
Mischa Hooker
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6 days ago |
rcreader.com | Mischa Hooker |Mike Schulz
If you like your musical theatre honest, funny, and devastatingly intimate, you need to see Fun Home at the Black Box Theatre. Based on Alison Bechdel’s award-winning graphic memoir, this musical is about coming of age, coming out, and coming to terms with the past.
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1 month ago |
rcreader.com | Mischa Hooker |Mike Schulz
Mischa: Arrr! Ye ready? Kitty: Aye, aye, captain!M: Who lives in a ship full of orphans at sea? K: Pirates of Penzance!M: With singing and dancing and idiocy!K: Pirates of Penzance!M: For duty and patter and tales of great woe!K: Pirates of Penzance!M: Just head to St. Ambrose and witness their show!K: Pirates of Penzance!M: Ahoy, me hearties! The Pirates of Penzance, directed by Daniel Hale, with music direction by Nathan Windt, is on stage now at St. Ambrose University.
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2 months ago |
rcreader.com | Mischa Hooker |Mike Schulz
The Hawaiian shirts and leis were out in full force on Friday night for Quad City Music Guild’s premiere of Escape to Margaritaville, directed by Luke Vermeire. If you’re “growing older but not up” or have “a Caribbean soul you can barely control,” this show’s for you. Based on the songs of Jimmy Buffett, the musical follows resort singer and chronic heartbreaker Tully (Jack Bevans) and his whirlwind romance with Rachel (Kirsten Sindelar), a no-nonsense tourist.
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2 months ago |
rcreader.com | Mischa Hooker |Mike Schulz
Heartbreak Hotel, now playing at the Circa ’21 Dinner Playhouse, chronicles the rise of superstar Elvis Presley from his humble beginnings in Tupelo, Mississippi, to the height of his fame as an American icon. As you might expect, the musical features many of the King’s top hits, among them “Blue Suede Shoes,” “That’s All Right,” and, of course, the titular “Heartbreak Hotel.” The show's emotional core, though, lies in the touching moments from Elvis’ childhood.
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Feb 10, 2025 |
rcreader.com | Mischa Hooker |Mike Schulz
Groundhog Day is back again! This beloved holiday inspired the 1993 movie starring Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell. A few years ago, that comedy hit inspired a Broadway musical. And now, that musical is making its Quad Cities debut at the Spotlight Theatre under director Noah Hill. Does this mean we’re in for six more weeks of winter?
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