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Two living ghosts from their past arrive, and salvation takes an unlikely form.įun fact: “Petty Harbour” was a finalist for the 2012 Princess Grace Award in Playwriting, and will also be workshopped at New York Stage and Film’s Powerhouse Festival.įor tickets and information: 73, Show: Fireside Festival of New Works: “The Bold Blend” by Kirsten Knisely, one-time event, July 22, 7 p.m.ĭescription: This delightful blend of kookiness is brightened by fruity topnotes and balanced with a hint of sweetness. With the roads flooding, the men are sealed in and the subtle war of sermons, songs, and drinking games begins. One by one, three banished sons return home to discover their fisherman father has turned the house into a church. Venue/location: Performance Network Theatre, 120 East Huron, Ann Arborĭescription: On the rocky shores of Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, a house stands against an approaching storm.

FIRESIDE THEATER 2014 PROFESSIONAL

Type of Company: Professional Equity (SPT)

FIRESIDE THEATER 2014 FULL

(for a full listing: Show: Fireside Festival of New Works: “Petty Harbour” by Martyna Majok, one-time event, July 21, 7 p.m.

Washtenaw County received a whopping 20 nominations in Michigan’s statewide “Wilde Awards” for theater, with Ann Arbor’s professional theatre, Performance Network, as this year’s top nominee.

Alongside Michigan performers like Naz Edwards, and Madison Deadman, it’s a county of a thousand stars!

Hollywood and Broadway regulars Jeff Daniels and Dan Cooney both have theaters here.

The upcoming show “My Name is Asher Lev” is being produced at Performance Network concurrently with its successful New York run.

The place is literally bursting with theater!

This week’s shows are staged in venues such as a band shell, a converted carriage house, and the back of an antique store, among others.

Brooke's “Hunting and Gathering” was named one of the Top Ten Plays of 2008 by New York Magazine.

The July installment of the Fireside New Play Festival will bring in playwright Brooke Berman for a reading of her new play “1300 Lafayette East” set in the Detroit building circa 1967.

If there was any doubt that Washtenaw County is the center of the theater universe (at least here in Michigan), this week’s listings should erase all uncertainty.