Musical Theater
Love Quirks – A New Musical
The narrative of Love Quirks – A New Musical is poignant for every audience member, touching emotions with divorce, infidelity, and fear of relationships and letting go.
Victoria L. Dammer
The narrative of Love Quirks – A New Musical is poignant for every audience member, touching emotions with divorce, infidelity, and fear of relationships and letting go.
AMT is a stage to encourage writers and directors to show their work, and a place where children experience all aspects of theater life.
An Unbalanced Mind is an exciting full-scale musical theater event with singing, dancing, and live music provided by great musicians. The show boasts marvelous costuming, choreography, lighting, and sound in a marvelous intimate theater space.
It is a demanding production in which to perform eight times weekly, and the themes are violent, abusive, and demanding on every actor.
We get to eavesdrop on a foursome from 100 years ago. We see what was in style in Palm Beach and how the privileged conducted themselves. Secrets unfold, and the audience gets an intimate glimpse into relationships along with a history lesson.
With a marvelous coterie of young dancer gymnasts, Soomi Kim’s The Body Through Which the Dream Flows uses a multi-dimensional visual and aural landscape to provide insights into the complex relations of coaches and their proteges while opening a window into the inside world of children training for Olympic stardom.
Many people dismiss graffiti art as vandalism or the work of gangs marking their territory. But in Hit the Wall, we discover that there is a coterie of serious graffiti artists striving to create their magnum opus.
The play opens in 1929 with the VP of The New York Stock Exchange playing down what he knows is inevitable – the market is going to crash, and life as everyone has come to know it is about to change abruptly.
Adventures in Vegas is a sentimental, hilarious look at life as a showgirl and more. Now celebrating her 73 year’s young birthday, the intimate 1970 diary unfolds of actress, comedian, dancer, and singer Andrea Bell Wolff.
Recce is a prolific composer and lyricist who knows his audience. His banter, sarcasm, wit, and humor are well received. He’s fresh, relevant, irreverent, and quick to lampoon those whose actions he reproves. He is rebellious and reflects his views through an evolution of personal expressions through song. His abilities are diverse. He expresses himself in a mode of his choice best suited to empower his message.
