Local playwright Cricket Daniel credits being a stay-at-home mom with helping her find her passion for writing. For this week’s Art and Culture artist profile, Donna Britt visits with Cricket at her home in Bend as one of her plays is about to be on a national tour!
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BendFilm Festival has been around for 16 years showcasing some of the best independent films the pacific northwest has to offer. For this week’s Art and Culture conversation, Donna Britt finds out about their new space and new programs in the works.
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For this week’s Art and Culture conversation, Donna Britt gets a behind-the-scenes peek at a musical that’s bringing a childhood classic to the stage. It’s Matilda: The Musical and it’s opening at the Tower Theatre this Friday.
Thanks to Strictly Organic Coffee Co. for giving us the resources to have these weekly Arts and Culture conversations.
Chris Biggs had the chance to interview Jarod Gatley and Angelina Anello-Dennee, the director and actor from BEAT Children’s Theatre’s upcoming play called “Oklahoma” happening at Summit High School starting May 3rd and ending May 13th .
Marla Manning and Rhonda Ealy with Silent Echo Theatre Company in Sisters visited Central Oregon Daily to talk about their upcoming play called “Now you’re Talking.. One Acts 2018.”
Central Oregon Daily’s Allison Roecker joined us with a behind the scenes look at the new play that made its debut at the 2nd Street Theater Friday.
For all the latest arts and culture listings, pickup the latest issue of The Source Weekly or go to their website at bendsource.com.
Thanks to our Source on the Scene sponsor, Indian Head Casino, for giving us the time and resources to show you some of the best events and entertainment that our region has to offer, every Friday night on Central Oregon Daily.
Central Oregon Daily’s Anyssa Bohanan has a sneak preview of a new play debuting at the Second Street Theatre called “The Lost Virginity Tour.”
The Lost Virginity Tour debuts tonight and runs Tuesday’s through Sunday’s all the way until March 10th.
For all the latest arts and cultural listings, pick up the latest issue of The Source Weekly, or go to bendsource.com. Thanks to our “Source on the Scene” sponsor, Indian Head Casino, for giving us the time and resources to show you some of the best events and entertainment that our region has to offer every Friday night on Central Oregon Daily.
Central Oregon Daily’s Anyssa Bohanan joined us with a sneak peek behind 2nd Street Theater‘s newest production. The play isn’t all about chocolate and roses, but it is a treat for all the romantics out there. After meeting on the 2nd Street Theater stage during their first production together, actors Todd and Amber fell in love and got married and now, they are telling the love story between characters Melissa and Andy in the play, “Love Letters.”
You can see “Love Letters” on Saturday night or Sunday afternoon as well as a special performance on Valentines Day. For more information or to buy your tickets, go to the 2nd Street website at 2ndstreettheater.com.
For all the latest arts and cultural listings, pick up the latest issue of The Source Weekly or go to their website at bendsource.com. Thanks to our “Source on the Scene” sponsor, Indian Head Casino, for giving us the time and resources to show you some of the best events and entertainment that our region has to offer every Friday night on Central Oregon Daily.
Central Oregon Daily previews the Cascades Theatrical Company‘s current show on the accomplishments and dramatic love life of renowned scientist Marie Curie. Our own Chris Biggs chats with some of the cast and crew ahead of this weekend’s show.
We talk with Cascades Theatre Company director Kelly Dolan Ryan about the production of “A Christmas Carol.” This spirited adaptation of the classic Christmas tale will surely make for a lively holiday season. Charles Dickens himself narrators Ebenezer Scrooge’s magical night’s journey as he visits his past, present, and future before discovering life’s true gifts. The play runs from Dec. 1-17, 2017.
For more information on events happening in and around Central Oregon, pick up a copy of The Source Weekly or visit them online at www.bendsource.com.
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