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'Something Rotten!' coming to Theatre Cedar Rapids stage - Vimarsana News

'Something Rotten!' coming to Theatre Cedar Rapids stage

Rockin’ Renaissance show re-imagines the birth of musical theater

AGENTS OF CHANGE - Vimarsana News

AGENTS OF CHANGE

1. On Vibhav Sawant (Oberon): net dress and ball, from Savio Jon. 2. On Shreya Mukund Prabhu (Hermia): dome body dress, from Quod; bandhni scarf, from Savio Jon. 3. On Prajakta Kavlekar (Titania): top with box pleats, from Fool Dost; front-zipped black skirt, from Margn; red handloom scarf (tucked into the skirt), from

SKIT presents musical comedy "Something Rotten" weekends in January | Hunterdon Review News - Vimarsana News

SKIT presents musical comedy "Something Rotten" weekends in January | Hunterdon Review News

LEBANON TWP. – ShowKids Invitational Theatre (SKIT) will present “Something Rotten,” a musical comedy, starting on Saturday, Jan. 13, in the Voorhees High School auditorium at 256 County Road 513.

Modern 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' switches up classic – Northern Star - Vimarsana News

Modern 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' switches up classic – Northern Star

DeKALB – The sound of laughter filled the jam-packed Black Box Theatre as colorful lights swirled and actors gave boisterous performances in a new take on Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”  The play was guest-directed by Melanie Keller, a Chicago-based director and actor.   Both weeks of performances for the play sold out, according to a...

Whoever said Shakespeare can't be hip? | - Vimarsana News

Whoever said Shakespeare can't be hip? |

Certainly not the folks over at The Parkside Players in Forest Hills, where one of the Bard’s most popular comedies, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” is being performed weekends through Dec.

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