Found this old Nightingale review from last year.  By Perry T. with Creative Loafing:

Stop the presses! Spring fever has finally struck ImaginOn. Despite all the toys, exhibits and miscellaneous eye-candy indoors -- and the sleek Lynx transit ready to deposit anklebiters at the entrance -- last Saturday's matinee of The Nightingale at Wachovia ( Read more... )

So...somebody hacked into my account and changed my user pic and erased the one I have been using since I got the damn thing.  I haven't noticed any other activity, but if you've gotten any weird msgs or seen any strange post PLEASE let me know.  Ppl are really stupid.  I hardly ever use this thing except to read other ppls entries.  Guess that ( Read more... )

Creative Loafing review: Velveteen Rabbit

The Velveteen Rabbit alumnus Steven Ivey is directing the latest Children's Theatre revival at ImaginOn, and his Skin Horse wisdom seems to be rubbing off on his new-generation cast. OK, Ashby Blakely cannot eclipse Ivey's mastery of the Skin Horse-Toy Train-Doctor trifecta, but this may be the most moving ( Read more... )

A little girl came up to me after the show today and asked for my autograph and said "I'm your biggest fan!  You are a really good singer...you should be a singer when you grow up!"

Haha...if she only knew...I'll NEVER grow up!

Dear Bruce LaRowe and Steven Ivey,

I am writing to you each in your roles as Executive Director of Children's Theatre of Charlotte and Manager of the Tarradiddle Players.

This is an incredible story of a 2-year-old boy (my son, named Devin) whose daddy died in September 2007 after a very brief battle with a brain tumor.  Please share this with each ( Read more... )

 My first real interview! (from Charlotte Weekly)http://www.thecharlotteweekly.com/Archives/2007/Dec.7/cw.dec.7.pdf
page 37 of 52 (includes a picture)
And this one was taken from ArtsALaMode:

THE LITTLEST ANGEL
Based on the book by Charles Tazewell
Adapted by Patricia Gray
Directed by Steven Ivey
Children's Theatre of Charlotte, Wachovia Playhouse
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THE COMMEDIA PIED PIPER
By Lane Riosley
Directed by Jill Bloede
Children's Theatre of Charlotte
October 26-November 4, 2007

First, a little backstory: I love the centuries-old Italian Commedia dell’ arte style because of its familiar characters and the script flexibility that allows it to be adapted to the local situations and political issues. I ( Read more... )

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