SceneShop

Things are rumbling to life for SceneShop's revival of "Renfield: What Comes Next," playing October 25 and 26 at Arts Fifth Avenue .

Stephen Eyre returns as troubled William Renfield, and Justin Rhoads revisits his portrayal of Count Dracula.

Regarding
North Texas Giving Day...
THANKS!

N TX Giving Day continues. SceneShop appreciates your support!

NEXT MONTH!

Join us as we journey to Transylvania.

As we prepare for the revival of "Renfield: What Comes Next" late next month, we're delighted to have already received some donations for this year's North Texas Giving Day.

DON'T FORGET!
This Thursday is North Texas Giving Day.

ONE WEEK FROM TODAY!

Well, we're down one performer, out with Covid. That means our show 'Trio" becomes "Duo," with fine performances from Jozy Camp and Rob Bosquez. The show now runs about 30 minutes. Please come check out the festival, with many fine offerings, and be sure to catch SceneShop.

UPDATE: (this is from Steve).We have one more performance on Sunday, at 6:20. Rob and Jozy are really doing superior work. Please come see us if you get the chance.
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Today is the start of the Fort Worth Fringe Festival. Please come support SceneShop and many other fine performances.

2024 is a busy year for SceneShop.

In August, we presented "Not That Simple," featuring tales of unforeseen complication. This week, we are proud to again be part of the Fort Worth Fringe Festival, with our entry 'Trio (like the song says)". The program features three monologues inspired by popular songs.
The last weekend in October, we will offer a revival of our well-received prequel to Bram Stoker's Dracula, titled "Renfield."
And the first Saturday in December, we will be back with another edition of "A Fifth of Christmas," our snarky holiday show for grown-ups.

Thursday, September 19th is this year's North Texas Giving Day. Please consider remembering SceneShop among your donations.

SceneShop is a non-profit, 501 (c)(3) organization.

NEXT WEEKEND!

SceneShop's sixth entry in the annual Fort Worth Fringe Festival is "TRIO (like the song says)," a collection of three thought-provoking monologues inspired by popular songs.

"Magic?" is written by Rob Bosquez, performed by Jozy Camp, and based on the song "Magic," recorded by Olivia Newton-John. Susan van belkum performs "And You Run," written by Straton Rushing, based on the song "Time," by Pink Floyd. "Just For One Day," written by Steven Alan McGaw, is based on David Bowie's "Heroes" and performed by Rob Bosquez.

"TRIO (like the song says)" plays three times during the FW Fringe Festival at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center. For ticket and schedule information, visit www.fwfringe.com

NEXT MONTH!

September 6-8, Community Arts Center
(details to be announced)

SceneShop 2024 is done. Thanks to everyone!

It's Closing Night! C'mon!

This Weekend!

Yes, our summer show continues this Friday and Saturday at Arts Fifth Avenue. Five new theatrical works and live music from WillieNatra before the show and at intermission. Please join us!

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OPENS TONIGHT!
Additional shows next Friday and Saturday. Tonight's musical guest is Pasticcio; next weekend, we'll enjoy eclectic tunes from WillieNatra. Come join the fun!

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Tonight is dress rehearsal, or, as we know it, the Longest Night of the Year. Tomorrow night, "Not That Simple" opens, including the premiere of "Judge Margie." It will be fun! Live music, too, from Pasticcio!~ Why not join us?

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Had a great rehearsal Saturday night of Straton Rushing's "A Simple Trip to the Airport," featuring Maggie Allyson and Alexandria Fazzari.

It won't be long now! SceneShop's 28th summer show opens on Saturday, August 3, with additional shows the following weekend. Make your plans now to join the fun.
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SceneShop is proud to announce that we will be a part of this year's Fort Worth Fringe festival, coming in September. (This is our sixth time to be a part of the fest!)

This year's production is titled "Trio (like the song says)," and will feature three monologues, each one inspired by a song. Rob Bosquez' "Magic?" draws from Olivia Newton -John's popular "Magic" from 1980. Straton Rushing listened to Pink Floyd's "Time" while crafting his script "And You Run." Steven Alan McGaw takes a line from David Bowie's "Heroes" for his work, "Just For One Day."

This year's Fringe Festival happens September 6-9 at the Community Arts Center. For acts, schedule and ticket information, please visit www.texastheatres.org

Tonight, we have the first read-thru for "Judge Margie." This piece will comprise the second act of this summer's showcase, "Not That Simple." Peggy Bott Kirby heads the cast as Judge Margaret Vest Hawthorne, a no-nonsense TV jurist who loves the law and hates foolishness. Debbie Dacus, Steven Cashion, Kristi Ramos Toler, and Steven McGaw round out the ensemble.