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TRUE DRAMA by Shirley Lauro Directed by Diane Cooke October 24-27 & October 31-November 3 This is a powerful, true drama of five women and a country western singer booked by an unscrupulous agent to entertain the troops in Vietnam. We see each young woman before, during, and after her tour in the war-torn nation. Cast List Buy Tickets |
SPECIAL EVENT - November 9
SLIP and FALL
by Roger Rochowiak
Staged Reading (Admission by Donation)
7 pm Saturday, November 9
What do you do when you fall on the ice and blow-out your kneecap? Then two months later your heart decides to slow itself down to a very slow beat, thus making it mandatory to have a new best friend by the name of “Pacemaker.” You write a play. No, better yet, you write a “comedy” about everything that transpired in the course of these two events. Take my word for it, there is humor in a hospital. It's a good thing that laughter is good medicine.
Featuring: Tina Brenner, Shannon Broadwell, Laura Croff, Joe Dickson,
Brian Farnham, Carol Ferris, James Houska, Jeff Magnuson, Bob Murrell,
Bob Purosky, Amy Rickett, Artis White, Adam Woolsey, and Jane and Mark Zussman.
This will be open to the public with a free-will offering for Riverwalk Theatre. A film crew will be filming this to be used as a documentary.
by Roger Rochowiak
Staged Reading (Admission by Donation)
7 pm Saturday, November 9
What do you do when you fall on the ice and blow-out your kneecap? Then two months later your heart decides to slow itself down to a very slow beat, thus making it mandatory to have a new best friend by the name of “Pacemaker.” You write a play. No, better yet, you write a “comedy” about everything that transpired in the course of these two events. Take my word for it, there is humor in a hospital. It's a good thing that laughter is good medicine.
Featuring: Tina Brenner, Shannon Broadwell, Laura Croff, Joe Dickson,
Brian Farnham, Carol Ferris, James Houska, Jeff Magnuson, Bob Murrell,
Bob Purosky, Amy Rickett, Artis White, Adam Woolsey, and Jane and Mark Zussman.
This will be open to the public with a free-will offering for Riverwalk Theatre. A film crew will be filming this to be used as a documentary.
Mary Jobin and Daphne Louise Prescott - Lobby Artists
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Mary Jobin - Growing up in a large family in Williamston and loving the outdoors gave Mary Jobinthe time to be creative. At a very young age, she would be drawing or sketching with anything she could find. Back then, the sidewalk was her canvas! Over the years, she enjoyed experimenting with a variety of mediums and found oil paint to be her favorite way of expression. She enjoys painting from life/on location or from photos. The technique she uses is called “ala prima” which is, wet paint into wet paint. Mary gets her inspiration from the beauty of the places she happens to find while hiking, the beautiful architecture of buildings in Europe, and the challenge of capturing the expressions of people or animals. Mary tries to express the uniqueness of each subject and to capture the atmosphere of the place to invite the viewer into the painting. This is her passion!
Daphne Louise Prescott - Over the course of her childhood and early adult life, Daphne has always dabbled in and had an interest in various mediums and forms of Art. Her grandmother was an artist with a studio in Manchester, Vermont and her mother also enjoyed experimenting with various mediums. Art has always surrounded her life. After many years of college, marriage, teaching and raising her two sons, she finally decided to follow her passion and begin to paint with watercolors. Daphne especially loves watercolor painting because she loves working with color with its fresh, luminous and transparent qualities. Watercolor offers her endless opportunities to blend both spontaneity and control in her work. She paints the things she loves including flowers, landscapes, birds and nature, with influences from the Asian and European background that she had growing up. |
Asian Splendor - Jobin
Fishing the Grand River - Prescott
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