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"...a stirring clash of cultures...[is] on
display in Going to St. Ives, which is receiving a crisp
and often riveting production..."
The Boston Globe
"...the Gloucester Stage production supplies
enough ferocity of heart...Parker wraps the erect and
bright-plumed N'Kame in a stony yet sometimes mischeivous
dignity. [Crouse] is, in fact, terrific, imbuing the coolly
anguished doctor...with a facial nakedness and angular intensity
that burn right through Blessing's well-stitched political tea
cozy." The Boston Phoenix
Read the full
Globe review
and
Phoenix review
 
FEATURING
ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE
LINDSAY CROUSE
&
ELLIOT NORTON AWARD WINNER
JACQUI PARKER
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or call the box office at
978-281-4433
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Read about and view the relationship
between Staged: The Work of Kathleen Volp and
Going to St. Ives here
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New Play Reading Series
SOW
AND WEEP
Written by Nitzan Halperin
Directed by Judy Braha
Cast includes Anne Gottlieb and Nancy E. Carroll
Sunday,
July 27, 7pm
Suggested donation: $20
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Celebrate the Guitar
at
Gloucester Stage Company
Tuesday July 29th at 8pm
Join us for a special evening with master
guitarmaker Ken Parker (below left) and the amazing sounds of his
innovative acoustic and electric guitars,
played by renowned guitarist Paul Asbell (below right).
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Ken Parker's guitars, played by
Joni Mitchell, Paul Simon, Pops Staples, Joe Walsh, Reeves
Gabrels and many others, have been showcased at the Smithsonian
and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
Paul Asbell, described as a 'musician's musician', has played
and recorded with Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Howlin' Wolf,
Lightnin' Hopkins, Otis Rush, Magic Sam, Earl Hooker, Lightin'
Slim, Paul Butterfield, Sonny Stitt, Betty Carter, Bobby
McFerrin and Jon Hendricks, among others.
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Don't miss out on this opportunity to see and hear two guitar masters at
work together!
For tickets call the box office at 978-281-4433 or
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GSC's mission is to present professional productions of
intellectually stimulating and socially relevant dramas,
comedies and musicals; to provide a nurturing working
environment for artists in an inspirational setting; to
contribute to the cultural, economic and educational development
of Cape Ann; and to enrich the nation's theater landscape by
introducing audiences to new work each year.
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