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Jimmy Smits on In the Heights, Immigrant Stories and That Time He Did Karaoke With Gregory Peck and Sidney Poitier

Jimmy Smits on In the Heights, Immigrant Stories and That Time He Did Karaoke With Gregory Peck and Sidney Poitier
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Audio plays bring Massachusetts theater festival s lost season to your ears

Audible plays bring Williamstown Theatre Festival s lost season to your ears Alan Rosenberg Replay Video UP NEXT Like the rest of the theater world, the Williamstown Theatre Festival has spent a year shut down. But that gave it the chance to put a season’s worth of adapted-for-audio productions online with Audible Originals, where you can reach them without a three-hour drive to northwestern Massachusetts. © Frank Gerardi illustration/The Providence Journal, file The Williamstown Theatre Festival, forced to cancel its season due to the pandemic, has adapted seven plays for audio. As with any theater season, some plays are better than others, though all feature first-rate casts (some of them with big names), as well as top-notch sound effects and interesting post-show interviews with playwright, director or both. As a whole, it’s quite an achievement.

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Audio plays revive Williamstown Theatre Festival season, lost to COVID

Like the rest of the theater world, the Williamstown Theatre Festival has spent a year shut down. But that gave it the chance to put a season’s worth of adapted-for-audio productions online with Audible Originals, where you can reach them without a three-hour drive to northwestern Massachusetts. As with any theater season, some plays are better than others, though all feature first-rate casts (some of them with big names), as well as top-notch sound effects and interesting post-show interviews with playwright, director or both. As a whole, it’s quite an achievement. And the full seven-play season is included with an Audible Plus online membership, $7.95 a month.

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PWT reads How to Get Away With Horn

PWT reads How to Get Away With Horn Playwright and director Veronique Francois. - Excerpts from the screenplay How to Get Away With Horn will be featured at the National Drama Association’s (NDATT) Playwrights Workshop Trinbago (PWT) Monthly Readers Theatre Series (MRTS). Held the first Wednesday of every month, the series will continue online in light of the precautionary measures implemented as a result of the covid19 pandemic, said a media release from the PTW. The reading will take place via Zoom meeting only on May 5 at 7 pm. The screenplay follows Nekeda as she explores a much-debated topic in the Caribbean, horn, on her YouTube channel.

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Ma Rainey s Black Bottom: First Black Oscar Winners For Hair & Makeup

Oscars: Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson Make History With Makeup and Hairstyling Win Chris Pizzello-Pool/Getty Images For their work on Ma Rainey s Black Bottom, Neal and Wilson are the first Black winners of the category. Hairstylists Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson became the first Black winners of the Oscar in makeup and hairstyling for their work on Ma Rainey s Black Bottom, the Netflix drama based on August Wilson s play of the same name that follows the titular blues singer (Viola Davis) during a recording session in 1920s Chicago. Thank you to our ancestors who put the work in, who were denied, and never gave up, said Neal, who accepted the award onstage with Wilson and fellow winner (for makeup) Sergio Lopez-Rivera. I stand here as Jamika and I break this glass ceiling with so much excitement for the future because I can picture Black trans women standing up here, and Asian sisters, our Latina sisters and Indigenous women. I know one day it won t be unusual or groundbrea

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