Barbara Morrison P.A.C. Fall 2013 Season : July 2013

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Each Show $40 or get 1/2 off by purchasing the entire season (Three Shows) for $60!

BARBARA MORRISON P.A.C.
4035 Degnan Blvd., Suite 101
Los Angeles, CA 90008
310-462-1439

Purchase the Fall 2013 Season on PayPal now!

GOLDEN AGE OF RADIO Directed by Sharon L. Graine

We take you back to simpler times by recreating the live broadcasts of the GOLDEN AGE OF RADIO with actors and singers in costumes in front of vintage style microphones and Foley sound effects coupled with zany commercials and singers of the day. Past performances have included Variety Shows, Westerns, Comedies, Tales of Terror, Crime Dramas and Mysteries.

SPECIAL PRICE: Pay $40 for the first radio show and come back again and again! Every show is different! 6 shows for less than $7 a piece!

Fridays, November 22nd

& December 6th & 13th – 8PM
Saturdays, November 23rd

& December 7th & 14th – 3:30PM

Tickets: $40

Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center

4035 Degnan Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90008

Reservations: 310-462-1439

or buy tickets online at PayPal!

BENCHES, Sketches Of The 1930s by Sharon L. Graine Starring Barbara Morrison as Hattie McDaniel with Sylvia Boyd as Marian Anderson and featuring Sherwood Sledge / Directed by Sharon L. Graine

MARIAN ANDERSON
– Black, Beautiful and Banned

On Easter Sunday morning, the first African American Opera Star, Marian Anderson, awaits her momentous concert at the Lincoln Memorial.

HATTIE MCDANIEL – Let Me In

The first African American to win an Oscar, Hattie McDaniel, was not invited to the Atlanta premiere of the film Gone With The Wind. Instead her friends and family plan a separate party for her that night.

Fridays, October 18th, 25th

& November 1st – 8PM
Saturdays, October 19th, 26th

& November 2nd – 8PM

Tickets: $40

Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center

4035 Degnan Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90008

Reservations: 310-462-1439

or buy tickets online at PayPal!

I WANNA BE LOVED Starring Barbara Morrison, also starring Jay Jackson, Musical Director John Stephens

Acclaimed jazz singer Barbara Morrison stars in this staged musical tribute to Dinah Washington, the legendary singer often referred to as the "Queen of the Blues." I Wanna Be Loved celebrates the timeless music of the popular recording artist, who had a long string of R&B hits in the late '40s and '50s and achieved national crossover success with her top 10 hit "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes." Jay Jackson also stars as Brook Benton. This music-filled show features the 18-piece BMPAC All-Star Jazz Big Band, under the direction of John Stephens.

Sundays, September 29th,
October 27th & December 1st -4PM

Tickets: $40

Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center

4035 Degnan Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90008

Reservations: 310-462-1439

or buy tickets online at PayPal!

JUST OLD MEN TALKING by Grady L. Mackey III Directed by Sharon L. Graine

A play about four elderly black men from Bluffhill, Alabama, engaging in conversation & expounding on the “talk of the time”, their younger years and the world today. People of African descent, in particular, have a strong oral tradition, telling stories as a way to pass on information from one generation to the next. And, as one audience member summed it up, “the nuanced exchange between characters, the knowing glances, the meaningful head tilts, this was how the stories were told and these actors deliver — masterfully!”

Fridays, September 20th, 27th

& October 4th – 8PM
Saturdays, September 21st, 28th

& October 5th – 8PM

Tickets: $40

Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center

4035 Degnan Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90008

Reservations: 310-462-1439

or buy tickets online at PayPal!

Monday, July 15, 2013

MY NAME IS EARTHA, But You May Call Me Miss Kitty! Written and Directed by Sharon L. Graine

Born in South Carolina to a family of sharecroppers, how did this shy, sweet little girl who took piano lessons and sang in the church choir become one of the most scandalous women of her time? In this NAACP Award nominated production; the supremely talented Ms. Suzanne Nichols delivers an uncanny portrayal of the naughty, yet vulnerable, Eartha Kitt!

Fridays, August 23rd, 30th

& September 6th – 8PM
Saturdays, August 24th, 31st

& September 7th – 8PM

Tickets: $40