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INTRODUCING
Saturday
Mornings
Ilan the Magician
Unleashing the Imagination.
Ilan,
presents an interactive show with the help of Picadoodle, the
well-trained flea, saber swords, a rope and a Dr. Seuss
rhyme. A morning filled with fun for Kids and the entire
family. Saturday morning, March 15th 10:30am. Admission $8.
“The Alphabet Avengers!”
Doorknob Productions present a sinister scientist, along with his even more
sinister assistant who have created a machine that sucks
all the letters of the alphabet out of the world, leaving
everyone speechless!! The solution… “The Alphabet
Avengers,” a team of mismatched super heroes who come
to save the day! The story is an imaginative blend of
humor, improvisation, and audience participation told
through song and dance!
Saturday mornings, March 22nd, 29th
&
May 10th 10:30am Admission $8.
Spring Break Musical Theatre Camp.
Students will
participate in a world-premiere musical theatre piece that
will be specially tailored to each unique group of
students. Children will develop many skills, including;
theatre basics, choreography, music/vocals, line
memorization and delivery, group co-operation, stage
presence, and confidence, all while having a wonderful
time!
March 31st – April 4th, Performance Apr 5th
Classes are Mon. through Fri. 10am-2pm with
a free final performance Saturday at 3pm. $25 Registration
Fee reserves your place, plus $100 tuition. This class is
appropriate for children ages 9 and up.
“6
Feet and One Fourth (Grader)”
Doorknob Productions return with the follow up adventure. During summer vacation
Justin has a 2-foot “growth spurt” and is reluctant to
return to the first day of 4th grade! This is
a charming musical about friendship, self-esteem, and
feelings that is a celebration of childhood with all its
joys and changes. Saturday mornings: April 12th, 26th & May 17th.
10:30am
Admission $8.
EAST
VILLAGE CABARET
6265 Lake Osprey Dr.
Lakewood Ranch 34240
For Information & Registration
Call (941) 373-3933 |
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"Whatever
you can do or dream
you can begin it. Boldness has
genius,
power and magic in it.
Begin it now!"
Goethe |
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"There
are two kinds of people:
those who think they can,
and
those who think they can't,
and they're both right."
Henry
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SAVE
with MEMBERSHIP.
Become a Backlot
Annual Member/Supporter and receive discounts on admission charges
every time you visit either the Backlot or East Village Cabaret.
Gold
Membership $500.00 (or more)
Includes Guaranteed reservations, reserved seating at all
Backlot venues or performances. 20% off for you and your
party.
Silver
Membership $150.00 (or more)
Includes Guaranteed reservations, reserved seating at all
Backlot venues or performances. 15% off for you and a
guest.
Bronze
Membership $35.00 (or more)
Includes Guaranteed reservations, reserved seating at all
Backlot venues or performances. 10% off for cardholder.
Student
Membership $5.00 (or more)
Available for full time students through college with valid
ID. Entitles cardholder to 50% off admission charge at all
Backlot venues when space is available.
( Annual Memberships
and all donations to the Backlot are fully tax deductible
as a charitable contribution. Available at the Backlot
Theater or the East Village Cabaret when you visit .
Membership begins at the time of purchase and lasts one
year. Call (941) 373 3933 for information )
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A
Backlot Arts Production:
The
Last 5 Years
by
Jason Robert Brown
Direction
& Music Dir.
by Michael Sebastian
The
Last 5 Years:
by Jason Robert Brown. Opened in Chicago in
2001. Played off Broadway in 2002. A musical in one
Act, starring a man and a woman. The all musical
story explores a five-year relationship between Jamie
Wellerstein , a rising novelist, and Cathy Hiatt , a struggling actress.
"The musical is tough and tender,
humorous and sad" ...Jay
Handelman, REVIEW |
Look
for Encore Performances of
The
Last 5 Years
for
booking Information call 941 373 3933
Starring
Two
Brilliant Casts of Two in Rep.
Berry
Ayers & Katherine Tanner (top)
Steve
Dawson & Dianne Dawson
More
About our production
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A
FULL EVENING OF DANCE...
When: March 7 & 8,
2008
Where: the Historic
Asolo Theater
at
The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
Evening Performances:
8:00PM, Friday & Saturday
Tickets: $25-35 adults,
$15 students
Matinee: 2:00pm,
Saturday
Tickets: $20-$30 adults,
$15 students
All tickets are reserved
and can be purchased at the Historic Asolo Theater
Box Office: 941.360.7399
More
Info about Fuzion
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A
co-production with the Smithsonian's Kennan Institute
of the Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC.
Co-sponsored by the Trust
for Mutual Understanding, New York, NY, and the
Amicus Foundation, Sarasota, FL.
Backlot Arts would
like to acknowledge the major support from Mary
Ann and Robbie Robinson, Frank and Ahuva Dye, Renee and
Same Hamad, as well as many other generous individuals
who are making this project possible. |
Graphic
Art by Mark Bettis
Starring:
Margaret Eginton and Andrei Malaev-Babel in Leonid Malyugin's. My Mocking Happiness,
a play about the Life and loves of Anton Chekhov.
Directed by Andrei Malaev-Babel.
more
info
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We are regrouping. Thank you so much for your
support, especially the folks who came out and did a
little sweating with us to get things packed up!!! Stay
tuned for an ever more exciting entertainment future, Backlot
Arts
new phone:
941 373
3933
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THE
BACKLOT THEATER,
open two years, is
an exciting cooperative arts and education facility
providing accessibility to the arts, sports and
education for underserved audiences and children of all
ages. We strive to provide an environment in which
participants are allowed to create and experiment with
ways to engage the fringe and the mainstream, the
marginal and the conventional. An atmosphere in which
individuals can actively create or merely experience.
Where artists can exercise their brains. Where
strangers can become friends, building healthy personal
relationships with people of all ages, cultural,
ethnic, and socioeconomic situations.
BACKLOT
ARTS has moved into the
East Village Cabaret
a, very swank, temporary
home, while we continue to look for space that is
better suited to the mission than our old location in
the industrial park! We are still open for opportunity.
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