Riverside Theatre in the media!

Read up on what the media has to say about Riverside Theatre opening for their 30th season and more about their first show of the season, [title of show]!

Press Citizen Monday 9/6 "30 Years of Riverside": http://bit.ly/bDAHVc

Daily Iowan Thursday 9/9 "Riverside Theatre opens 30th season": http://bit.ly/cRL5TF

[title of show] Promotions!

Eddie Skaggs, Jessica Flood, Kristen Behrendt, and Patrick DuLaney during
a moment in the song, Die Vampire, Die, from [title of show]. Photo by Bob Goodfellow

Don't miss the [title of show] actors performing songs from the show at one of the pianos in the Ped Mall this Friday September 10th at 1:00pm! Sponsored by MidWestOne Bank.

Special Promotions for [title of show]:

-Under 30 discount: Just show your ID and your regular priced ticket is $3 off!

-$12 student rush tickets: Available to students with current ID when unsold tickets remain 20 minutes before curtain!

-Riverdog Pass: When you buy a Riverdog Pass you can see Gilbert St. shows for just $99! For more info: http://bit.ly/bzaboK

Order your tickets from our box office today!

Phone: (319) 338-7672

Address: 213 N. Gilbert St.

Hours: 12:00-4:00pm, Monday-Friday, and one hour before each performance.

Remember the lobby is open an hour before curtain time serving beer, wine, soda, and coffee. Come early, meet your friends, and have a pre-show drink!

[title of show]

Riverside Theatre is proud to

present our first show of the season,

[title of show]

Music and lyrics by Jeff Bowen

Book by Hunter Bell

Directed by Ron Clark

[title of show] is a musical comedy about making a musical! Four friends attempt to write a show in three and a half weeks to enter into the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

The show features actors Kristen Behrendt, Patrick DuLaney, Jessica Flood, and Eddie Skaggs with pianist Jason Stifford.

The show runs September 10- October 3 with Thursday, Friday, Saturday performances at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm

Everybody's Talking about Killadelphia: Mixtape of a City!

The Reviews are out after Killadelphia’s opening weekend!

http://gazetteonline.com/entertainment/2010/03/08/theater-review-lewis-takes-audience-on-search-for-sense-in-killadelphia

http://iowatheatre.blogspot.com/2010/03/review-of-killadelphia.html

Come see this “thought provoking” one-man show for yourself while you still have time!

Performances this weekend, March 11-14, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday shows at 7:30pm and Sunday shows at 2:00pm

Tickets range from $12-$26 and are available through the Riverside Theatre Box Office at 213 N. Gilbert St., (319) 338-7672 or online at http://www.riversidetheatre.org/.

Killadelphia: Mixtape of a City

Photo by: Seth Rozin

This 2009 Heidi Award winner for Best Touring Production is a one-man show written and performed by Sean Christopher Lewis himself. Killadelphia challenges social norms and how Americans view murder through a deeper look at Philadelphia, a state with an alarmingly high murder rate.

Sean Christopher Lewis brings together over twenty different voices of prison inmates, guards, members of the community, Rush Limbaugh, and even the playwright himself through various monologues in this documentary style performance.

Performances March 5-14. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday shows at 7:30pm and Sunday shows at 2:00pm.

Tickets range from $12-$26 and are available through the Riverside Theatre Box Office at 213 N. Gilbert St., (319) 338-7672 or online at http://www.riversidetheatre.org/.

The Diary of Anne Frank opens Oct. 22

Experience the fears, joys, and day-to-day existence of a Jewish girl who comes of age while hiding with her family in an attic in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam.

Join us for The Diary of Anne Frank, October 22nd through November 8th.

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
shows at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday shows at 2:00 p.m.

For tickets: call (319) 338-7672
or order online.

Photo credit: Natalie Kropf and Andrew Dawson in The Diary of Anne Frank, at Riverside Theatre October 22-November 8. Photos by Bob Goodfellow.