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Mosey over to the Bradley Museum Barn to enjoy an evening of open stage drag karaoke. Take the stage to sing, or relax and enjoy a variety of music genre […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly […]
Acting For Beginners Workshop Unleash Your Inner Actor Want to learn how to become an actor? Have you ever dreamed of stepping onto the stage, embodying different characters, and captivating […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly […]
CCMP gives back! It’s that time of year again. CCMP is looking for talented young singers. If you or someone you know meet the criteria listed below, register with Heidi […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly […]
The Ides of March, “Et Tu Brute?” “Friends, Romans, Countrymen…” – Shakespeare’s second Roman Tragedy has long been one of his most popular plays and may be his most enduringly […]
Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel about an Elizabethan nobleman who wakes one day as a woman and then traverses centuries without aging, is adapted here by one of the most important […]