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Tag Archives: Beth Turcotte
Top 10 reasons to come see The Circus in Winter on 4/25
1. Sutton Foster will be there. Not performing. Just watching. But still…Sutton freaking Foster, people. 2. My parents will be there. They are cute. 3. My sister will be there. She is cute. 4. The President of Ball State … Continue reading
CIRCUS at NAMT
Okay, so let me try to explain what this all means. A few months ago, the National Alliance for Music Theatre (NAMT) selected The Circus in Winter as a finalist in their yearly new work competition. NAMT’s 24th Annual Festival of … Continue reading
Posted in The Circus in Winter
Tagged Ben Clark, Beth Turcotte, Circus in Winter, musical, NAMT
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The Circus in Links
The eight-show run of The Circus in Winter: the Musical is at an end, but here are some links to news coverage, photos, videos, even a TV commercial about this amazing project.
The Greatest Show on Earth
Where: University Theatre of Ball State University When: September 29-30, October 1, 5-8 at 7:30 p.m., and October 2 at 2:30 p.m. Who: Adaptation by the students of the Virginia B. Ball Center for Creative Inquiry, Directed by Beth Turcotte, … Continue reading
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Tagged Beth Turcotte, musical. Ball State, The Circus in Winter, Tony Edmonds
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