Uncategorized | Posted: February 27, 2010
From a press release: Tell your funny bone that it is about to get slapped in its smug boney face! Ozmandian Theater is back with an all new improv show
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Uncategorized | Posted: February 27, 2010
From a press release: Tell your funny bone that it is about to get slapped in its smug boney face! Ozmandian Theater is back with an all new improv show
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Uncategorized | Posted: February 23, 2010
Wyoming Educators of Secondary Theatre (W.E.S.T.)
Uncategorized | Posted: February 23, 2010
Wyoming Educators of Secondary Theatre (W.E.S.T.)
Uncategorized | Posted: February 10, 2010
Cheyenne actor and director Anna Katen sent this message: This Friday, February 12, ADIOS will be presenting our Irene Ryan showcase at LCCC in Cheyenne. The Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship
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Uncategorized | Posted: February 1, 2010
Friday, February 12, 7:30 p.m.College Community Center, LCCC PlayhouseJoin us for an evening of scenes and monologues from LCCC’s Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival participants. Admission is free.
Uncategorized | Posted: February 1, 2010
The WYO Theatre presents I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, a rollicking musical comedy about the most basic and still complex constant in everyone’s life — the relationship. It’s
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Uncategorized | Posted: February 1, 2010
The WYO Theatre presents I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, a rollicking musical comedy about the most basic and still complex constant in everyone’s life — the relationship. It’s
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Uncategorized | Posted: January 28, 2010
Postmark deadline is a week from tomorrow — Friday, Feb. 5 — for the Wyoming Arts Council performing arts fellowships in theatre direction, dance choreography and design for the stage.
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Uncategorized | Posted: January 28, 2010
From the Wheaterville blog: The drama and music departments of Wheatland High School will present L Frank Baum’s “The Wizard of Oz” at the high school auditorium, 13th and Oak
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