ANNOUNCEMENTS > Imagine
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| | First Sunday Wine, Cheese, Friends and Free Theatre
Join us at 6 PM the first Sunday of every month (Feb - Nov) for wine, hors d'oeuvres, dessert, and whatever you’d like to bring to share. It’s sort of a pot luck, sort of a wine tasting, sort of a social half-hour, and very much fun. |
| | Imagine is an unusual concept. Actors and directors meet each Sunday at Barnstormers and read scenes that people have brought, hoping to act in them or direct them. Possibly they are from a play that might be selected for the next season or a play that is intriguing but might not be a good choice for Barnstormers because of size of cast, language, or difficulty of the set. About four scenes are selected to be worked on and then presented to the public on the first Sunday of each month. It is called "Imagine" because most do not memorize the lines, there are not complete sets, and costumes are limited, so the audience must use their imaginations. The presentations on the first Sundays are free, and people bring food and drink to share. The "social hour" begins at 6, and the presentations begin at 6:30. |
| Each Sun. night people interested in theatre meet at Barnstormers at 6 and bring a scene that they would like to act in or direct. We read at least 5 minutes of it and decide if it is a "go" or not. Then the director picks a cast and they rehearse, mainly on Sun. nights, but sometimes on their own time. Usually lines are not memorized, and costumes, props, and sets are minimal. Then the scenes are performed to the public on the first Sun. of each month. Anyone interested in participating is welcome to come to the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th Sundays.
Everyone is invited to join us May 5th at Barnstormers for a free evening of entertainment. Social time starts at 6:00 PM with food and drink that people bring to share. At 6:30, actors will perform skits or scenes from plays.
The audience must imagine costumes and sets. Actors have rehearsed but most have not memorized their lines, so the audience must imagine that they are not holding scripts.
A Mother’s Day History – directed by Sylvia McKinley – performed by Violet Barnes
Remembering Mother – written and performed by Sylvia McKinley
Don’t Play Games With Me – directed by Sylvia McKinley – with Celeste Navrkal, Angela Padilla, Kent Prickett, Jonas Stewart, Dixie Feeney
Mandala – by Pearl S. Buck – performed by Flora Albano
Hamlet – by Wm. Shakespeare – performed by Daniel Grossbard
Monty Python: “The Argument Clinic” – directed by Jonas Stewart – with Kent Prickett, Jonas Stewart, AnneAllen, Dixie Feeney
Bullet Park – by John Cheeber – performed by Angela Padilla
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