Mondays, May 27- August 19
The story of Roald Dahl’s classic tale is faithfully told by James himself and the insect characters – Miss Spider, Old-Green-Grasshopper, Centipede, Ladybird and Earthworm.
FREE, Sponsored by The Merchants of Seaside, held at the Seaside Amphitheatre
Time 6:30
Wednesdays, May 29- August 7
The mischievous Chinese superhero The Monkey King comes to life in this energetic and charming play where Chinese Opera and hip-hop collide
FREE, Sponsored by The Merchants of Rosemary Beach
Held in Rosemary Beach, North Barrett Square
Time 6:30pm
Thursdays thru Sat. June 13- August 3
Conan Doyle’s most celebrated Sherlock Holmes story gets a gloriously funny makeover. When Sir Charles Baskerville is found dead on his estate, with a look of terror still etched on his face, and the paw prints of a gigantic hound beside his body, the great detective Sherlock Holmes is summoned from Baker Street, with Dr Watson in tow, to unravel the mysteries surrounding his death, and investigate the ancient curse of the Hound of the Baskervilles.
Tickets are $30
Time 7:30pm
The Seaside Repertory Theatre
Duke and the King – film screening
Saturday, May 4th @7:30.
Tickets are $10.
This film is about the talented Duke Bardwell, an amazing story about his life as a musician .
Duke Bardwell, the “forgotten member of the TCB Band,” captivates in the fascinating new documentary “Duke & The King” from Self-Proclaimed Entertainment. Part music documentary, part concert film Duke & The King is a cautionary tale about hero worship and a testament to the power of song.
There’s danger in meeting your heroes – especially when your hero becomes your boss, and your boss is the King of Rock & Roll. Bardwell learned that the hard way.
However, when the right words and the right music come together, they can offer a shot at redemption. Through an unlikely and fortuitous series of encounters, one of Bardwell’s songs did exactly that.
Duke’s captivating storytelling is punctuated with searing live performances – recorded at the WorkPlay Theater in Birmingham – that prove Duke could’ve been a star in his own right.
Hear Duke tell, for the first time on film, the full story of his ill-fated stint with Elvis as we try to unravel exactly how it all went wrong.The film also features interviews with notables like Kenny Loggins, TCB pianist Glen D. Hardin, Tom Rush, Casey Kelly, Trevor Veitch, Leon Medica and others.
This witty and sophisticated satire by playwright, Tina Howe, takes place during a child’s fourth birthday party. The boy’s parents have invited another couple, anthropologists renowned for their international studies of childhood behavior. The adults become so involved in debating various theories of child rearing and telling each other stories that they forget to actually be parents.
“A stunning theatrical experience that explores the magic and madness in family dynamics.” -Main Line Times
“An antic farce and a poignant drama … that is laugh out loud funny and disturbingly sober…. It’s a pearl.” - Metropolitan D.C. Times
“One of [Tina Howe's] significant works…. Will be remembered as the high point of Philadelphia’s annual Theatre Week.” - TheatreWeek
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