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This Beautiful City
If you've been under the vast Colorado sky, you have some idea why evangelicals think it's God's country -- and why locals won't be so easily driven away.
The Civilians, a New York-based troupe, explores the subject of America's burgeoning evangelical Christian movement, zeroing in on Colorado Springs, Colo.
Three things can be said with certainty about Buntport Theater: it is a theatre, it is a theatre company, and it creates theatre.
Center Theatre Group will host five productions during its 2008-09 Kirk Douglas Theatre season.
Cascading audience laughter erupted during many of the plays at the Humana Festival of New American Plays in Louisville, but underneath all the humor was usually profound cynicism.
When most theatre companies send out a traveling show and land in a new town, they try to make friends with their new audience — a little schmoozing after the show, a little glad-handing.
The United States Artists, an L.A.-based grant and advocacy organization, today announced five theatre artists who will receive the third annual $50,000 USA Fellowships.
If you've been under the vast Colorado sky, you have some idea why evangelicals think it's God's country -- and why locals won't be so easily driven away.
February 22, 2009 | Back Stage
This Beautiful City
The Civilians, a New York-based troupe, explores the subject of America's burgeoning evangelical Christian movement, zeroing in on Colorado Springs, Colo.
October 02, 2008 | Back Stage
What Is Buntport Theater?
Three things can be said with certainty about Buntport Theater: it is a theatre, it is a theatre company, and it creates theatre.
August 29, 2006 | Back Stage
CTG Brings 'City,' 'Dog' to Douglas
Center Theatre Group will host five productions during its 2008-09 Kirk Douglas Theatre season.
May 27, 2008 | Back Stage
Cynicism Predominates at Humana Fest
Cascading audience laughter erupted during many of the plays at the Humana Festival of New American Plays in Louisville, but underneath all the humor was usually profound cynicism.
April 01, 2008 | Back Stage
Second City Discovers Its 'Denverginity'
When most theatre companies send out a traveling show and land in a new town, they try to make friends with their new audience — a little schmoozing after the show, a little glad-handing.
September 08, 2006 | Back Stage
Five Theatre Artists Receive $50,000 Fellowships
The United States Artists, an L.A.-based grant and advocacy organization, today announced five theatre artists who will receive the third annual $50,000 USA Fellowships.
November 10, 2008 | Back Stage
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