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By Crystal Hayduk Arthur Miller’s All My Sons bares one seismic day in the lives of two families in the optimistic years following World War II. Waiting for the start of the play at The … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Katie Hubbard for the information in this story.) The Purple Rose Theatre Company (PRTC) will continue its 28th season with “All My Sons,” an American classic by Arthur Miller. … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Katie Hubbard for the information in this story.) The Purple Rose Theatre Company will hold auditions for its 2019/2020 season on Monday, April 15 from 11 a.m. to 7 … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Katie Hubbard for the information in this story and Sean Carter Photography for the photo.) The Purple Rose Theatre Company recently completed a $68,470 restroom renovation project, made possible … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Katie Hubbard for the information in this story.) The Purple Rose Theatre Company (PRTC) will continue its 28th season with “Never Not Once,” a world premiere by Carey Crim. … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Katie Hubbard for the information in this story.) The Purple Rose Theatre Company will hold auditions for the role of Bert, a young neighborhood boy, in its 2019 production … Read more
By Crystal Hayduk Have you ever felt a general dissatisfaction with your life, so you consider doing something wild and extraordinary, like getting on the next plane to anywhere? Diva Royale, playing now at … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Katie Hubbard for the information in this story.) The Purple Rose Theatre Company (PRTC) will open its 28th season with “Diva Royale”, a world premiere comedy by founder Jeff … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Katie Hubbard for the information in this story.) The Purple Rose Theatre Company (PRTC) invites actors of all ages and skill levels to sign up for one or more … Read more
Photos and Story by Crystal Hayduk When Chelsea resident Nancy Meyers came of age, World War II was tearing the world apart. Citizens learned about global events through reading newspapers, listening to President Roosevelt’s fireside … Read more