2010-2011: The Taming of the Shrew | Beekeeper | La Traviata
2009-2010: Afterlife of the Mind | La Boheme
2008-2009: Visions & Voices: 2008 New Play Reading Series | Dream of a Common Language | The Hermit Bird
2007-2008: Death of Ayn Rand / A Bed of My Own | Mankind’s Last Hope | Candide
2006-2007: Love on the Edge: New Play Reading Series | Orphans
2005 INAUGURAL SEASON: Threepenny Opera
La Traviata
By Giuseppe Verdi
Directed by Guest Director Harriet March Page
April 28, 30, May 6, 8, 14
Guest Director Harriet March Page is Artistic Director of Goat Hall Productions
He adores her for who she is, not who she has been. But her past condemns them both. Love, sacrifice and redemption in Verdi's La Traviata. With Eileen Meredith, Ray Chavez, and Jo Vincent Parks.
Rhythmix Cultural Works, 2513 Blanding Avenue, Alameda [Map]
Orchestra conducted by Andrew Whitfield.
In Italian with English translations
April 28, 7PM - sliding scale preview $10-$30, Robert Ashens conducting
April 30, 8PM - champagne opening
May 6, 8PM - Talk Back with Director and cast
May 8*, 2PM - Mothers Day event; $40 for special pre-show H'ors d'oevres, Robert Ashens conducting
May 14, 8PM - closing with wine and and cheese from Blacksmith Cellars
Cast:
Eileen Meredith
Ray Chavez
Jo Vincent Parks
Michael Crozier
Zoltan DiBartolo
Roger McCracken
Gianmarco Marostica
Branislav Radakovic
Jennifer Schwarz
Elizabeth Wells
Talia Levitan
Marian Ponte
* For this showing, Alfredo will be played by Andrew Whitfield
BEEKEEPER
By Jennifer Lynne Roberts
Directed by Laura Lundy-Paine
March 18-April 2
Cast: Kit Asa-Hauser (pictured), Donald Hardy (pictured), Melissa Keith , Julian Lafferty, George McRae*, Sandi Rubay.
Photo by Laura Lundy-Paine
BEEKEEPER
Oleta’s father Francis has died, and she must return to the small Oregon town she left behind to put together the shattered pieces of the past. Rippling with mystery and emotional force, Beekeeper takes us on a journey from past to present and blurs the lines between what is, what could have been, and what must be. A haunting world premiere by Bay Area playwright Jennifer Roberts.
Rhythmix Cultural Works, 2513 Blanding Avenue, Alameda [Map]
HIVE NIGHT - Thursday, March 17 at 7pm
$10-$15 Sliding Scale preview. Come meet a Beekeeper!
Bay Area Beekeepers & families get free cookie & a coffee.
OPENING NIGHT CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION - Friday, March 18
Enjoy champagne reception following the show
FIRST SATURDAY - March 19 - Not to be missed!
$40 ticket includes a Pre-show Cocktail Hour! Come meet the Playwright, Director & Cast. Enjoy a custom cocktail by St. George Spirits.
TALK BACK - Thursday, March 24
Talk Back with Cast, Director, and Playwright following the show
Performances: Fridays and Saturdays, March 18, 19, 25, 26, and April 2 at 8pm
Please note: no Friday, April 1 performance
Thursdays, March 24 & 31 at 7pm
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FALL 2010 THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
FALL 2010
Photos: Laura Lundy-Paine The Taming of the Shrew is set deep in a world of motorcycle bikers and danger. After the playboy Petruchio's father dies, he finds himself without a livelihood, without a woman and most importantly without cash. He learns that his friend Hortensio wants to marry the beautiful Bianca, but not before her shrewish sister Katherine is wed. Petruchio jumps at the chance to woo Kate for her generous dowry. When he meets Kate and learns that she is just as powerful as he is, he is smitten. Enjoy this gender-bending modern take on William Shakespeare's classic tale of romance. The Taming of the Shrew, directed by Virago Resident Director Robert Lundy-Paine is sure to challenge, provoke and rock your expectations. Featuring: Teressa Byrne*, Linda Ruth Cardozo, Angela Dant, Martin A. David, Siobhan Doherty, Patrick Jones*, Clara Kamunde, Dorian Lockett, Tamara Leigh Miller, Rena Morabe, Garth Petal*, Benjamin Pither*, Jeremy Vik November 5-20, 2010 November 5, 6, 13, 8pm. November 14, 2pm. November 18, 7pm. November 19, 20, 8pm. Sliding Scale Preview $10-$30 Saturday, Nov 6: Not to be missed! First Saturday Pre-show Cocktails & Appetizers with the cast and Director, plus seats: $50 Rhythmix Cultural Works 2513 Blanding Avenue, Alameda [Map] Tickets in advance: $25 • Student/Senior/TBA: $20 At the Door: $30 • Student/Senior/TBA: $25 Info/Tickets: 510-865-6237 Special Events with Ticket Friday, Nov 5: Opening Night Champagne ReceptionSaturday, Nov 6: Not to be missed! First Saturday Pre-show Cocktails & Appetizers with the cast and Director, plus seats: $50 Thursday, Nov 18: Talk Back with the Cast & Director after the show Saturday, Nov 20: Closing Night Wine & Cheese Reception featuring Blacksmith Cellars * Member, Actor's Equity Association - An Equity approved project
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