Thank you for joining us for Tinkerbell is Dead…Free Beer! on July 18. It was great fun and a wonderful seventh installment to the annual event.
The adults-only evening included two dozen pieces ranging from heartbreakingly tragic to gut-bustingly hilarious. Tinkerbell was the brainchild of the late, great Ken Spence, who began the tradition as a Saturday workshop for actors to practice monologues in front of their colleagues. Since 2004, Theatre Pops has presented Tinkerbell is Dead – named for the only recurring monologue, taken from Christopher Durang’s ‘dentity Crisis – each year with a revolving cast and slate of offerings.
Thank you to each and every audience member, who made the evening so much fun, and thanks also to our fabulous cast and our wonderful supporters at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust. Congratulations to our giveaway winners!
Below are a few shots from the performance:
This production was brought to the Tulsa community in part through the generous support of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust and SummerStage 2010.
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Thank you for checking out The Misanthrope on June 24-26! The show was a big success and a lot of fun thanks to all of you.
The cast included:
Alceste — Randall Whalen
Philinte — Grey Cavitt
Oronte — Charles Kevin Smith
Celimene — Hanna Nobles
Eliante — Brigid Kimery Vance
Arsinoe — Jenny Guy
Acaste — Trey Hammond
Clitandre — Adam Billups
Basque — Ed Dill
A Guard of the marshalsea — Jory Cline
Dubois — Beau Dill
This production was part of SummerStage 2010 and was brought to you in part by the Tulsa PAC Trust.
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On April 29-May 2, Theatre Pops brought Much Ado About Nothing, William Shakespeare’s timeless comedy, to the Tulsa stage. Below is a cast list and a few images from the show.
Characters in the Play
In order of appearance
Signior Leonato, Landowner — John Clark
Hero, Leonato’s daughter — Olivia Shadid
Beatrice, Leonato’s niece — Claire A. Johnson
Signior Antonio, Leonato’s brother — Bernard Piel
Maids to Hero
Margaret — Hanna Nobles
Ursula — September Champagne Boles
Don Pedro, Senior Officer — Tim Neller
Count Claudio, Junior Officer — Chris Chapman
Signior Benedick, Officer — Steve Raiford
Balthasar, Troubador — Cole Jett
Don John, Don Pedro’s brother — Dave Garcia
Don John’s followers
Borachio — Trey Hammond
Conrade — Chris Clark
Dogberry, Master Constable of La Mesa — Charles Kevin Smith
Verges, Dogberry’s partner — Gary Marshall
George Seacol, leader of the watch — Jory Cline
First Watchman — Adam Billup
Second Watchman — Matt Lindsey
Sexton — Paul Henry
Friar Francis — Ed Dill
Messenger — Ashley Wolverton
Boy — Jory Cline
The production was brought to you by the Tulsa PAC Trust, Johnson & Romero Attorneys at Law LLP, and the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
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