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Rover Dramawerks is searching for treasures, new and rediscovered, for theater "off the beaten path." Rover Dramawerks produces lost or forgotten works of well-known authors, revives excellent scripts that have suffered from lack of exposure, and discovers unknown gems of the stage.
As a resident theater company in Plano's Cox Building Playhouse, they support a diverse group of artists and production talent in presenting theater that engages the imagination. Founded by women, Rover Dramawerks is a response to the cultural needs of the community and is dedicated to its enrichment. Rover Dramawerks is working to develop a strong performing arts community in North Dallas by nurturing the large number of unfocused artists, performers, and unserved patrons of the arts in the area.
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mar 21
2013
Theater review: Rover Dramawerks' marvelous Boy Gets Girl inspires conversation, introspection
The powerful cast handles the incisive script under enervating direction.
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mar 14
2013
Theater review: Boy Gets Girl raises real-life questions about the predatory nature of lust
It's up the audience to answer them.
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jan 28
2013
Theater review: Tribute to Agatha Christie, Something's Afoot is a musical melodrama of murder and mystery
Solve this case at Courtyard Theatre in Plano through February 9.
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oct 30
2012
Theater review: Completely Hollywood at Cox Building Playhouse
Three actors, one film studio and a whole lot of laughs.
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sep 10
2012
Theater review: The Girls in 509 by Rover Dramawerks in Plano
Some of the performances felt false.
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sep 9
2011
UPDATED: Record number of tickets to be given away for Free Night of Theater in Dallas
Winners were picked at random.
Updated a.m., October 5, 2011
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jul 10
2008
Theater Spotlight of the Week: Lisa Devine
New interview with the director of the regional premiere of Mary's Wedding.
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jun 5
2008
Theater Spotlight of the Week: Carol M. Rice
New interview with Artistic Director of Rover Dramawerks, and director of Gilligan's Island: The Musical.
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Jason Rice, verified:
Yessir, I'm on their board and I think they are terrific people to work with and I think they/we do terrific stuff.
We are open to new people: new actors, new directors, new to town, new car salesmen...
ok maybe not car salesmen.... but I digress.
Check us out. As a matter of fact try out our One Day Only projects. Seven short plays from concept to curtain in just 24 hours. It's acting/directing/writing boot camp and the fastest networking event in the region. You'll be amazed at the friends you can make in one day and the quality of work you personally are capable of when focussed. And "No" it doesn't matter how long it has been since you were on stage. The sign up is anonymous so we can't say no!
Anyway, we try to be fun - just my opinion, but I'll go to the mat for it!
Jason
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