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News Hunter Bell, Edward Albee, Will Eno Scheduled for Vineyard Voice Series Vineyard Theatre will continue its Vineyard Voices series this spring with three upcoming panel discussions.
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The events will take place on Monday nights at the downtown Off-Broadway company's home April 12, May 10 and June 7. Vineyard Voices is described as "panels by theater professionals from The Vineyard," according to an announcement. The series "offers an opportunity for audiences and artists to go behind-the-scenes and hear theatre professionals share insightful and colorful anecdotes about working in the theatre and creating for the stage and beyond."

The schedule for Vineyard Voices follows (all take place at 7 PM):

  • Developing A Musical - April 12
    The team behind The Burnt Part Boys (Mariana Elder, Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen), David Thompson (The Scottsboro Boys, Steel Pier), Hunter Bell ([title of show]) and Robin Goldwasser & Julia Greenberg (People Are Wrong) will chat on the topic: How does a musical get to the stage?
  • The TV/Theatre Connection - May 10
    Guests (TBA) will discuss "the relationship between writing, producing and acting in television and theatre."
  • Albee & Eno - June 7
    Playwright Edward Albee in conversation with playwright Will Eno. Further details TBA. The Vineyard currently presents The Scottsboro Boys, a new musical by John Kander and Fred Ebb, with book by David Thompson. Susan Stroman directs and choreographs the show that plays through April 18. Next, the troupe will team with Playwrights Horizons for a co-production of The Burnt Part Boys Off-Broadway (April 30-June 13).

    All Vineyard Voices panels take place at the Vineyard, located at 108 East 15th Street. Tickets are $20 and can be ordered by calling (212) 353-3366 or online at vineyardtheatre.org.

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