What are you doing this Friday and Saturday- November 21st and 22nd at 7:30pm? You should come out and see a farce written by Woody Allen in the late 60’s called Don’t Drink the Water.
Presented by Cheltenham High School and featuring a performance by our Youth Company Member Batya Reich this show is sure to tickle your funny bone!
Tickets are $5 for Students and $10 for Adults and are available at the door.
Support Local Youth Theater! See you at the show!
Who wouldn’t want to see all 38 of Shakespeare’s Plays in 97 min?! We certainly do! Especially a production that is student directed by our very own Youth Company Member Autumn Angelettie! (pictured)
This Thursday and Friday $8 gets you a ticket to this wild Shakespearian ride where all of Shakespeare’s plays are covered in just over an hour and a half.
This production is being performed at Elkins Park School on November 13th and 14th at 7:30pm.
Get your tickets HERE!
Support Local Youth Theater! See you at the show!
Company Member Jim Broyles latest project is Pulley & Buttonhole Theatre’s production of The Weir by Conor McPherson. Jim is playing the role of the Bartender-Brendan.
Directed by Bridget Reilly Beauchamp, two performances are left this Friday and Saturday in Jenkintown and tickets are $20.
The Cast also includes Marc Schule, Cris Welty, Steve Farr and Jeanine O’Brien Waldron.
More information about the venue and the show can be found on their website HERE. Support Local Theater!
(Photo- Marc Schule and Jim Broyles in The Weir Produced by Pulley & Buttonhole Theatre Co.)
This weekend was a blur of good times! See the pictures below! Screening is Thursday August 21st! Good Times were had by all!
The Editor Hard at work…in the middle of the night!
The Girls Sam, Stephanie and Adrienne.
Carol (Peanut Girl) and Lia (Adorable Child)
Sooting on Saturday!
ADAM!
SAM and ADRIENNE wear dead well!
Now we all know you can not tell the story of MacBeth without witches. They started the whole bloody mess after all! Without them, who knows how the story might have gone? But alas, they did interfere and thus have a huge role in the telling of this tragic tale.
In MmmBeth we have Haggy, Naggy and Twit. They mean well, but are always seeming to miss the mark when it comes to prophecies really. I mean who can really trust a Magic 8 Ball after all.
What impresses me most about my witches is their commitment to the improv lines they have added and how easily they go with the flow when another actor tosses them something new that was unscripted. With the ease of a seasoned professional they don’t miss a beat and remember to bring as much funny as they are dealt! It has been a great pleasure to work with these talented young ladies and I look forward to seeing what the audience has to say about them after they see the show!
Stay Tuned for Director’s Log #3- Promo Picture Day!
In shows past by the three week out mark things are usually fairly chaotic. There are programs to get together. There are ticket sales to launch. There are costumes to make and props to finish collecting. It’s always so much to do and so little time.
I am happy to say that this production of MmmBeth is proving to be quite different. In the beginning there was a lot of chaos. Actors having to suddenly quit the production and leaving the roles to be filled. Props mysteriously going missing only to be found after rehearsal etc. In fact, early on one might say that this production was turning out to be as jinxed as the show it is mocking typically is! But all of that has calmed down now as we settle in for the last 3 weeks of rehearsal before we open at Allen’s Lane.
The cast is really starting to gel, and I am beyond happy with the humor and stage presence each actor is bringing to their character. The youth performers are getting so very good in their roles and I am looking forward to seeing what getting them in front of an audience will do for them.
My team of professional actors impress me at every rehearsal. From their skill with improv comedy to their willingness to teach and mentor the young performers in their roles, they are just as committed to bringing this production to the stage as I am. I could not be more excited for this show to open.
Rehearsal pictures are below for you to enjoy and be sure to stay tuned for Directors Log: #2-Witches, Witches, Witches!
Come out and join us for our first Short Film Screening of BUS STOP, SMILE and some of Uncle Shelby’s ABZ’s at Earth Bread and Brewery in Mt. Airy!
These shorts are all based on poems or one act plays written by Shel Silverstein but are NOT for kids! Come laugh with us, and have some wonderful food and drinks at Earth Bread and Brewery as we showcase local talent, and show you what Casabuena Cultural Productions has been up to!
The Film starts at 9:30pm then a Meet and Greet with the Cast and Crew is immediately following the 30 min film presentation!
This is a FREE event! Please email casabuenacp@gmail.com or RSVP to this event so we can make sure to have enough seating for everyone!
Last night we had our first read through for MmmBeth, the one act spoof of the Scottish Play. Come see it this June!
