At the Lapin Agile, It's Always...

Sagot (Tom Cherry) demonstrates while Suzanne (Alexandria Hudson) and Germaine (Katy Wolfe) watch in a scene from Picasso at the Lapin Agile at the Muncie Civic Studio Theatre.
Photographs by Tony Morris

Picasso at the Lapin Agile

Sad news. The Rabbit died. The Nimble Rabbit is no more at the Muncie Civic Studio Theatre, but the memories of Picasso at the Lapin Agile shall last for a very long time. It's always bittersweet when a show closes especially one where you are surrounded by a group of talented artists that create theatre magic every night. It was wonderful to share the stage with some great friends and some new friends! Thank you to Lysa Franklin, Sean Orlosky, Thomas Nelson, Taylor Watkins, Dakota Reed, Jeff Rapkin, Katy Wolfe, Fred Hefter, Alexandria Hudson, Becca Rankin, Daniel Gibson, Wendy Carpenter, Gabe Carpenter and Mary Williams! It has been a rich and rewarding experience and I hope our paths cross again and again to make some more remarkable theatre! And thank you to our amazing audiences who gave us such a successful run!

 Photograph by Tony Morris

Another Picasso Rehearsal Sketch

Another rehearsal sketch from Muncie Civic Studio Theatre’s production of Picasso at the Lapin Agile. Similarities to fellow cast members is coincidental. 

Picasso Rehearsal Sketch

I’m currently in the Muncie Civic Studio Theatre’s production of Picasso at the Lapin Agile. Here’s a sketch I did at a recent rehearsal.

Final Carnage

  The final two performances of God of Carnage starts tonight! Meet the Novaks (Tom Cherry and Lisa Wade) and the Raleighs (Jeff Shull and Antoinette Heard) and fall in love with these delightful characters! You'll laugh! You'll cry! You'll learn to love clafouti! But hurry! You just have two more chances before your opportunity goes down the drain quicker than a liberated hamster! The show starts at 8:00pm tonight and Saturday at the Muncie Civic Studio Theatre! Tickets are $10 for adults and students. Seating is general admission.   Directed by Michael Kleeberg. Photo by Pat Kleeberg.