Tag: Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory
EDITOR’S NOTE: Mark Alvarez, an immigration attorney who also has written for various publications on many subjects along with radio and television appearances, is the guest reviewer for the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company's Allegory concert, which he and...
In the second chapter of his 1994 book Pale Blue Dot: A
Vision of the Human Future in Space, Carl Sagan wrote about the “human-centered
conceit” and the work of Copernicus and Galileo proposing to “displace us from
cosmic center...
In the hands of the collaborators for the recent Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company concert, the stories of the Red Fred Project were transformed into a vibrant, colorful, innocent, joyful, poignant and glistening landscape. For the project’s young authors...
Artistic collaborations lead to many strategic benefits. They
can make a lesser known creative group more visible, expand the potential
audience base, secure additional financial resources and fine-tune longer term
objectives for organizations that must prove their relevance in a...
When the play Jump opens, the audience is enjoying the pithy, rapid banter between Erick, the young confident skydiver (Matthew Sincell), and Phil (Darryl Stamp), a 60-year-old first-timer, as they prepare for the fateful jump from 12,000 feet above...
Nearly nine years ago, Shirley Dygert, then in her mid-50s, went on her first tandem jump at the Skydive Houston drop zone in Texas. Her husband, who had plenty of thrilling experiences of his own as a cliff diver,...
NOTE: This is Part Two of a series about Plan-B Theatre, which offers a glimpse of the four new productions for the 27th season. For Part One, see here.
“We want a beginning of the story. And we go as...
