All Entries Tagged With: "national tour"
Pride and Prejudice
L.A. Theatre Works celebrates the 200th Anniversary of Pride and Prejudice with Christina Calvit’s acclaimed stage adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel, returning from the first leg of a 25-venue national tour for five performances at UCLA’s James Bridges Theater. There, the production will be recorded in front of a live audience for later broadcast [...]
Diavolo Dance Theater is seeking new dancers for our touring company
Diavolo Dance Theater, a premiere dance company based in Los Angeles, is seeking new dancers for our touring company. Performers must have a strong background in modern dance, contact improvisation and some gymnastics ability will help. Diavolo is currently in its 13th season touring nationally and internationally. Artistic director Jacques Heim choreographed KA for Cirque [...]
Four Clowns 2011 National Tour
Four Clowns Conceived & Directed by Jeremy Aluma 2011 National Tour at Sacred Fools Theater Company Part of the Sacred Fools Spotlight Series Fresh off their Top of the Fringe win at the 2011 Hollywood Fringe, Four Clowns will tour the nation with their original show this summer. When it’s all said and done they will [...]
The Clown Car Chronicles
Jeremy Aluma, director and conceiver of the award-winning Four Clowns, and his band of Dastardly Denizens have agreed to contribute a running corespondence with Bitter Lemons during their Summer tour around the country. We’re calling it the Clown Car Chronicles. Actually, I think Sad Clown Alexis Bloom Jones coined the phrase, but we’re taking full credit [...]
Pianist Needed: Four Clowns 2011 National Tour
AUDITION NOTICE: PIANIST NEEDED FOUR CLOWNS Conceived & Directed by Jeremy Aluma Jeremy Aluma is currently looking for a pianist to join his team for his 2011 National Tour of our Award-Winning show, Four Clowns (See awards and quotes from reviewers below). The show had three consecutive runs in LA and Long Beach to full houses [...]
WEST SIDE STORY (PANTAGES): 73% – SWEET [UPDATED]
SWEET The piece’s ambition and adventurousness, still startling after 50 years, fully comes through in the current Gotham revival shepherded by the nonagenarian, though the touring version now gracing the Pantages stage is a patchier affair. Still, in live performance “West Side Story” asserts its primacy as a living masterwork, not a mere historical stepping-stone [...]
