Man of La Mancha Opens Tonight in Lawton
Lawton audiences welcome the first legitimate Broadway touring company to visit since 1973 as Man of La Mancha opens at McMahon Memorial Auditorium amid strong out of town ticket sales. A gala wine and cheese party follows the Friday performance as the community theatre circuit promotes more musicals locally.
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The Traffic of Algiers and Cervantes Stagecraft
The text traces Cervantes in 1580s Spain choosing theater over profit, writing in verse for a roughly staged public, directing a touring troupe, building makeshift stages in inns and barns, and enforcing his scripts against actor edits. It notes his early play The Traffic of Algiers and the joy of creation despite piracy and limited pay.
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Miguel
Spain
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