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Tag Archives: TheatreWorks
WHEELHOUSE vlog #35: Bay Area Petal Pushers, pushing ze petals of ze GrooveLily.
The penultimate vlog entry about our Wheelhouse world premiere production.
WHEELHOUSE vlog #33: Dan. Just do what you can before your hands catch on fire.
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Tagged Brendan Milburn, Dan Kaminski, follow spot, Gene Lewin, GrooveLily, lighting, TheatreWorks, Valerie Vigoda, Wheelhouse
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WHEELHOUSE vlog #32: Linda.
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Tagged Brendan Milburn, Gene Lewin, GrooveLily, Linda Olbourne, quick change, TheatreWorks, Valerie Vigoda, Wheelhouse
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WHEELHOUSE vlog #31: Janny.
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Tagged batteries, Brendan Milburn, Gene Lewin, GrooveLily, Janny Coté, TheatreWorks, Valerie Vigoda, Wheelhouse
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WHEELHOUSE vlog #30: Karen and Emily.
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Tagged Brendan Milburn, Emily Wolf, Gene Lewin, GrooveLily, Karen Szpaller, office supplies, shop vac, TheatreWorks, Valerie Vigoda, Wheelhouse
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WHEELHOUSE vlog #29: hitting our stride.
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Tagged Brendan Milburn, Gene Lewin, Geri McGilvray, GrooveLily, TheatreWorks, Valerie Vigoda, Wheelhouse
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“Don’t Let Go of Your Dream”: Great WHEELHOUSE review in Huffington Post
“What makes Wheelhouse especially interesting to me is that these three talented musicians (who are still in the early phases of their careers) have crafted a self-referential show which is highly entertaining, driven by some of their struggles to succeed, and yet … Continue reading