texas. Irving is easy to get to from the Dallas/Fort Worth area and is home to DFW Airport, so if you're flying in or out and have some time on your hands, the natural beauty of these spaces may be just what you're looking for. Here's a look at five of the most scenic parks in the area.

In 1933, the Great Depression was at its peak. As people were struggling to find work and survive in a crumbling economy, President Franklin D. Roosevelt created a program called The New Deal to help alleviate some of the United States’ problems; such as helping the poor and unemployed, repairing the economy, and fixing the country’s financial issues. With it, another project was formed which would radically change the world of theatre. The Federal Theatre Project, sponsored by the Works Progress Administration, funded theatre projects, employed actors, and created meaningful art (Simkin).While The Federal Theatre Project was an important tool to keep theatre alive and people employed during The Great Depression, it also had much greater after-effects; altering the role and effect of theatre in the years to come.

There are exactly forty Broadway theatres, yet there are four main theatres that are located on Broadway which are, The Palace, The Marquis, The Broadway, and The Winter Garden. All Broadway shows were ceased during the time of the Revolutionary War, but after the Civil War ended 70 years later, the Broadway shows began to return, which continuously increased in popularity. The score of the musical takes

The Seacoast Repertory Theatre (The Rep) is a community gathering place that celebrates the arts and live theater. Since its inception in 1988, the Theatre has produced over 300 main-stage shows and youth productions. Take a break from the ordinary and enjoy a theater experience with the entire family; The Seacoast Repertory Theatre is less than half a mile from our downtown Portsmouth

As a co-chair of “Soulpepper at Play,” I am proud of the funds we were able to raise on October 24, 2017, in support of the Soulpepper Theatre Company. Over $600,000 will benefit the continuation of programs that include: developing original works; mentoring youth; as well as helping new Canadians integrate into the creative community, amongst other important initiatives. A big thank you to our talented artists for their wonderful performances, which made for a memorable affair, namely Artistic Director Albert Schultz who led a lively auction that raised close to $200,000. A special thanks to our guests and patrons, who without their support, we could not reach our vision to be the City’s leading provider of creative engagement for artists.

Unlike the ones that came before and after these are the places that had the entertainment and grew in business very well. People belonging to the working class were the stars of the show they put on entertainment for immigrants and their children, farmers, and laborers. The rise of a pervasive culture of consumerism which dramatically altered the way Americans worked, played, and thought about their relationships to other citizens. During the Great Depression thousands of people were put out of work and had very little money. There was a New Deal program known as the Federal Theatre Project. It’s main focus was to entertain everyone and help their confidence at this time. But, one other focus this project had was that it inspired Americans

The Midway Theater hotel is purposeful to be intended as a successful business. I would want others to be satisfied of what they are selling. My business will be locally run and locally staffed because more people from the area will come inside and be admire. All of my employess will get paid by checks and will get benefits throughtout their employment. I hope to accomplish everything i hope to do. I want the workers to have a great motivation on their work.

”We Keep Coming Back” - a theatrical project based on the true story of the ties between Poland and Jewish family, who has experienced the trauma of the Holocaust, left Poland, and had negative stereotypes of Poland and the Poles. In May of this year in Toronto, there will be theatrical workshops with the participation of the public, during which the project is finally completed. The premiere will take place at the June Festival of Jewish Culture in Krakow. More information is available at the bottom.