Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make Art March 20 & 22 at the Bebe Theatre in Asheville, NC A collaboration with Erin Braasch, Kelly Duncan, Anna Kimmell, and Kathy Leiner With special guests, Crystal and Amara Partington and Connie Schrader Conceived & directed by Kathy Leiner Lights by Jason Williams Photos by Jenben Media

The students at the University of North Carolina Asheville have been working hard in rehearsals for CABARET, running April 17-26 at the Carol Belk Theatre. This production marks the last for the Drama Department, and we're going out with a bang! I've had fun developing movement for this musical - can't wait to add costumes and lights to the mix. Enjoy a few clips from choreography rehearsals.

We kicked off the holiday season with a joyful and dazzling production of Holiday Inn at Western Carolina University! Director/Choreographer: Anna Kimmell Assoc. Choreographer: Justin Chaple Assoc. Director: Devon West Musical Director: Ike Webster Scenic Design: Tory Depew Lighting Design: Cassondra Klepzig Opal Costume Design: Trent Pcenicni Hair & Makeup Design: Ozzie Long Stage Manager: October Carper Photos by Trent Pcenicni & Ben Howard

November 20-23 at the Bardo Arts Center Featuring students from WCU's School of Stage and Screen Directed and Choreographed by Anna Kimmell Holiday Inn rehearsals at the WCU School of Stage and Screen

I had an absolutely JOYFUL time leading a scene writing residency for the 4th graders at Johnston Elementary in Asheville. The curriculum combined creative writing and theatre, culminating in original scenes written and performed by the students. Yes, the kids learned about story structure, dialogue, script formatting, and foundational theatre technique. More significantly, they learned about working together, creative problem solving, communication, resilience, and the value

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Arkansas Democrat Gazette July 12, 2024 at 11:35 p.m. by Eric E. Harrison No shoes, Sunday or otherwise, got kicked off Friday night at Little Rock's Arkansas Repertory Theatre, but in all other respects, "Footloose" was phenomenal. The 26-member cast, young and the young at heart, made choreographer Rachel Perlman and director Anna Kimmell look almost as good as they did in production numbers that consistently brought down the house. And the singing voices (with credit to mu

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BY SUNNY LOCKWOOD, PHOTO BY EVAN ANDERSON For the first time in more than a year, school-aged children will be singing, dancing, and...

After a year of virtual learning, Studio 52 presented a Virtual Benefit Cabaret in support of the education programs at Flat Rock...