Watch out, Somerset, the Count has a new haunt! Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC), in partnership with title sponsor The Weigel Family, presents Count Dracula by Ted Tiller, adapted from the classic novel by Bram Stoker. Flashback Theater Co. is founded on the passionate pursuit of bringing professional theater to the Lake Cumberland region and uplifting […]
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FbTC’S Count Dracula Takes Flight at The
It’s that very special time of year. The wolves howl, the bats fly, the lights flicker … and the legendary story of Count Dracula unfolds at Flashback Theater Co. Presented by title sponsor The Weigel Family, the performance will run October 17-27 in the Cornelia Dozier Cooper Theatre at The Center for Rural Development. Directed […]
Season Tickets Now On Sale for 24-25 Sea...
Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) is thrilled to announce that season tickets are now on sale for its eleventh season of productions. This season features three mainstage productions as well as a fringe show: Count Dracula by Ted Tiller, The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley by Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon, The House of Blue Leaves by […]
Masterclass: The Business of Auditioning
A Headshot and Resume Intensive Sign up now at this link. Prepare your resume and headshot for the audition process with this masterclass led by Director Sommer Schoch and with a special mini headshot session by Mark Latham. You will learn what a director is really looking for on a resume, tips for the perfect […]
Season 24-25 Casting Call
Local theater artists and theater lovers are invited to audition or interview for roles in four upcoming productions at Flashback Theater Co. Audition and interview sessions will be held on select days from August 27th through September 7th at 209 E Mount Vernon Street in downtown Somerset. In this post: Audition Overview Production Information What […]
The Comedy of Errors Plot Guide
Since Shakespeare’s Early Modern English can be difficult for some audience members to follow, you may find it helpful to read the plot of The Comedy of Errors before you see the show! You’ll be able to follow the action on stage with greater clarity. Some people might be afraid of “spoilers” but even Shakespeare […]