June 12, 2007
Sherman George Does Shakespeare
I'm a low-brow kinda guy. No problem admitting that. Have not a lot of time for The Bard, but have plenty of time for Ed Wood. So, in recognition of an event supporting both St. Louis Shakespeare and the Magic Smoking Monkey, we note this upcoming event... which features our favorite Fire Chief!
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It's St. Louis Shakespeare like you've never seen it before! Please join us on Saturday, July 7, as local celebrities and St. Louis Shakespeare/Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre actors perform favorite scenes from past productions - everything from HAMLET and RICHARD III to THE ONE-HOUR STAR WARS TRILOGY and SPEED RACER! Featuring the dramatic stylings of...
Darwyn Apple (St. Louis Symphony Orchestra), Bill Chott (Film actor, Comedian), Ruth Ezell (KETC-TV), Alfonso Freeman (Film and Stage Actor), Sherman George (St. Louis Fire Chief), Darlene Green (St. Louis Comptroller), Jill McGuire (Executive Director, Regional Arts Commission), McGraw Milhaven (KTRS Radio), Judith Newmark (Theatre Critic, St. Louis Post-Dispatch), Alvin Reid (Editor, St. Louis American), Vince Schoemehl (President of Grand Center and former Mayor), Jim Shrewsbury (former St. Louis Alderman), Dianne White (Television Personality). With special guest appearances by: Drew Bell, Dave Cooperstein, Chris Jones, Julie Layton, Oscar Madrid and Jim Ousley!
Saturday, July 7, 2007
Grandel Theater
Show starts at 7pm
Admission: $50 in advance, $65 at the door (tax deductible). Proceeds benefit St. Louis Shakespeare with a portion supporting SLS' educational programming with Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School . For tickets or more information, call (314) 361-5664.
St. Louis Shakespeare and Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre have been a proud part of the local theatre community for a combined 30 years. We hope you'll help us celebrate this great tradition and ensure that St. Louis Shakespeare and Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre will continue for many years into the future.
i really wish i could afford a show like that. in the meantime i'll be busy imagining the comicly applied casting decisions to place each of this local stars into. hamlet anyone?
Posted by Matthew Hurst on Tue., Jun 12, 2007 at 5:34 PMHopefully someone will make a video for us poor folks who can't afford to go.
Posted by Michael on Wed., Jun 13, 2007 at 10:24 AMokay, I've read this 4 times and I don't know where the event will be held. I'm tired and maybe keep missing it. Can anyone help?
Posted by citylover on Wed., Jun 13, 2007 at 6:50 PMGrandel Theatre: www.stlshakespeare.org.
I woule concur on the video.
Signed,
Poor Person