“Forgotten” is an exploration of J.M. Barrie’s classic children’s story, “Peter Pan” and poses the question of whether it was simply a story, a figment of Wendy’s imagination or a real place. In the 21st century we are accustomed to the concepts of time travel and alternate universes. This fantasy play cleverly switches between the alternate Earths in the story.
“Forgotten” is an exploration of J.M. Barrie’s classic children’s story, “Peter Pan” and poses the question of whether it was simply a story, a figment of Wendy’s imagination or a real place. In the 21st century we are accustomed to the concepts of time travel and alternate universes. This fantasy play cleverly switches between the alternate Earths in the story.
“Forgotten” is an exploration of J.M. Barrie’s classic children’s story, “Peter Pan” and poses the question of whether it was simply a story, a figment of Wendy’s imagination or a real place. In the 21st century we are accustomed to the concepts of time travel and alternate universes. This fantasy play cleverly switches between the alternate Earths in the story.
“Forgotten” is an exploration of J.M. Barrie’s classic children’s story, “Peter Pan” and poses the question of whether it was simply a story, a figment of Wendy’s imagination or a real place. In the 21st century we are accustomed to the concepts of time travel and alternate universes. This fantasy play cleverly switches between the alternate Earths in the story.
“Forgotten” is an exploration of J.M. Barrie’s classic children’s story, “Peter Pan” and poses the question of whether it was simply a story, a figment of Wendy’s imagination or a real place. In the 21st century we are accustomed to the concepts of time travel and alternate universes. This fantasy play cleverly switches between the alternate Earths in the story.
“Forgotten” is an exploration of J.M. Barrie’s classic children’s story, “Peter Pan” and poses the question of whether it was simply a story, a figment of Wendy’s imagination or a real place. In the 21st century we are accustomed to the concepts of time travel and alternate universes. This fantasy play cleverly switches between the alternate Earths in the story.
(1957) Romance, Color, 103 min. Wednesday, December 13 at 7:pm Admission free, $5 donation suggested. New technology coming into an office sparks romance between Tracy and Hepburn, a sparkling and surreptitiously funny romantic comedy.
Auditions – Mon./Tues., Dec. 18, 19 from 5:30 t0 6:45 Performance Dates – March 8-10, 15-17 You only need to attend one night of auditions. You will read from sides – portions of the script. Steamer No.10 Theatre – 500 Western Albany - Park - Citizens Bank, directly across Western 518-438-5503 Ages 7 to 18 […]
(1934) Comedy- Mystery, B&W, 91 min. Wednesday, December 20 at 7:pm Admission free, $5 donation suggested. Former detective Nick Charles and his wealthy wife Nora investigate a murder case, mostly for the fun of it. Dir.: W.S. Van Dyke; Starring: William Powell, Myrna Loy
Nilsson (who sings) and Kogut (who puts up with it from the keyboard) have been working together for three decades, performing at places like Caffè Lena, the Van Dyck, Mohonk Mountain House, the Otesaga Hotel, and other places where the swells hang out. They also participated in the first First Nights that Albany held, and like to think that this performance gives you all the diversity of a First Night without asking you to freeze your butt off going from place to place on those stupid buses. (We’ll also be singing about buses, by the way.)