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year’s exciting NSTC Season
Written and Composed by Jason
Robert Brown Directed by Tom Smith This
contemporary musical tells the story of a relationship in two directions:
beginning to end, from the husband's perspective, and end to beginning from
the wife's. Staring Carrie Oliver and Cade Surface Performances are May 16 - 25, 2008
BROADWAY
LIGHTS: FROM
THE No Strings Theatre Company presents "BROADWAY
LIGHTS: FROM THE GREAT WHITE WAY TO THE BLACK BOX THEATRE" at the Black
Box Theatre, 430 N Downtown Mall in Las Cruces with a single performance on
Wednesday, May 21 at 7 p.m. The musical evening will include selections from
"Carousel," "Grand Hotel," "I Love You, You're
Perfect, Now Change," "Thoroughly Modern Millie,"
"Violet," and many more. Visiting artist Cade Surface, and Carrie
Oliver, the stars of "The Last Five Years," Lauren Fajardo, Cindy
Pitts, Robert Randall, and Molly Stryker will perform. Ticket prices are
$10.00 regular and $9.00 students and seniors over 65. Reservations: (575)
523-1223 on online at http://www.no-strings.org
by Cindy Lou Johnson directed by Ceil Herman "Brilliant Traces deals with common issues
of love and family, and does so with characters, story and dialogue so
fantastic that they could exist only within the enchanted realm of the
stage." —NY Times. Performances are June 6 - 22, 2008
Buy 1 Get 5 Free written and directed by Amy Lanasa Fireworks,
amnesia and mistaken identity combine to produce a literally explosive 4th
of July comedy Performances are July 4 - 20, 2008
Summer
Solo Shows NSTC
presents three visiting artists in 1 person shows BABA The
Politics of Hair written & performed by Lou Clark July
23 BABA Crazy
Bag written & Performed by Murphy Funkhouser July
25-27 BABA An
Evening with Mark Twain written & performed by Kurt Sutton August
15-17 BABA
ARTWORK BY MARGARET BERNSTEIN Laughing, writing, eating, cooking, talking, questioning,
reading, listening, crashing, conspiring, worrying, walking, learning, having
tea...laughing, again, combine in Margaret Bernstein's artwork, "Las
Cruces in Mixed Media," showing in thetheatregallery. Finding inspiration in Tom Smith's playwriting, and
specifically having the opportunity to take time with "The History of
Las Cruces (Abridged)," Bernstein's art reflects her intense desire to
keep natural beauty in the From a family of artists, a journalist and teacher with degrees
from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and San Francisco State University in
California, Bernstein took her first formal art classes at Dona Ana Community
College with Sally Quillin, and continues to hone skills on her own and
through various local arts associations, workshops, and with the
encouragement of other artists, especially Julie Ford Oliver. Her work
shows in many local places including Glenn Cutter Jewelers and Gallery.
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