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Shake on the Lake

Bringing The Bard Home

July 23, 2018 / Buffalo Theatre Guide

It took a fall off a tightrope to bring an innovative take on William Shakespeare’s work to rural Western New York. Actor Joshua Rice was performing in an Arkansas children’s theatre company of “If You Give a Pig a Pancake” back 2011. He took a 15-foot fall off the wire, broke both his feet, and … Continue reading Bringing The Bard Home

First Look: The New York Puppet Festival

April 25, 2018 / Buffalo Theatre Guide

Rural communities are rarely the focus of cultural festivals. When you think of small towns, the first thing that usually comes to mind are seasonal festivals, or county fairs. In Perry, NY however, that is changing, as the New York State Puppet Festival is getting ready to rid the small town of Perry with that … Continue reading First Look: The New York Puppet Festival

First Look: ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Shake on the Lake

December 3, 2017 / Buffalo Theatre Guide

When one thinks of theatre, one usually thinks of large cities, with big flashy marquees, and nowhere to park. There is always a large city feel when you go to the theatre. If you are not one who lives in a big city, you should still be able to go see wonderful live entertainment, and … Continue reading First Look: ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Shake on the Lake

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