Revolt of the Beavers
by Louis Lant and Oscar Saul
March 28 – 29 at Stein’s Market & Deli
Revolt of the Beavers was part of the Civilian Theater Project, presented in partnership with The Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans (MaCCNO), a broad-based coalition working to bridge the gap between the needs of the cultural community and legal/government policy in New Orleans.
This project was supported by a Community Partnership grant from The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation, funding from the Keller Family Foundation, and the New Orleans Theatre Association.
by Louis Lant and Oscar Saul
March 28 – 29 at Stein’s Market & Deli
Revolt of the Beavers was part of the Civilian Theater Project, presented in partnership with The Music and Culture Coalition of New Orleans (MaCCNO), a broad-based coalition working to bridge the gap between the needs of the cultural community and legal/government policy in New Orleans.
This project was supported by a Community Partnership grant from The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation, funding from the Keller Family Foundation, and the New Orleans Theatre Association.
The Cradle Will Rock
by Marc Blitzstein
Directed By Andy Vaught
Musical Direction: Tucker Fuller
Choreographer: Maritza Mercado-Narcisse
An opera in ten acts set in Steeltown, USA. Moll the prostitute is sent to jail where she encounters the Liberty Committee, lap dogs to the omnipotent capitalist, Mr. Mister. At night court Moll learns how the Liberty Committee–a reverend, an editor, two artists, a university president–function as prostitutes to his sinister intentions. Written by Marc Blitzstein, The Cradle Will Rock follows these intriguing characters as they relive their stories, leading to a massive union strike that threatens Mr. Mister and his empire. With musical direction by avant garde classical composer, Tucker Fuller, CCTC’s production of The Cradle Will Rock heralded the outstanding artistry in this city and explore the play’s relevance for New Orleans citizens today.
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