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Promenade was originally produced in 1965 for Judson Poet’s Theatre at Judson Memorial Church (JMC). JMC had and has an art ministry whose credo was and is “no censorship.” JMC was a leader and a beacon for the counter-culture of the 1960’s, particularly for experimental, avant-garde theatre performers.

Rock of Ages

by Stanford Friedman | Jul 10, 2019 | Reviews

Though the production exhibits an almost pathological fear of leaving a tender moment alone, there is a standout performance by Kirsten Scott and enough earworms to satisfy any fan of 80’s power rock.

Deathtrap

by Victoria Weisfeld | Jul 7, 2019 | Reviews

By Vicki Weisfeld A good many regular theater goers at some point will have seen Deathtrap, Ira...

Travis Moser’s Just One Look: The Songs Of Linda Ronstadt

by Elizabeth Ann Foster | Jul 2, 2019 | Blog

By Elizabeth Ann Foster If you ever see Travis Moser’s name come up on a marquee, treat yourself...

What the Fandango?! A Musical Comedy Cabaret

by Margret Echeverria | Jun 28, 2019 | Reviews

Everyone chuckles because here we are in a church basement just enjoying ourselves and, I don’t know about your God, but mine is very pleased indeed with the showing off of Hofmann’s unique talent.