On Friday, June 27, mosey on down to the rootin'est tootin'est PRTC World Premiere of Panhandle Slim & The Oklahoma Kid by Jeff Daniels. The event begins at 6:30 PM with a chuck wagon dinner, wild west wine, beer and champagne, and a heap of high-steppin' cowboy music by the Hell Creek Ramblers, followed by an 8:00 PM curtain. Gala tickets are $210 per person ($125 is tax deductible); dress is casual, and cowpoke / cowgirl git-ups are encouraged. For more information, download an invitation or contact us at (734) 433-PRTC (7782) or info@purplerosetheatre.org.
Ann Arbor Arts Alliance is calling all artists working in Washtenaw County to complete their Artists' Census. Why? Because artists are the spark that ignites our county's creativity - but without knowing how many there are here, it's hard to give individual artists the support they deserve.
Artists of all types (visual, literary and performing, of any age and educational background) are encouraged to participate. The census is entirely confidential and includes only 10 questions. For more information, visit artscount.org.
The PRTC has expanded our summer workshops for young actors! Kid Purple (ages 8-12) explores the production process from start to finish. The more advanced Teen Intensive (ages 13-17) focuses on performance. Both classes culminate in a showcase performance for family and friends. These classes fill up fast, so register your child today!
Support the Arts!Donors like you are at the critical heart of everything the Purple Rose accomplishes. Learn more about ways to support our nationally-acclaimed productions.
Featured Artist, May 2008: Matthew DavidMatthew David received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Michigan-Flint in his hometown. He joined the Actors' Equity Association through the PRTC and made his professional acting debut in Growing Pretty this spring. [more featured artists]