A Man For All Seasons - May 2019
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A Staged Reading Three comic monologues about revenge, blackmail, sex, money, jealousy, justice and murder. Performed separately, the tales depict desperate passions, old wounds and cold calculations that intersect in the sun-drenched world of the Riddle Key Luxury Retirement Village in Florida. Each story is a cat-and-mouse mystery featuring culprits who tell how they decided[read full story]
Irene Ruddock is a single, middle-aged woman living near Bradford and is not afraid to speak, or rather write, her mind. She frequently writes to her MP, the police, the chemist - everyone she can, to remedy the social ills she sees around her. Her letters get he in all sorts of trouble, which you[read full story]
Particularly pertinent in an era of heightened politics, TEA FOR THREE humanizes the political scene with a story both whimsical and deeply moving; a behind-the-scenes look at Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon, and Betty Ford. Share the journey of each as she deals with the fishbowl of First Ladydom. What is it like for a[read full story]
Your Theatre actors and friends recorded The United States Declaration Of Independence. VIDEO[read full story]
If you're spending a long time at home, it can be a challenge to keep yourself occupied. Luckily, this presentation is full of handy solutions, from putting on a musical with your dog, to becoming an announcer for a made-up sport, to falling in love with an inanimate object. Hey, we promised handy solutions -[read full story]
It's Christmas story time! Caroline learns all about Mr. Scrooge and his famous "bah humbug" when her mother reads her the "ghost" story of A Christmas Carol. This adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic tale is presented in the style of a live radio-play theatre reading. Gather the family together to enjoy this seasonal tradition.[read full story]
We present two plays by our own local New Bedford playwright Ray Veary. First up, a new play "Mrs. Ahab's Ball Of Yarn", features a rookie detective solving a mysterious crime that took place at a Museum. Second, an old classic enjoyed by all, "A Bridge Too Old", which concerns the New Bedford-Fairhaven bridge, and[read full story]
JazzFest online! More details to come![read full story]
