- Sat, 20:35: RT @cepurch: Vote to give the Williamston Theatre 50K: Text 103812 to Pepsi (73774)! #pepsirefresh http://pep.si/aoLbCa
My tweets
- Sat, 00:54: PLEASE! Vote to give this idea $50K: Keep an award-winning professional theatre alive in Central Michigan!#pepsirefresh http://pep.si/aoLbCa
- Sat, 00:58: Hey everyone! Grab your cell phone! Text “103812” to 73774, and help Williamston Theatre win $50k! It’s so easy! Ask your friends to help!
- Sat, 01:25: Dear chicken and stuff that I threw together in a crock pot this morning hoping you would be dinner 7 hours later: Thanks for being awesome.
- Sat, 10:23: Congrats to Christina Traister and everyone involved in “As You Like It” at MSU Theatre! A wonderful night of theatre! Bravo!
Review #2: “Fine Comedic Team Owns Greater Tuna”
Our second review for Greater Tuna has come out, and it’s wonderful!
Check out some highlights below, or the whole article here!
"Despite the nearly three decades since the banter of OKKK radio jockeys introduced play-goers to the third smallest town in Texas, there is a freshness and spontaneity to the Williamston Theatre production that opened Friday night. It was almost as if the script were waiting for actors Wayne David Parker and Aral Gribble to team up to play the dozens of characters inhabiting Tuna, Texas."
"Greater Tuna explores a small-town collection of small-minded people who are unabashedly bigoted and completely committed to preserving their lifestyle choices. In the hands of Caselli, Gribble and Parker, the mocking is gentle and the satire benign. There is an affection for these flawed individuals that acknowledges while their eccentricities may be individual, their deviation from an imagined norm is something everyone shares in some form. If you’ve never visited Tuna, Texas, this production is a stellar way to introduce yourself."
I’m thrilled to see the actors getting the praise they’ve gotten in the reviews so far – it matches the comments we’ve gotten from audiences – they’re working their butts off, and doing it expertly! Add in a top-notch production staff and crew, and this show was a real treat for me to work on.
First great review of GREATER TUNA.
"Greater Tuna is perfectly silly fun!" says Michigan Entertainment!
"Gribble and Parker are amazing"!
My tweets
- Thu, 13:25: Recently hit by another rock, my windshield now has a huge crack on EACH side & they’re racing to join in the center. This can’t end well.
- Thu, 19:01: @GoodmanTheatre has turned their Twitter feed over to the star of their show – Ebenezer Scrooge – and the output is hilarious!
- Thu, 23:27: Great Opening Night of GREATER TUNA! Packed house, rolling laughs, and gasps in all the right places! Way to go team! @WilliamstonThtr
Happy Opening Night!
My tweets
- Wed, 14:57: The American Theatre Wing podcast of their Sir Ian McKellan interview = a perfect way to spend my whole dentist appointment! Thanks @TheWing
- Thu, 11:15: RT @laurenbeukes: “Times are bad. Children no longer obey their parents and everyone is writing a book.” -Cicero, circa 43 BC (via @brod …
- Thu, 11:25: Opening Night for GREATER TUNA at The Williamston Theatre! Join Arles, Petey, Bertha, Yippy & the whole gang! 517-655-7469 @WilliamstonThtr
- Thu, 11:37: Had a great time yesterday speaking with students in the Senior Seminar class for the Eastern Michigan University Department of Theatre!
My tweets
- Tue, 16:22: Yikes – never fails: Break your rules once to do someone a favor, everyone else pounds the door demanding THEIR broken rule. Lesson learned.
- Tue, 16:26: Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it. -Hannah Arendt (1906 – 1975)
- Wed, 11:44: Hey everyone! Grab your cell phone! Text “103812” to 73774, and help Williamston Theatre win $50k! It’s so easy! Ask your friends to help!
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A nice Preview Article about GREATER TUNA
FISHY TALES!
James Sanford, at the Lansing City Pulse, wrote a nice preview article about "Greater Tuna", here’s a link to it!