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Read Don Calamia in Ixti.com, on upcoming season of holiday theater
It’s going to look a lot like Christmas soon, as Grinches, Scrooges and countless other holiday-themed characters are learning their lines and eagerly anticipating their... Continue Reading
Read John Monaghan for Detroit Free Press, on the Meadow Brook Theatre
Between Friday’s opening and Dec. 24, nearly 30,000 viewers are expected to catch the Meadow Brook Theatre production of “A Christmas Carol.” And while the actor... Continue Reading
EBW TV’s coverage of Snug opening of All My Sons
Get a Look at the Characters in "All My Sons" put on by the Snug Theatre. Continue Reading
Read John Monaghan’s review of American Hero, for the Detroit Free Press
Don’t call them fast-food workers. They are “sandwich artists,” employees who memorize bread and condiment options like science students learning the periodic table. According to the... Continue Reading
Read Linda Mah for MLive.com, on Kalamazoo Improv Fest
The funny thing about planning a comedy festival: It's serious business. Dann Sytsma with Crawlspace Theatre Productions and the improv troupe Crawlspace Eviction is juggling 14 improv... Continue Reading
Read Cassandra Spratling for The Detroit Free Press, on George Clinton
Today most people know Detroit's Satori Shakoor as a famed storyteller, the dynamo behind the Secret Society of Twisted Storytellers, an award-winning theatrical series that... Continue Reading
Read Shelley Salant for The Metro Times, on George Clinton’s Detroit appearance this month
The legendary George Clinton is coming to the Detroit Film Theatre at the Detroit Institute of Arts to spin Tales from the Funk this Thursday, Nov. 5.... Continue Reading
Read Patrick Dunn for The Detroit News, on Ferndale improv group
Ferndale-based improv troupe Reclassify Pluto is only a year old, but the group beat out 23 other metro-area improv groups this summer for the opportunity... Continue Reading
Read Patrick Dunn for The Detroit News, on Detroit Public Theatre
Securing funding and finding a home are major, sometimes insurmountable challenges for fledgling theater companies. But with $200,000 in fundraising capital and a home in... Continue Reading
Read Linda Mah in MLive, on Farmers Alley Theatre’s new production
One day in the life of the reservations manager of New York's hottest restaurant told through interactions with dozens of crazy customers, demanding celebrities, an... Continue Reading