Improv Olympics is returning to Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) this summer as part of the Let’s Play! Second Saturday programming. Get your team together now for the event, set for July 14. This competitive event is open to teams from across Kentucky and invites actors of all ages to come together to play theater games in […]
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The Business of Auditioning
A Resume and Headshot Intensive June 8, 2019 400 East Mount Vernon St. Somerset, Kentucky Cost: $70 Click here to Register 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 Casey Lemons. You will learn what a director is […]
How to Produce a World Premiere Producti...
Rose Leigh Abbott Will Monroe was a Science Hill, Kentucky native who later went on to become Rosie the Riveter for the war bond films shown in movie theaters across the country during World War II. In neighboring Somerset, a producing theater company has partnered with playwright Amber Frangos to bring Rose’s story to the […]
Playwrights Take The Spotlight at Let’s
Flashback Theater is excited to present Let’s Play! Playwright’s Choice on Saturday, February 10th. Playwright’s Choice is one of Flashback Theater’s favorite recurring events. It gives local playwrights a chance to see their work read on stage by actors, and receive feedback from audience and directors. The workshop will be held at Flashback Theater, located […]
Author of Rosies to be Playwright in Res...
Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) is proud to announce Amber Frangos as the Resident Playwright 2017-18. The residency will provide Frangos with office space and resources to develop new work while also fulfilling the goal of creating an Artistic Development department at FbTC. The goal of the playwright residency is to support the writing and development […]
Flashback Holds Workshop and Reading for...
On Saturday, August 12, actors from Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) will produce a semi-staged reading of Rosies at Station 211 on Main St. in downtown Somerset, Kentucky. The play was inspired by the life of Rose Will-Monroe, a Science Hill native known nationally as the face of Rosie the Riveter. The semi-staged reading is a […]