Introducing The SouthWest Rural Theatre Project
A theatrical, performance based, endeavor dedicated to bringing the live theatre experience to rural areas of the American Southwest; educating and enriching lives by providing an outlet for creative community and professional involvement.
SWRTP consists of three separate endeavors, or branches:
The Project
The Company
Project Publishing
These three branches will support and enhance each other in their breadth and scope.
SWRTP is currently pending its non-profit status.
*Upcoming Auditions*
"Because Their Hearts Were Pure"
Written by Morland Cary
Directed by Jason Deuter
Dates:
Saturday May 26th from 5-9pm
Sunday May 27th from 12-4pm
Audition will consist of cold readings from the script.
Performance dates will be July 7th through July 29th.
For more information click here.
Written by Morland Cary
Directed by Jason Deuter
Dates:
Saturday May 26th from 5-9pm
Sunday May 27th from 12-4pm
Audition will consist of cold readings from the script.
Performance dates will be July 7th through July 29th.
For more information click here.
The Travelin' Show is "Unravelin', Travelin', and Here!"
Join SWRTP and Leisure Bowl for a dinner/dessert extravaganza.
Dine on brisket, three sides, dessert, and iced tea. The bar will be open to buy drinks and a waitress will circulate during the show. (This is 21 and over event)
Dine on brisket, three sides, dessert, and iced tea. The bar will be open to buy drinks and a waitress will circulate during the show. (This is 21 and over event)
Performance Date:
May 26th, 2012
Food line open: 6:00-6:45pm Show begins: 7:00pm Intermission and Dessert: 8:00pm | Tickets:
$25.00 per person
(This includes dinner and the show) Tickets available at Leisure Bowl 7400 Lomas Blvd. NE Albuquerque, New Mexico (505) 268-4371 |
For more information please contact us at (505) 717-4494 or by e mail at southwestrtp@gmail.com
To celebrate New Mexico's Centennial celebration we are proud to present
"Travelin' Show"
Written by Jimmy Galloway
Directed by Leslie Joy Coleman
With performances on tour and at the Project
James (Santa Fe) Galloway was an internationally renowned composer, pianist and playwright. Here in New Mexico, we have the privilege of calling him one of our own. His love for New Mexico’s mystery and history are reflected in several of his works. Galloway not only wrote the stage play Travelin’ Show, but he also composed all of the musical scores in this variety show. The title Travelin’ Show fully describes this strictly entertaining spoof of musicals, comic opera and melodrama. The show is set around a troupe of players around the year 1900 who take their production to any venue they may encounter during their travels in New Mexico . The play is full of fun, over the top musical and dance numbers such as the song “Who Let The Cat Out Of The Bag?” The story line itself is a melodramatic “Whodunnit” with mistaken identities and vividly colorful characters including Lydia-The Villainess, Ling Chow-The Chinaman, Horace-The Amorous Buffoon, and many more!
Upcoming Shows:
Baklavia
The students of Salam Academy will be performing "Baklavia" written by D.M. Larson.
Directed by Kamila Kasparian Produced by Special Arrangement with www.freedrama.net. Performances will be on May 4th, 5th, and 6th. For more information click here. | Travelin' Show
May 11th: Tenpins & More
May 12th & 13th: the Project May 18th-20th: the Project May 25th: the Project May 26th: Leisure Bowl May 27th: the Project June 1-3rd: City of Tucumcari June 8th-10th: the Project June 15th: the Project June 16th: Kimo Theatre For more information click here. |
The SouthWest Rural Theatre Project is a proud
member of the Albuquerque Theatre Guild (Abqtheatre.org)
The Southwest Rural Theatre Project is currently looking for Director Submissions for the second half of our 2012 season. If interested please contact us either by phone (505) 717-4494 or by using the contact form.
| The SouthWest Rural Theatre Project is a non-profit organization so we are always looking for volunteers or donations, if you would be interested in volunteering please contact us, either by using the form under the About Us tab, on Facebook, or by phone (505) 717-4494.
| We are always looking for, and happy to receive, donations of costume pieces or props. If you have old costume jewelry pieces, unique clothing, and/or furniture items please think of us before you throw them out or visit good will.
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