Published on
March 31, 2010 in
Performances and Theatre.
Tags: Beth Gwara, Brendan Cayton, Dix Hills, Five Towns College, James Beneduce, Kathy Curtiss, Larry Brittain, Lawrence Brittain, Long Island, Long Island events, Long Island Shakespeare, Long Island theatre, Luke Focco, Mary Jane Newmann, Ryan Mueller, Sandy Hinden, set design, Shakespeare, Shakespearean Theater, Shakespearean Theatre, Sherry Kfare, Stones of Stenness, Things to do on Long Island, three witches.
If you search around the web, you will find articles lamenting the lack of Shakespeare: Not enough chances to see Shakespeare; and too many students who have never seen a Shakespearean play. Even more reason to come check out the Five Towns College Theatre Department production of Macbeth on April 15-18, 2010.
Brendan Cayton as Macbeth. Mary Jane Newmann as Lady Macbeth.
DHPAC/Dix Hills Performing Arts Center presents an updated version of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. This Five Towns College Theatre Department production of the classic Celtic drama is an ode to ambition and vanity. It will be staged April 15 to 18, 2010 at DHPAC on the campus of Five Towns College in Dix Hills, Long Island, New York. Continue reading ‘Shakespeare on Long Island: Macbeth at DHPAC/FTC’
Published on
March 5, 2010 in
Music and Theatre.
Tags: Adam Karsten, DHPAC, Dix Hills, Five Towns College, Long Island, Long Island events, Long Island theatre, set design, The Who, Tommy.
Can’t wait for the Five Towns College Theatre Department’s presentation of The Who’s Tommy…just a few days away…opening night is Thursday, March 11th.
Since Five Towns College [FTC] is full of theatre, music, and audio technology students, it is easy to expect great things from FTC productions, including set design. Add into the mix that Tommy is directed by Professor Adam Karsten, who is known for his stylish productions, and you can expect a big WOW! for the Tommy set.
Here are some of the images in progress, that I collected on three different days of the set going up:
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- Continue reading ‘Tommy: Scenes from the set’
If you search around the web, you will find articles lamenting the lack of Shakespeare: Not enough chances to see Shakespeare; and too many students who have never seen a Shakespearean play. Even more reason to come check out the Five Towns College Theatre Department production of Macbeth on April 15-18, 2010.
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