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They’re back! Dallas’ beloved and critically-applauded Ochre House Theatre returns to live productions after a year of presenting only virtual shows during the pandemic. “Cursed!” is their season opening musical, and is written and directed by Artistic Director Matthew Posey in a collaboration with Dallas Flamenco Festival. The performances are scheduled July 22-Aug. 1 on the outdoor stage at Deep Ellum Art Company.
An art gallery and live music venue, the Deep Ellum Art Company at 3200 Commerce Street offers a 15,000 feet Art Yard, the biggest backyard in the area. They also feature food trucks and a large drink selection. Founders John and Kari LaRue created the Art Co. to preserve the artistic vibe that makes Deep Ellum unique.
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Ochre House Theater Cinema is streaming a hit production from their 2017 season, “ORIGINAL MAN,” written and directed by Artistic Director Matthew Posey. The riveting musical revolves around Joe, a young man fighting to be free from an abusive father. Joe tries to leave his cruel, ruthless existence by creating an imaginary world.
“Original Man,” featuring original music, spectacle, and tour de force performances, is available to stream on their YouTube channel starting Dec. 23. Written and directed by Matthew Posey, the musical also features Marcus Stimac as Joe, Matthew Posey as Old Joe, and Carla Parker as Percy Neville. Justin Locklear (Lenny), Darren McElroy– (Roger/Rocket); Chris Sykes (Cory); Christian Taylor (Mr. Butterfield); Quinn Coffman (Tilly); Monet Lerner (Shawnee); Trey Pendergrass (Drums); Aaron Gonzalez (Bass); Justin Locklear (Guitar/Music Director); and Kate Fisher (Keyboard).
A new Minecraft world is helping schoolchildren to discover their future careers
CareersCraft focuses on the world of work and it is linked with the new curriculum
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Learners at Pontlliw Primary School in Swansea had the chance to experience the new resource
The idea of going to work doesn’t have to be a chore, as pupils in Wales will soon discover.
To help young people develop their skills and knowledge for future employment, Careers Wales is engaging learners digitally with an innovative new world.
Careers Wales has launched a new Minecraft world called CareersCraft. This new world is special as it is linked to the areas of learning in the new curriculum and features six areas based upon different Welsh landmarks.