Evangeline is acknowledged to be the country's first musical hit written by Americans (1874). It played in various theaters for over thirty years. The Comic Opera Guild's revival will mark the show's 150th anniversary. Presented in semi-staged concert form, the show is a comic parody of the original Longfellow poem of the same name. As […]
"Where do we go from here" Chaos and Community Black History Month Exhibition & Programming Sponsored by Ronnie and Gloria Peterson and the African American Cultural and Historical Museum of Washtenaw County. Exhibit Opening Night - January 19. 6-8pm. Artist Talk - February 11. 2-4pm. Local History Spotlight - February 17. 2-4pm. Youth […]
Loving Lives A Comedy by Alan Haehnel and directed by Ezra Korycinski It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, a crumbling studio, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the […]
Loving Lives A Comedy by Alan Haehnel and directed by Ezra Korycinski It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, a crumbling studio, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the […]
"Where do we go from here" Chaos and Community Black History Month Exhibition & Programming Sponsored by Ronnie and Gloria Peterson and the African American Cultural and Historical Museum of Washtenaw County. Exhibit Opening Night - January 19. 6-8pm. Artist Talk - February 11. 2-4pm. Local History Spotlight - February 17. 2-4pm. Youth […]
"Where do we go from here" Chaos and Community Black History Month Exhibition & Programming Sponsored by Ronnie and Gloria Peterson and the African American Cultural and Historical Museum of Washtenaw County. Exhibit Opening Night - January 19. 6-8pm. Artist Talk - February 11. 2-4pm. Local History Spotlight - February 17. 2-4pm. Youth […]
Loving Lives A Comedy by Alan Haehnel and directed by Ezra Korycinski It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, a crumbling studio, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the […]
Loving Lives A Comedy by Alan Haehnel and directed by Ezra Korycinski It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, a crumbling studio, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the […]
Loving Lives A Comedy by Alan Haehnel and directed by Ezra Korycinski It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, a crumbling studio, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the […]
Loving Lives A Comedy by Alan Haehnel and directed by Ezra Korycinski It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, a crumbling studio, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the […]
"Where do we go from here" Chaos and Community Black History Month Exhibition & Programming Sponsored by Ronnie and Gloria Peterson and the African American Cultural and Historical Museum of Washtenaw County. Exhibit Opening Night - January 19. 6-8pm. Artist Talk - February 11. 2-4pm. Local History Spotlight - February 17. 2-4pm. Youth […]
Loving Lives A Comedy by Alan Haehnel and directed by Ezra Korycinski It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, a crumbling studio, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the […]
Loving Lives A Comedy by Alan Haehnel and directed by Ezra Korycinski It’s 1948, it’s the dead of winter, and it’s time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, a crumbling studio, and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the […]
Neighborhood Theatre Group is proud to present An Evening of One-Act Plays by Michigan Playwrights! March 1-3, 2024 - Friday and Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 2pm at Riverside Arts Center Off Center (76 N Huron St, Ypsilanti) A Touch Awkward by Brian Cox | Directed by Rodney M. Rice A well-meaning Raymond recounts awkward moments […]