| |
Get your 57 Hours
tickets now!
Listen to Dwayne Yancey discuss his play
here
Read the
Roanoke Times article about 57 Hours!
Watch a segment about 57 Hours on Daytime
Blue Ridge!
57 Hours in the
House of Culture
by Dwayne Yancey
In October 2002, Chechen terrorists seized a theatre in Moscow
and hundreds died during a failed rescue attempt involving poison
gas. Now, night after night, the ghosts of the dead theatre-goers
relive the terrifying experience of being held hostage.
Written by Dwayne Yancey
Directed by Brian O'Sullivan
May 16-27, 2012
Wednesday through Saturday at 8PM sharp; 2PM Sunday matinee
$15.00 general admission;
$12 for seniors, students and active military
Sundays at the Studio
Literary Lounge
Sunday, June 3rd, at 8PM
Local
writers are invited to come together and share their work. Sponsored by the
Jackson Center for Creative Writing at Hollins University.
Bring your own work to read at the open mic
following the featured readers!
Guerrilla Playhouse
Hosted by Ben R. Williams
We're offering the best dramatists in the area free rein to share their
freshest, most daring work. With everything from one-act plays to brooding
monologues to comedy routines -- along with original, local music -- Sunday
nights in Roanoke will rock!
Next show: Sunday, June 10th, at 8PM
Guerrilla Cinema
See original work by local
filmmakers and multimedia artists.
Workshop Reading Series
Our latest series is a
showcase for new and developing theatrical works in a simple, seated-reading
format. Be a part of the process and give us your opinion in a
post-show talkback! | |
Studio Roanoke is
committed to being a home for new plays and the people who create them. Help
us keep this commitment by donating today.
Studio Roanoke uses the Causes network to handle our online contributions
in a safe, secure, and efficient way. Click on the Causes logo above to
be taken to a link to make your contribution online!
|
|
