[NEohioPAL]Karamu's SEASON OF REVIVALS TAKES FLIGHT in January 2006 issue of NorthernOhioLive Magazine

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SEASON OF REVIVALS TAKES FLIGHT in January 2006 issue of =
NorthernOhioLive Magazine=20

The January 2006 issue of Northern Ohio Live magazine (now in =
bookstores) has a special theatre feature on Karamu's season titled =
SEASON OF REVIVALS TAKES FLIGHT by Faye Sholiton. There are also =
snapshot photos of late Karamu alum Ron "Superfly" 'O Neal directing the =
the 1972 production of Derek Walcott's Dream on Monkey Mountain at =
Karamu, after filming the 70's black classic Superfly.

Below is a brief excerpt from the article by Ms. Sholiton.

"Two relatively "safe" revivals played earlier this season: Neil Simon's =
The Odd Couple and the company's traditional Christmas offering, Black =
Nativity.  But this month's opening of George C. Wolfe's brilliantly =
satirical The Colored Museum heralds a new and more exciting phase in =
the celebration. More than an ode to the past, the coming lineup reveals =
what we might expect from Karamu in the next decade."

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Other MAINSTAGE News

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Friday and Saturday, May 12th & 13th, 2006 @ 7:30pm

"A Colored Funeral" by Gregory S. Carr=20
Director, Terrence Spivey
This 2005 13th Annual R. Joyce Whitley ArenaFest selection at Karamu now =
continues it's journey with two workshop readings at Cleveland =
Playhouse's FusionFestival. This daring musical satire comes from the =
voice who brought us last year's hit "Johnnie Taylor is Gone." "A =
Colored Funeral" is slated for Karamu's 2006/2007 Season.=20

Upcoming Publications

March 2006 issue of Cleveland Magazine will feature an interview with =
"Before It Hits Home" director Ray Allmond about the controversial play. =
It opens March 10 - April 9, 2006.

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<DIV>The January 2006 issue of Northern Ohio Live magazine (now in =
bookstores)=20
has a special theatre feature on Karamu's season titled SEASON OF =
REVIVALS TAKES=20
FLIGHT by Faye Sholiton. There are also snapshot photos of late Karamu =
alum Ron=20
"Superfly" 'O Neal directing the the 1972 production of Derek =
Walcott's<EM>=20
Dream on Monkey Mountain </EM>at Karamu, after filming the 70's black =
classic=20
<EM>Superfly</EM>.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Below is a brief excerpt from the article by Ms. =
Sholiton.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>"Two relatively "safe" revivals played earlier this season: Neil =
Simon's=20
<EM>The Odd Couple</EM> and the company's traditional Christmas =
offering,=20
<EM>Black Nativity</EM>.  But this month's opening of George C. =
Wolfe's=20
brilliantly satirical <EM>The Colored Museum</EM> heralds a new and more =

exciting phase in the celebration. More than an ode to the past, the =
coming=20
lineup reveals what we might expect from Karamu in the next =
decade."</DIV>
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<DIV><STRONG>Spring 2006 </STRONG></DIV>
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<DIV>Friday and Saturday, May 12th & 13th, 2006 @ 7:30pm</DIV>
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<DIV>"A Colored Funeral" by Gregory S. Carr </DIV>
<DIV>Director, Terrence Spivey</DIV>
<DIV>This 2005 13th Annual R. Joyce Whitley ArenaFest selection at =
Karamu now=20
continues it's journey with two workshop readings at Cleveland =
Playhouse's=20
FusionFestival. This daring musical satire comes from the voice who =
brought us=20
last year's hit "Johnnie Taylor is Gone." "A Colored Funeral" is slated =
for=20
Karamu's 2006/2007 Season. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV><STRONG>Upcoming Publications</STRONG></DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>March 2006 issue of Cleveland Magazine will feature an interview =
with=20
"Before It Hits Home" director Ray Allmond about the =
controversial play.=20
It opens March 10 - April 9, 2006.</DIV></DIV>
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