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One of the most produced musicals in America, Crowns explores the lives of the "hat queens," six women in the South whose stories of love, loss, identity and sisterhood are woven into the hats that crown their heads and the songs that speak their truth. Based on an acclaimed book, Crowns captures the thrill of self-expression with a series of intimate musical portraits.
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It was toooooooooooooo long!!! My Goldstar seats were front row so I couldn't escape! The performance was just mediocre and did I mention that it was far too long?
This was one of the best productions I have seen to date. The singing was superb and moving and it was hard for me to stay seated and not want to get up and praise the Lord with the wonderful gospel music. I have recommended this play to all my friends and would go again in a drop of a hat! Don't even get me started on the hats worn in this production!! See it for yourself and you will know what I mean.
This was my first time to this theater and must say I was very pleased. There is no bad seat in this theater at all.
Excellent play. Very entertaining. It is a bit long with no intermission but you hardly notice. There are no bad seats. The cast all have beautiful voices. I want to see it again!
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The Nate Holden Performing Arts Center (NHPAC) is a multi-use complex comprised of a theatre, a rehearsal hall/studio, an open air lobby complete with a box office and concession area, and two undeveloped retail areas. Perfect for performances, festivals, screenings, meetings, rehearsals and receptions, the NHPAC can accommodate your event planning needs.
<p>Ebony Repertory Theatre is proud to announce casting for the Los Angeles premiere of Crowns, by actress Regina Taylor (CBS’ “The Unit”) adapted from the book by Michael Cunningham and Craig Marberry. Debuting as a co-production with Pasadena Playhouse, the landmark production will star Emmy nominee Paula Kelly, Suzzanne Douglas, Ann Weldon, Sharon Catherine Blanks, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Angela Wildflower Polk and Clinton Derricks-Carroll, with direction by Ebony Repertory Theatre Artistic Director Israel Hicks.
The show will feature choreography by Keith Young, scenic design by Edward E. Haynes, Jr., costume design by Dana Woods, lighting design by Lap Chi Chu, sound design by Cricket S. Myers, music direction by Eric Scott Reed. The production stage manager is Gwendolyn M. Gilliam.</p>