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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Ahoy There!
Here at the Tri-State Theatre blog, we're big fans of imaginary holidays. So it is with great delight that we announce our support of Talk Like a Pirate Day, which hits every year on September 19.
So avast ye swabs! Make it a hearty one!
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
You don't have to put this as a comment, but you should probably mention it...
Next week sees the return of the Kanawha Players' "Briefs and Shorts," which brings to you short plays, new and veteran actors alike, new directors and even new, original plays from area playwrights!
The show will be next Thursday, September 27th - one night only - at 8:00 p.m. at the Charleston Ballet building on Virginia Street (across the street from City National Bank - where you can park, I might add) and tickets are just $5!
[b]Jon Joy[/b] has a new 10-minute play being performed for the very first time called "The War On Halloween", starring Mike Murdock and Jen McComas.
For anyone that saw Joy's [u]The Prayer List[/u], Mike is once again playing the character of "Mark", who previously held quite a grudge against Christmas.
Thanks for the info, Mike - I'll also copy this into a regular blog entry, just to get maximum coverage out of our humble space here. Sounds like a great show, and well worth the trip to Charleston!
2 comments:
You don't have to put this as a comment, but you should probably mention it...
Next week sees the return of the Kanawha Players' "Briefs and Shorts," which brings to you short plays, new and veteran actors alike, new directors and even new, original plays from area playwrights!
The show will be next Thursday, September 27th - one night only - at 8:00 p.m. at the Charleston Ballet building on Virginia Street (across the street from City National Bank - where you can park, I might add) and tickets are just $5!
[b]Jon Joy[/b] has a new 10-minute play being performed for the very first time called "The War On Halloween", starring Mike Murdock and Jen McComas.
For anyone that saw Joy's [u]The Prayer List[/u], Mike is once again playing the character of "Mark", who previously held quite a grudge against Christmas.
Thanks,
-M
Thanks for the info, Mike - I'll also copy this into a regular blog entry, just to get maximum coverage out of our humble space here.
Sounds like a great show, and well worth the trip to Charleston!
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