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A Steinbeck classic for season finale
Tucson, Arizona Published: 04.27.2007
Beowulf Alley Theatre Company's season ends with a classic: John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men.'
The play, which opens in previews on Thursday, is about a simple-minded migrant farmworker, Lennie, and his friend and protector, George.
The production is directed by Glen Coffman and stars Stephen Elton as Lennie and Terry Erbe in the role of George. Previews are 7:30 p.m. Thursday and next Friday, and opening is 7:30 p.m. May 5 at Beowulf, 11 S. Sixth Ave. Preview tickets are $10; regular performances are $18.
See next Friday's Accent for an interview with Elton and Erbe.
– Kathleen Allen "
Friday, April 27, 2007
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Art flexes muscles at old gym equipment site
TEYA VITU
Tucson Citizen
Published: 04.12.2007
"Glass artist Karen Ehart arrived first 4 1/2 years ago and Beowulf Alley Theatre gave the block a prominent presence in June 2004. The Drawing Studio plans to move next door by September"
"We've been fortunate enough to stay patient," said Steve Gibson, Johnny's son and the property manager. "Beowulf are fabulous tenants. Now we couldn't be more pleased to be associated with The Drawing Studio."
For the present, Beth Dell, administrative director at Beowulf Alley, cherishes getting an arts neighbor.
"I am incredibly grateful to the Gibson family for having such a dedication to the arts to do this," Dell said. "I look forward to having people next door who have a true understanding of the arts. It will be a mini little arts district."
Art flexes muscles at old gym equipment site
TEYA VITU
Tucson Citizen
Published: 04.12.2007
"Glass artist Karen Ehart arrived first 4 1/2 years ago and Beowulf Alley Theatre gave the block a prominent presence in June 2004. The Drawing Studio plans to move next door by September"
"We've been fortunate enough to stay patient," said Steve Gibson, Johnny's son and the property manager. "Beowulf are fabulous tenants. Now we couldn't be more pleased to be associated with The Drawing Studio."
For the present, Beth Dell, administrative director at Beowulf Alley, cherishes getting an arts neighbor.
"I am incredibly grateful to the Gibson family for having such a dedication to the arts to do this," Dell said. "I look forward to having people next door who have a true understanding of the arts. It will be a mini little arts district."
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