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2012 - 2013
How to find STAGE TOO:
The best way to find STAGE TOO is to enter the alley between PCA and the merchants on Cortez St between Willis and Sheldon. From the alley, Murphy's is on the far left (south) and Peregrin is on the far right (north). Walk through the alley until you arrive at STAGE TOO, one door to the south of the frieght entrance to Peregrin Books. There will be signage to mark the location.
PCA is very excited and proud to announce and introduce our second location, STAGE TOO! It's an intimate 1500 square foot space in the back of the old Jazzy's. We will use Stage Too for classes, rehearsals and as a second stage on which we will present small cast shows which will challenge our patrons in a way that our mainstage productions currently don't offer. The productions will be provocative, thoughtful, edgy and may be known works or original works. It will give PCA more leeway in the kinds of theatre we produce which will develop our performers, directors, technicians and artists and, perhaps most importantly, our patrons. Most of the productions presented at Stage Too will often have sensative material, so if you're easily offended by language or off-center ideas, you may want to avoid the Stage Too productions. However, if you like challenging and edgy theatre, Stage Too is right up your alley! To make your experience even more pleasant, the PCA Gallery will have art on display.
PCA is very grateful to Ms. Judith Hardes and to the Prescott Lowes for their generosity which is assisting PCA with making Stage Too possible. PCA is also extremely appreciative to all of our AMAZING volunteers who have put in many hours and lots of physical labor making Stage Too a viable space for performers, students, and patrons.
Additional Contributors: MaryAnn and Allan Dutton, Art and Doris Winkler, Anonymous.
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Barnaby Bright
Satruday, August 17 7:30pm
Co-Presented with Folk Sessions
Since the release of their first album, 'Wake the Hero' in 2009, Barnaby Bright has garnered high accolades for their songwriting and sound. Grand prize winners of the NY Song Circle competition, Barnaby Bright's music has also been featured on national television to soundtrack heavy moments on shows such as 'ER' and 'Days of our Lives.'
"Honestly, I haven't felt this good at a folk-rock gig since seeing the Indigo Girls in their prime." Steve Morse, Boston Globe
Click here to see a video preview of Barnaby Bright
http://youtu.be/y8xKZMCGfVc
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