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REVISION: Postponed…

Tonight would have been opening night for REVISION. Unfortunately, for those who have not heard (We posted on Facebook, but I think some people missed it), the show has been postponed until later this year. Please look for an announcement in early February about the new dates for the show and the Feet, Food, or Five campaign. While I am sad that we are not doing a show tonight, I am very touched…

The Characters of REVISION and the Actors who Play Them

Well, Christmas is over and everyone is preparing for the New Year! It’s an exciting time filled with the potential for new experiences and fresh adventures.

We at Certain Curtain are preparing as well. As we enter the final week of rehearsal before show week for Revision, we are on the edge of “places” with excitement over performing this amusing play before live audiences. REVISION, written and…

REVISION: A show of Several Firsts!

Our first show of 2016 will be Revision.  We are having so much fun with this show, and we can’t wait to perform before audiences in January.  This play represents many historical first for our organization.

Certain Curtain Theatre’s First Original Full-Length Production. REVISION was written by Rosalind Morris, one of the founders of Certain Curtain Theatre.  Since we started in 2013, we have…

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Drawkcab Brown’s Astounding Defeat of Peg-Leg Petey and his Piratin’ Keet! AUDITIONS!

Certain Curtain is partnering with Spotlight Children’s Theatre to produce a new work!  Rosalind Morris ( Certain Curtain Theatre) wrote a children’s book series centered around Drawkcab Brown and his arch nemesis who goes by several names throughout the series (Peter Push-em-Down, Yuck-Mouth Pete, and Peg-Leg…

More Meisner Workshop Highlights

Last week in Meisner class, we had three different, yet equally amazing, successful “Come to the Door” sessions. In this first session: “Roderick Comes to the Door” you will see the explanation of this exercise, it’s function, and it’s benefits.  In the two sessions that follow, the scenarios change, the players switch, but the “fight” each actor has for his/her objective is really wonderful to…

Greetings from Certain Curtain Theatre!

This is Roz!  As you, our friends and followers, probably know, we are in the middle of our first Meisner workshop.  We are having a blast with the participants, and we can already see a difference from our first session to our third.  Check out this video from one of our repetition sessions:

Which lamp broke that eye over there?

(Think Mad Gab)

                                                        Who out there has never heard of a Chautauqua performance?  Don’t feel bad; we certainly had not heard of it a few months ago.  When Dr. Dewayne Dickens, (Tulsa Community College professor and leader of the Metro Campus African American Association) invited us to write and perform Chautauqua pieces this evening’s event, we had no clue what…