Archive for April, 2011

BETC – An Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Boeuf

BETC
Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company
Presents
An Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Boeuf
By Michael Hollinger
Directed by Rebecca Remaly

A Regional Premiere from the author of Opus and Red Herring!
On one hot July night in 1961, the staff of the Café du Grand Boeuf awaits the imminent arrival of Victor, the Café’s owner and sole patron. But when Monsieur returns from the bullfights in Madrid, he brings with him news that sends his adoring staff into a race to save their jobs….and their master’s life. A “comic tragedy in seven courses” celebrating the joys of food, sex, bullfighting and the collected works of Ernest Hemingway.

An absurdist tragicomedy…that manages to pay homage to Hemingway and Beckett in an…often hilarious existential romp.” —Boston Globe

Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Boeuf Cast

Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Boeuf Cast

Runs April 21 – May 7
Opening Night Celebration, Friday, April 22
Season 6 will be announced at the Opening Night reception!
Thursday, Friday, Saturday @ 7:30pm, Sundays @ 4:00pm
The Dairy Center for the Arts
2590 Walnut Street, Boulder
Tickets at 303.444.7328 or www.TheDairy.org
Thrifty Thursdays – All tickets $13 on Thursday nights!

Visit www.BoulderEnsembleTheatre.org for more information!

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Coal Creek Community Theater Seeks Play Submissions


Seeking Play Submissions by Colorado Playwrights for the 5th Annual Front Range Playwrights’ Showcase

Coal Creek Community Theater of Louisville, CO seeks submissions for their 5th Annual Front Range Playwrights’ Showcase. Colorado playwrights are encouraged to submit their short plays by May 11, 2011.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:
1. Scripts of 15 – 40 minutes in performance. No musicals or multiple act plays will be considered.
2. Only one (1) submission per playwright.
3. Playwrights must be from the state of Colorado. (Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis for those living in towns that immediately border state lines)
4. Scripts must include a cast list with brief character descriptions and short summary of the play.
5. Preferred method of submission is electronic in either Word or PDF format.
6. If you wish to submit by USPS, 6 copies of each script must be submitted in standard manuscript format and bound, not stapled, with card stock cover. Copies will not be returned.
7. Please include a cover letter with title of play, resume and ALL contact information for playwright: address, phone and email address.
8. A short playwright bio or resume should be included
9. Please send scripts: via email to Showcase2011@aol.com or mail to CCCT Showcase, Attn: Play Reading Committee at P.O. Box 791, Louisville, CO 80027.
10. Deadline for submissions is May 11, 2011. Finalists will be notified by July 9, 2011.
11. Submissions may have been performed as staged readings or educational projects.
12. Scripts that have been professionally published or performed will not be considered.

All scripts submitted will be read, reviewed and scored by the members of the Play Reading Committee. Three or four finalists (depending on the performance time of the selected pieces) will be chosen for a reader’s theater presentation at the Coal Creek Community Theater Front Range Playwrights’ Showcase on August 26, 2011. The winner of that competition may be taken to the Colorado Community Theater Coalition Festival in 2012 in full production with playwright’s permission.

The winner of the 1st Annual Front Range Playwrights’ Showcase, The Organist’s Daughter by William C. Kovacsik, won FIRST PLACE at the CCTC Festival and competed at the American Association of Community Theater’s Regional Competition in 2009, and the winner of the 3rd Annual Front Range Playwrights’ Showcase, Senior Moments by Don Fried, earned its leading actor “Best Actor” honors at both the state and regional competitions in 2010 and 2011. Don also received a special award at the AACT Regional Festival for his original work. Other winners have since had their works published or performed throughout the region.

For more information on Coal Creek Community Theater, please visit www.ccctheater.org.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The measured tree overflows.

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Denver’s Dangerous Theatre – Black Stockings

http://www.dangeroustheatre.com/

Description from the Dangerous Theatre Site:

Warning! This is an immoral morality play about sex and war. Donna and Trish are sex workers in a brothel in Manchester, England. They will regale the audience with stories about life as a prostitute and the (im)moral implications of the profession. Trish also tells the audience about her relationship with her Granddad, who was a decorated Royal Air Force bomber pilot in WWII. It will make you laugh…until you cry.

TICKETS ONLY $10.00

Every Friday & Saturday in April @ 7:00

Call 720-233-4703 to make reservations or online at http://dangeroustheatre.ticketleap.com/

Denver’s Dangerous Theatre
2620 W. 2nd Ave. #1
Denver, CO 80219

 

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Aurora Fox Audition Notice for Footloose

Auditions for FOOTLOOSE – the musical
Directed by Pam Clifton

The Aurora Fox in Collaboration with Stapleton MCA presents FOOTLOOSE this summer

Auditions will be held April 18th, from 6-10pm at The Aurora Fox (9900 East Colfax Avenue)

April 18 from 6-10 with appointment (please call 303-739-1970)
Please prepare 32 bars or Rock and Roll or Broadway style music and a 1 minute monologue appropriate to the show.

No Equity roles available. Stipends available for some roles. Ages 16+

To be performed at Stapleton’s Theatre on the Green the first two weekends in June.

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Mr. Spacky…the Man Who Was Continuously Followed by Wolves Extended

Mr. Spacky…the Man Who Was Continuously Followed by Wolves, will extend due to demand for one evening only! The additional show will be on Saturday, April 16, at 8pm.

Where: For reservations and tickets, please visit www.thecatamounts.org and click on this link: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/159224, or call 720-468-0487. Presented at Wesley Chapel, 1290 Folsom Street, Boulder, CO.

Who: The Catamounts are a Boulder-based performance group dedicated to creating boundary-defying, progressive, contemporary performance through a collaborative process that integrates theater, music, and dance. In both our professional productions and in our educational residencies, we endeavor to broaden the experience of live performance, and the relationship between artist and audience, and to acknowledge that we are living in a time that demands the constant reinvention of artistic forms. The organization was founded in 2010 by Amanda and Ben Berg Wilson, and is inspired by their decade-long collaboration through Striding Lion, a Chicago-based performance group with whom the Catamounts are a sister-organization.

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Adult Improv Workshops at The Edge Theatre

Sharpen your skills! Gain self confidence! All the necessary tools for successful Improv, character development and storytelling. Learn skills to develop and strengthen solid acting. Call Mark Smith at 303-202-1163 to sign up today or for more information visit The Edge Theatre at www.theedgetheatre.com.

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