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A Good Time for the Complete History of America (Abridged) at Island Theater
by Madeline DeLorie (photos by Rachel Pontarolo) The Island Theater has brought a comic and quick version of the history of America to its stage in this new comedy sure to have you laughing throughout its two hour run time. You may even have the chance to participate in this
Major Awards for A Christmas Story at The Island Theater
It’s the holiday season and options are abundant in the Jacksonville community
A Fairy-Tale Delight: Into the Woods at The Island Theater
Fairy-tale lovers, delight! Into the Woods at The Island Theater in Fleming
Laughter Through Tears: Steel Magnolias at the Island Theater
The Extraordinary Power of Friendship: Steel Magnolias at the Island Theater They’re as beautiful and delicate as magnolia flowers, but also as tough as steel. A favorite Southern classic comes to life on stage at Fleming Island’s , and it’ll tickle you pink. Robert Harling’s 1987 play—most famous perhaps as
The Island Theater Upgrades with ‘Be More Chill’
‘Be More Chill’ is a phenomenal musical about teen angst, self identity and the impact social disconnection has on the generation Be More Chill may have closed on Broadway this past weekend, but it’s just ramping up at in and how lucky the fan base is that it is. Be
Take a Journey of the Mind This Summer with The Phantom Tollbooth at The Island Theater
Fantasy and allegory unite in this classic children’s tale brimming with mysterious characters, smart puns, and delightful adventures. The Phantom Tollbooth—a play by Susan Nanus based on the classic 1961 novel by Norton Juster—has long served as many young reader’s first foray into the world of science fiction and fantasy
Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy: A Treasured Classic Comes Alive at The Island Theater
Prepare to be charmed and delighted as you experience a timeless coming-of-age story that will delight audiences young and not-so-young alike. Fleming Island’s brings Little Women- A Broadway Musical to life in a sweet and homey way. Feel like a child again as you relive this classic tale, or discover
Drama, Gossip, and the Power of Female Friendships – “The Women” Offers an Amusing Girl’s Night Out in Fleming Island
No need for reality TV or Desperate Housewives reruns if you’re in the mood for a good dose of gossip and drama. ’s presents The Women with an all-female cast that charms and delights the audience from beginning to end. Although male characters play a vital role in the plotline–
A Musical Murder Mystery with Plenty of Intrigue: The Island Theater’s “Curtains”
Jessica Crenshaw is terribly untalented. When the leading lady mysteriously dies during opening night of Robbin’ Hood of the Old West, the rest of the cast isn’t terribly upset…. Apart from the fact that a murder has occurred and they’re all suspects. It’s up to the Boston Police Department’s Lieutenant
A Play For The Times: The Crucible at the Island Theater
By Madeline Delorie In 1953, Arthur Miller wrote a play called The Crucible as an allegory for the McCarthyism which was sweeping the country at the time. The Tony award winning play became destined to become an American classic. With repeated productions on Broadway and regular treatment in the classroom,
Thrasher-Horne Center Welcomes Anna Zirbel as New Executive Director
St. Johns River State College has named Anna Zirbel as the new executive director of the Thrasher-Horne Center. Zirbel, who has 20 years of theatre and venue management experience, has served as both ’s director of marketing and sales and box office manager since joining the team in 2005. Following
‘Newsies’ on a Mission: The Island Theater’s Take on a Broadway Classic Delights and Entertains Theatergoers of All Ages
With high-energy songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman, an uplifting underdog story, and a rousing local cast, is utterly delightful. Based on a 1992 Disney movie starring Christian Bale as well as the real-life Newsboy Strike of 1899, Newsies runs at The Island Theater from October 4-14th (Fri. &
The Oak Ridge Boys “Shine the Light” At Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts
For 75 years, the music of The Oak Ridge Boys has delighted audiences around the world. Founded in 1943 as the Oak Ridge Quartet, the current lineup has been together since 1973. The quartet consisting of Duane Allen (lead), William Lee Golden (baritone), Joe Bonsall (tenor) and Richard Sterban (bass)
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