Peculiar Updates
Pilgrim in Just One More Week!!
Posted on Monday June 3rd, 2013
Pilgrim! June 7-9 and June 14-15
We have been working, struggling, laughing, crying, creating, acting, moving, talking, screaming and rehearsing for well over a month and we are more than happy to tell you that it has been worth it! We had a small audience (like really small - 1 cast member from our Christmas show) for a run-thru on Friday night. He (Deonté) was impressed and he said that it really kept a great pace.
You really got to come see this show. There are six cast members and each cast member plays at least 3 different characters. The zany personalities abound! This show is fun, inspirational, relevant, cool, witty and amazing. In other words, it has all the attributes of the Director, Charlie Jones!!
We are introducing some new talent to our little living room stage. By last name, we have Brandon Brockington, Kamundi Jones & Rome Stevenson.
In case you don't know this book, "Pilgrim's Progress" was one of the first novels loved by the common people before being hailed by the more erudite. Macaulay says it's one of the very few books which have first become very popular among the populace, and only then been admitted as masterpieces by the intellectual elite. This is strange to us in 21st Century America. But in the 1600's a book's worth was first evaluated by the upper crust then it was declared a "hit" or a "flop." Pilgrim's Progress took the opposite route to fame. Indeed, it was the first Christian novel.
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Pilgrim: Ready for Prime Time
Posted on Wednesday May 29th, 2013
We continue to rehearse and work on "Pilgrim" by Tom Key. This is one of the most fun, fastest moving shows we have done since moving to Greensboro. You must come see this play.
JUNE 7-9 & JUNE 14-15
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A Sad Update… but you can make it a bit Happier!
Posted on Friday May 17th, 2013
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by the sounds of "Sourwood Suite." This duo has a unique sound and energy all their own. The duo is Faye Petree and Jeremy Wood. Jeremy also sings and plays in another duo, Serendipity. This duo is made up of Jeremy and his lovely wife Alison. This is where the sad news comes in: Alison has been diagnosed with Stage 4 Brain Cancer. Stunningly horrific. Paralyzingly sad. I spoke with Jeremy on the phone. He said that Alison has "good" days and "bad" days. And there are times when she goes manic and out-of-control. When that happens Jeremy will start singing one of the songs they sing together onstage. She calms down and begins singing with him. That's when I cried. So did he. This couple needs your help. This couple deserves your help. 