A Holiday Bistro at Bowie State University, Dec 5-7

A Holiday Bistro at Bowie State University, Dec 5-7

Description: BSU Theatre presents “A Holiday Bistro,” an evening of song, dance, and theatre directed by Professor Elliott Moffitt. Music directed by Dr. Gilbert Pryor.

December 5 – 7 at 7:30pm.

Location: Main Stage Theatre, Fine and Performing Arts Center, Bowie State University.

Cost: $3 for children; $5 for BSU faculty, staff, students and senior citizens; $10 general admission

Box office opens 1 hour before performances. Call 301-860-3717 for ticket information.

Directing I – Final Scenes at Bowie State University, Dec 2-3

Directing I – Final Scenes at Bowie State University, Dec 2-3

Description: Students from the Directing I course present their final projects.

Location:Black Box Theatre, Fine and Performing Arts Center, Bowie State University.

Cost: $3 for children; $5 for BSU faculty, staff, students and senior citizens; $10 general admission

Box office opens 1 hour before performances. Call 301-860-3717 for ticket information.

Lysistrata at Bowie State University, Nov 14-17

Lysistrata at Bowie State University, Nov 14-17

BSU Theater presents Lysistrata by Aristophanes

Description: Directed by Professor Bob Bartlett, “Lysistrata” is an anti-war comedy where wives organize and go on strike against their husbands to come to a mutual agreement.

Dates: November 14 & 15 at 11am, November 14, 15 and 16 at 7:30pm, November 17 at 2:30pm.

Location: Main Stage, Fine and Performing Arts Center, Bowie State University.

Cost: $3 for children; $5 for BSU faculty, staff, students and senior citizens; $10 general admission

Box office opens 1 hour before performances. Call 301-860-3717 for ticket information.

Wonderworks presents Autumn Leaves at Bowie State University, Nov 8, 10am

WonderWorks presents Autumn Leaves at Bowie State University, Nov 8, 10am

Description: WonderWorks is a new professional theater company at Bowie State University that produces shows for young audiences. The company will present Theater for the Very Young: Autumn Leaves,” a production suitable for very young audiences ages 2-4. There will be stories, songs and movements for children, toddler through pre-school to enjoy together with adults.

Location: Main Stage Theatre, Fine and Performing Arts Center, Bowie State University.

Contact: Bob Bartlett
bbartlett@bowiestate.edu
301-860-3769

Caterpillar Club at the Bowie CPA, Nov 11

Caterpillar Club at the Bowie CPA, Nov 11

Location: Bowie Center for the Performing Arts

Caterpillar Club – a play reading

Mon, November 11, 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Description: A play written by local writer Jim Wise will be read in the Recital Hall. All are welcome, there is no charge.

This is a part of the Bowie Center for the Performing Arts Play Reading Series, a monthly readers’ theatre series featuring reading of both new writing and already published work and sponsored by the Bowie Center for the Performing Arts in conjunction with local playwrights and theatre groups. The series was inaugurated with an August 19th performance by Restoration Stage of a new piece entitled Chocolate Covered Ants by local theatre artist Steven A. Butler, Jr. Directed by Courtney Baker-Oliver, the performance featured the talents of Suli Myrie, David Lamont Wilson, Joseph Lane, Vichelle Dawn Jones, Morgan Duncan, Reginald Richard, Christopher Ezell, and Jesse N. Holmes. The production was followed by a talk-back session with the author, director, and cast. For production and application guidelines, local theatre artists interested in producing a reading are encouraged to visit the Center web page at: www.bowiecenter.org/playreading.

The Bowie Center for the Performing Arts is pleased to announce the Yet Unnamed Play Reading Series, a monthly readers’ theatre series featuring readings of both new writing and already published work. Sponsored by the Bowie Center for the Performing Arts in conjunction with local playwrights and theatre groups, the Center will provide selected authors and groups with space-available access to the Recital Hall for three rehearsals during the week or over the weekend before the reading, a Monday evening public reading / talk-back session with seating for up to about 75, access to dressing rooms and green rooms on a space-available basis, limited publicity through local media and Center outlets (email, web page, marquee, telephone information line).