October 27-November 12; Fri-Sat at 7:30pm; Sun at 2pm
TINTYPES
conceived by
MARY KYTE
with
MEL MARVIN and GARY PEARLE
Musical & vocal arrangements by Mel Marvin
Orchestration & vocal arrangements by John McKinney
Produced on Broadway by Richmond Crinkley and Royal Pardon Productions
Ivan Bloch, Larry J. Silva, Eve Skina in association with Joan F. Tobin
Originally produced by Arena Stage, Washington, D.C.
Directed by Marilyn Langbehn
Music direction by Daniela Rodriguez-Chavez
Choreography by John Butterfield
This Tony-nominated, nostalgic musical revue offers snapshots - tintypes, if you will - of America in its last Age of Innocence. This musical melting pot of changing times blazes to life in a tuneful, high-spirited brew of popular songs from 1890 to 1917, performed by five archetypes of the period: Anna Held, the beautiful music hall star; Emma Goldman, the notorious anarchist; Susannah, a black domestic based on Ziegfeld's pioneering male star, Bert Williams; a Chaplin-esque immigrant; and the outrageous Teddy Roosevelt, the youngest man ever to be elected President of the United States. From the immigrant experience to the beginning of the Jim Crow era to the birth of the great vaudeville stars, Tintypes chronicles the growing pains of a nation on the brink of becoming a world superpower.
$10-$40.
Presented by Contra Costa Civic Theatre.
October 27-November 12; Fri-Sat at 7:30pm; Sun at 2pm
TINTYPES
conceived by
MARY KYTE
with
MEL MARVIN and GARY PEARLE
Musical & vocal arrangements by Mel Marvin
Orchestration & vocal arrangements by John McKinney
Produced on Broadway by Richmond Crinkley and Royal Pardon Productions
Ivan Bloch, Larry J. Silva, Eve Skina in association with Joan F. Tobin
Originally produced by Arena Stage, Washington, D.C.
Directed by Marilyn Langbehn
Music direction by Daniela Rodriguez-Chavez
Choreography by John Butterfield
This Tony-nominated, nostalgic musical revue offers snapshots - tintypes, if you will - of America in its last Age of Innocence. This musical melting pot of changing times blazes to life in a tuneful, high-spirited brew of popular songs from 1890 to 1917, performed by five archetypes of the period: Anna Held, the beautiful music hall star; Emma Goldman, the notorious anarchist; Susannah, a black domestic based on Ziegfeld's pioneering male star, Bert Williams; a Chaplin-esque immigrant; and the outrageous Teddy Roosevelt, the youngest man ever to be elected President of the United States. From the immigrant experience to the beginning of the Jim Crow era to the birth of the great vaudeville stars, Tintypes chronicles the growing pains of a nation on the brink of becoming a world superpower.
$10-$40.
Presented by Contra Costa Civic Theatre.
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