
Bridgette Redman
Arts Writer at Lansing State Journal
Arts, Culture and Travel Journalist at Freelance
Local Correspondent at Spa and Beauty Today
Arts Journalist at Times Media Group
Contributing Writer and Reviewer at Onstage Blog
Arts, culture and travel writer for publications around the country. https://t.co/c2VVX0ZcMQ
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
ladowntownnews.com | Bridgette Redman
On June 14, the artists of Heidi Duckler Dance will invite audiences to wander through the Vista Hermosa Natural Park, at the western gateway to Downtown Los Angeles, to engage
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3 weeks ago |
lansingstatejournal.com | Bridgette Redman
This month, Ixion Ensemble celebrates a decade of championing new voices in theater with “Thank You, Ten,” a collection of short plays. From June 13-22, the ensemble, under the direction of Heath Sartorius, will present nine short plays featuring mostly new or unproduced writers at Stage One at Sycamore Creek Church. Sartorius has been involved with Ixion since its third season and is now its associate artistic producer. This will be the fourth time he has directed one of Ixion's shows.
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1 month ago |
argonautnews.com | Bridgette Redman
Westside Ballet’s spring gala promises star power and breakthrough talent. With New York City Ballet principals Tiler Peck and Roman Mejia taking the stage for solos and dancing alongside Westside’s pre-professional students, the gala is shaping up to be a blend of legacy and emerging artistry. Among the rising stars is 12-year-old Spencer Collins, a local dancer recently crowned a top award winner on the international stage.
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1 month ago |
lansingstatejournal.com | Bridgette Redman
Bridgette M. RedmanFor the Lansing State JournalMichelle Raymond, a prop designer with 27 years of experience, has worked on 50 shows at Williamston Theatre. Raymond meticulously researches and creates props to enhance storytelling. Raymond's process involves reading the script multiple times, listing needed props, and tackling the most challenging items first. Michelle Raymond once built a blood-squirting Super Soaker hidden inside a pedestal table.
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1 month ago |
lansingstatejournal.com | Bridgette Redman
MSU's Summer Circle Theatre offers free outdoor performances for three weekends, starting June 5. Riverwalk Theatre presents "The SpongeBob Musical" from May 29 to June 8. Sistrum's rescheduled concert, "Our Mother, Our Home," takes place May 30-31. Act I: MSU begins Season 63 of free, outdoor theaterAs the sun rises on summer, Michigan State University Department of Theatre opens the curtains on its 63rd annual Summer Circle Theatre season.
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