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Theater Resources Unlimited (TRU) announces a special presentation: A Conversation with Producers Jack W. Batman and Bruce Robert Harris on Thursday, April 1, 2021 at 3pm ET via Zoom. Tickets for this 90-minute discussion are $35, with a $10 discount TRU members. Register at truonline.org/events/a-conversation-with-producers-jack-w-batman-and-bruce-robert-harris/ to receive the Zoom link the morning of the workshop. This informal (and virtual) Q&A provides a chance to learn everything you've ever wanted to know about producing theater. Come meet Jack W. Batman and Bruce Robert Harris, two-tim...
"Seven Deadly Sins" is neither immersive nor interactive, strictly speaking. Call it experiential event theater. After undergoing a temperature check and picking up wristbands at the Colony Theatre box office, theatergoers head west across Lenox Avenue to a pop-up, open-air bar called Purgatory, at the center of the 1100 block. There, under the stars, with celestial white lights, devilish red ones, and burning tiki torches decorating the space, singer Kareema Khouri and keyboard player/musical director Wilkie Ferguson kick things off with theme-appropriate numbers such as “Sinner Man” and...