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PORTSMOUTH — Tiny Mayhem, a quarterly event that showcases new short plays, dance, music, visual art, and experimental performance, will hit the virtual stage again on Fri., February 12. Further
New Hampshire Theatre Project Presents TINY MAYHEM
Tiny Mayhem will hit the virtual stage on Friday, February 12.by BWW News Desk
Tiny Mayhem, a quarterly event that showcases new short plays, dance, music, visual art and experimental performance, will hit the virtual stage again on Friday, February 12. Further details about the line-up and how to purchase online tickets can be found at www.nhtheatreproject.org/onstagenow.
The February 12 show will include three new short plays, Something Gold, a touching drama by Terry Farish, A Couple Of Lab Rats, a comedy by Bretton Reis, and Key, an excerpt of a larger sci-fi thriller by Catherine Stewart. As well as these new works, sonnets and monologues that speak to themes of love and romance will be performed by NHTP Company Artists Genevieve Aichele, Amy Desrosiers, and Eric Schildge and CJ Lewis will lead the Tiny Mayhem House Band. And there s lots more, but audiences will have to tune in to the livestream in order to get a front ro
Gunderson s scientist plays feature Henrietta Swan Leavitt, Emilie du Châtelet, Marie Curie and Ada Lovelace.
Lily Janiak January 21, 2021Updated: January 27, 2021, 7:24 am
Emilie (Robyn Grahn, foreground), Soubrette (Neiry Rojo) and Voltaire (Catherine Luedtke) in Ross Valley Players’ “Emilie: La Marquise du Châtelet Defends Her Life Tonight.” Photo: Gregg Le Blanc, Ross Valley Players
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