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“You automatically bring something fresh when you bring six different human beings to interpret the roles,” says Civic Theatre artistic director Robert Sorbera. “That’s why plays are fun to watch and never the same.”

Since their first appearance at the Gospel Music Workshop of America, Krash Krew has worked with and appeared with recording artists such as Kirk Franklin.

Using minimal props, lessons through song, and a stage size perfect for this occasion, the characters create an informal environment that gives the impression of improvisational theater.

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IRT executive artistic director Janet Allen says the characters’ ages were considered when high-schoolers were cast in the roles of Young Eva and Ed. “This is about a child’s experience,” she says.

The show’s themes center on the deaf community. Says lead actor Andrew Martin, “The play shows the wonderful things that can happen when someone finds their voice.”

The marketing rollout for the tome’s adaptation continues, with the lead characters continuing to gaze longingly into each other’s eyes.

Ringing in 2014 in nostalgic fashion, the voices and players in Margot evoked memories of now-vintage times when fans first saw their live act or put on that vinyl.

She is a 2004 Pike High School graduate, and no stranger to New York City’s theater scene. Actress Kerry Washington, SNL’s Nov. 2 host, was one of the first notables to send congratulations to her via Twitter.

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The enticing trio of Stephen King, T Bone Burnett, and Hoosier John Mellencamp teams up to spin a terrifying story.