Category: Proctors
Posts that in any way mention or have to do with Proctors.
Three concerts showcase interconnected acts, cutting-edge work Stockade Music Live! a new series at Proctors, shines a light on native Schenectady talent, focusing on three intertwined acts at the cutting edge of the region’s music scene. Stockade Music Live! will veer from chamber pop to rap to rock/hip-hop/jazz fusion and... Read more » ... Read More
All Shook Up rocks Entire Elvis production created by Broadway Camp students All Shook Up—inspired by and featuring the music of Elvis Presley—is a hip-swiveling, lip curling musical comedy, rocking straight out of 1950s middle America, replete with a guitar-strumming roustabout riding into a small town square, changing everything and... Read more » ... Read More
At Proctors and Capital Repertory Theatre “We Are Theatre,” and soon the entire Capital Region will share in the drama, the comedy, the music, the dance and more. This week virtually every home in a 14 county area (over 650,000 addresses) will receive the new 2016-2017 brochure from Proctors and... Read more » ... Read More
Member duties, opportunities described Welcome to the first blog about the Proctors Guild. Created in 1990, the Guild is a membership organization of women and men who are special ambassadors for Proctors. We serve as hosts/hostesses in the Guild Room, and work behind the scenes for theatre galas and special... Read more » ... Read More
Legendary choreographer Twyla Tharp joined representatives from Catskill Mountain Foundation, Proctors and Saratoga Performing Arts Center to launch Pathways to Dance, an annual eight-county, ten-venue Capital Region initiative, in concert with Manhattan’s Joyce Theater, designed to support new dance creation and presentation. At the University at Albany’s Performing Arts Center... Read more » ... Read More
Gordon Greenberg returns to theREP to direct loopy look at the birth of the Apollo space program Neil Armstrong’s small step was more than just a leap for mankind. It was a brushstroke for humanity. Deborah Brevoort’s highly theatrical comedy The Blue-Sky Boys posits a critical nexus between science and... Read more » ... Read More
Vaudeville empresario F.F. Proctor was born on St. Patrick’s Day, 1851. In his honor, the theatre’s historical committee offers an annual March tour of Proctors, the crown jewel of his circuit of eponymous entertainment halls—“a palace for the people.” Due to the extended run of “Disney’s The Lion King,” this... Read more » ... Read More
Little River Band lands at Proctors with 40th anniversary tour Australian hit-makers Little River Band helped define the sound of the late 70s and early 80s, with a distinctive, hooky, laid-back sound that dominated radio and paired well with international touring mates like The Doobie Brothers, Supertramp, America, Heart, Boz... Read more » ... Read More
Beautiful–The Carole King Musical makes Broadway part of theREP subscription plan Monday night, for the first time, Proctors and Capital Repertory Theatre joined to reveal respective upcoming seasons, with subscription packages that link the two venues. The announcement, fashioned as a mock political debate between Proctors CEO Philip Morris and... Read more » ... Read More
Saturday Night Fever–The Musical at Proctors will ‘blow you away’ Saturday Night Fever–The Musical, the iconic story of Tony Manero, the Brooklyn kid who wants to dance his way to a better life, is back! And it’s back in an all-new production that shares Tony’s love for dancing in spectacular new... Read more » ... Read More