A night that you might want to leave the kiddies with the babysitter . . . A stimulating, thought-provoking, imaginative and, most of all, fun theater experience . . . Not to mention, great food.
Playwright, Damon Runyon, was born in Manhattan, Kansas in 1880, but lived in Pueblo from 1887 to 1910. In the late 1930s he wrote the play A Slight Case of Murder, which was turned into a movie in 1939 with Edward G. Robinson.
Steel City Theatre Company's revival of Fred Ebb and John Kander's Chicago, The Musical, seen by your humble reviewer at CSU-P Hoag Hall on April 11th, was almost flawless.
Sean Briggs is the founder of Damon Runyon Repertory Theatre, which is now in its eleventh season. Mr. Briggs is also the writer, director and star of the upcoming play, Extreme Prose.
Recently, I had the good fortune to talk to Sean and asked him a few questions about the upcoming play.
Early last summer I met an Australian man who was attending a three-month natural building apprenticeship in northern California. Quite a few words exited his...
T-shirt design contest Got a great design idea for a t-shirt? Enter Pueblo's first-ever t-shirt design contest hosted by LastLeaf on Union Ave. It's only $5...
A night that you might want to leave the kiddies with the babysitter . . . A stimulating, thought-provoking, imaginative and, most of all, fun theater...
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