One thing we have found as we go along on this crazy journey called Founding and Running a Theater is that there is precious little information out there for us to use. Conventional theater techniques are useful to a point, but we are outdoors, and our stuff has to be a little tougher, travel a little better, and be a versatile and cost-effective as possible.
If you missed our production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Barrington Hall, this weekend offers two more opportunities …some podcast news … Auditions for Romeo & Juliet are coming up … and some step-by-step instructions on purchasing Festival Tickets.
Eight community theatres form all over North Georgia representing 100 years of performance will descend upon Aurora Theatre to participate in the 1st Annual Gwinnett County Community Theatre Festival.
From Thursday night’s final dress rehearsal, some YouTube-ry featuring Pyramus, Thisbe and Wall.
Weather and outdoor theatre don’t always have the best relationship, so here is our brief policy …
North Fulton Drama Club will be restaging A Midsummer Night’s Dream in June!
Don’t, actually, because it’s probably illegal to do so, but the spirit is there: get the word out!
One more weekend left. If you haven’t seen us yet, there’s still time …
It looks like the seers at Weather.com are changing their tune for the better. But just to be safe … if you’ve any wood nearby, knock on it for our sakes.
