Tag: thin air theatre company
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Colorado Springs-area actors earn nominations for Colorado Theatre Guild’s Henry Awards
Colorado Springs is putting the Henry in the Henry Awards this year. Two actors from Theatreworks’ “Henry IV and V” have been nominated as outstanding leading actors in a play by the Colorado Theatre Guild’s Henry Awards, which celebrate achievements in the statewide theater community. Colton Pratt played Prince Hal, the sodden prince who cleans…
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Butte Theater to host Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot’ through October
For Monty Python fans, “Spamalot” is a must see, Chris Armbrister said. “It’s just a flesh wound.” “You’re a loony.” Those are some of the classic lines reiterated in the musical, said Armbrister, who is the artistic director of the Thin Air Theatre Company. This weekend, the company will debut Monty Python’s “Spamalot” and performing…
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Butte Theater to host Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot’ through October
For Monty Python fans, “Spamalot” is a must see, Chris Armbrister said. “It’s just a flesh wound.” “You’re a loony.” Those are some of the classic lines reiterated in the musical, said Armbrister, who is the artistic director of the Thin Air Theatre Company. This weekend, the company will be debuting Monty Python’s “Spamalot” and…
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Comical whodunit opens at Cripple Creek theater
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Sometimes a good mystery needs a splash of comedy. And what better to parody than an English mystery? In playwright Tim Kelly’s “The Butler Did It,” the socialite Miss Maple has invited a group of detective writers to Ravenswood Manor on Turkey Island, off the…
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Comical whodunit opens at Cripple Creek theater
Sometimes a good mystery needs a splash of comedy. And what better to parody than an English mystery? In playwright Tim Kelly’s “The Butler Did It,” the socialite Miss Maple has invited a group of detective writers to Ravenswood Manor on Turkey Island, off the coast of San Francisco, for a themed weekend party —…
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Comical whodunit at Cripple Creek theater
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Sometimes a good mystery needs a splash of comedy. And what better to parody than an English mystery? In playwright Tim Kelly’s “The Butler Did It,” the socialite Miss Maple has invited a group of detective writers to Ravenswood Manor on Turkey Island, off the…
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Comical whodunit at Cripple Creek theater
Sometimes a good mystery needs a splash of comedy. And what better to parody than an English mystery? In playwright Tim Kelly’s “The Butler Did It,” the socialite Miss Maple has invited a group of detective writers to Ravenswood Manor on Turkey Island, off the coast of San Francisco, for a themed weekend party —…