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Backstage Review: ‘Artifice’ at Restless Artists Theater
Payne Showers is a struggling artist, that is, until the reports of his death in an avalanche. Upon his demise, the value of his art increases, and Payne’s estranged wife takes notice. Looking to cash in on her husband’s newly found value, Maggie arranges an action of his work through her gallery.
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Reno Stage Scene; ‘WHAT IS MURDER?’ & ‘MAGIC MOUSE’ at Restless Artists Theatre Company
This weekend, Restless Artist Theater Company will be performing; “What is Murder?” and “Magic Mouse.”
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Reno Stage Scene; ‘Popcorn Falls’ at Restless Artists Theatre Company
The town of Popcorn Falls has one thing that keeps them on the map: the falls. But when the greed of an evil corporation drys up the falls, the town faces inevitable doom. So, the townspeople devise a way to save the falls and the town.
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Reno Stage Scene; Theater Review, 2022
I want to give my heartfelt thanks and admiration to everyone in the Reno Theater Community for their tireless work and energy to entertain us. The passion for their craft is apparent in every performance. These performers and creators take us to places of joy, fantasy, and even sorrow, much to the delight of their…
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Backstage Review: ‘Signs Of Life’ at Restless Artists Theatre Company
A couple sees magic in the stars telling them to travel in search of “Signs of Life.” Now playing at Restless Artists Theatre Company.
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BRÜKA THEATRE PRESENTS – THE BIGGEST little THEATRE FESTIVAL 2025
BRÜKA THEATRE PRESENTS – THE BIGGEST little THEATRE FESTIVAL 2025 THE FESTIVAL WORKSHOP/PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE: WEDNESDAY – 1/15/25 – WORKSHOP 6:00 – 8:00 PM CREATIVENESS! Improvisation & Physical Theatre Tools For Creative Play – Led by Mary Bennett THURSDAY – 1/16/25 – NEW ONE ACT PLAY 7:30 PM THE GARDEN VIEW – A Canticle For Man…
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Reno Stage Scene: ‘Almost Maine’
In a place so small that it is almost a town, there are stories of love, loss, disappointment, and hope. Almost Maine is that place.
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Backstage Review: “Admissions” at RAT
With one part comedy, one part white privilege bound together with a talented and passionate cast, ‘Admissions’ asks that very question. Admissions by Joshua Harmon, Directed by Debra Lynn Hull and Performed at Restless Artist Theater from July 8th through July 18th
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