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Bram Stoker's - Dracula The Radio Play
adapted by Philip Grecian
October 28 and 29, 2022
7:30pm
A Streaming Event
A Christmas Carol -
adapted by Philip Grecian
December 9 and 10, 2022
The Importance of Being Earnest - Wilde
Dates: 2023
A Little Night Music - Sondheim
April 15-16, 2023
SAS Performing Arts Company, Inc. introduces the brilliant talents of emerging artists, together with active professionals, in a exciting array of wide-ranging repertoire. SAS MAINSTAGE focuses its efforts to promote classic and contemporary plays, and American musical theater works by bringing them to audiences that might not have the opportunity to attend and enjoy live theater, thus enriching the community's cultural life. Our mainstage makes this intricate art form more accessible to our audience. We hope the exhilarating connection generated between the music, text, and drama becomes more immediate in an intimate, up-close environment. We are a home for performances of acknowledged masterpieces as well as the rarely performed works that deserve a more extensive hearing.
Participants from our Dramatic Arts Studio are considered for roles in these productions, which will enable them to perform and perfect their craft.
Dracula - The Radio Play
Bram Stoker's - Dracula The Radio Play
adapted by Philip Grecian
October 28 and 29, 2022
7:30pm
A Streaming Event
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Remember the good old days of radio—when people had to use their imaginations—when the mind was a stage? Those days are back. Listen as the stage is set.
"I have long followed the trail of the vampire," Professor Van Helsing tells us, "It lives on…for centuries…draining the blood…the life…from its victims, causing them also to become vampires.
Sit back, turn out the lights, and enjoy DRACULA.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
Charles Dicken's
A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol - A Live Radio Play
Adapted by Phillip Grecian
Friday December 9 at 7:30pm
Saturday December 10 at 7:30pm
Sunday December 11 at 3:00pm
A familiar story,A Christmas Carol begins with the storyteller and his friends discussing the tale they will tell. They decide on an opening line, and the storyteller begins, transforming into the mean and stingy Ebenezer Scrooge as he speaks. Throughout, the storyteller remains in the Scrooge characterization as the other actors narrate in their natural voices while assuming new voices and dialects, becoming every character in the tale. The actors read from scripts at the three floor microphones downstage while all sound effects and music are performed live.
Make this a Christmas tradition.
Tickets on sale soon.
