Cité des Arts continues with our community arts and education program, Artistic Voices. This program is sponsored in part by the State of Louisiana Division of the Arts and the Acadiana Arts Council. Four artists from contrasting artistic disciplines are brought together in a panel discussion to discuss the creative process.
•Wednesday, September 17th at 7:00pm:
THE CREATIVE PROCESS AND INSPIRATION :
Don Brasseaux (Sophisticated Furniture and Art from salvaged material)
David Egan (Musician/Songwriter)
Trish Ransom (jewelry, fish and other creatures from found objects and recycled material)
and Cedric Watson (Musician/Songwriter).
Facilitated by Herman Fuselier.
COST: $7.00 for Adults; $5.00 for Members of Cité des Arts, Senior Citizens and Students.
•Thursday, September 18th at 7:00pm:
THE CREATIVE PROCESS AND HUMOR
A.D. Dugar (Film/Theatre)
Shane Guilbeau (Theatre)
Annie Hendrix (Hand-Sculpted Clay)
and Jim Phillips (Children’s Education/Music).
Facilitated by Jack Reedy.
COST: $7.00 for Adults; $5.00 for Members of Cité des Arts, Senior Citizens and Students.
Showing posts with label Shane Guilbeau Productions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shane Guilbeau Productions. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Theatre--Performance
Shane Guilbeau and Sandra LaBorde Broussard conclude this weekend with their production of the two Cajun comedies, Eulalie and Grosbec. Shows run August 7, 8, and 9th (Thursday–Saturday) at 7:30pm at Cite Des Arts.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Theatre--Performance
The hilariously funny comic duo of Shane Guilbeau and Sandra LaBorde Broussard
continue with their productions of Grosbecs and Eulalie. Shane and Sandra have been producing and starring in these two Cajun one-acts for fifteen years, performing these shows for Festival International as well as for audiences in
Lafayette, Kaplan, Abbeville and Covington, Louisiana. The interesting thing about these comedies is the fact that even though the setting is South Louisiana, the humor is universal. The audiences, no matter where performed, have all said they can identify with the characters because they have family members that are cut from the same mold.
Grosbecs, written by Stuart Stelly, is the hilarious tale of Rose and Pee-Wee Leblanc. PeeWee an avid hunter is determined to hunt the endangered bird known as "Grosbecs", while wife Rose's own mission is to get PeeWee to take her to
"Mass". Thrown into the story is PeeWees lifelong nemesis Vincent Guidry, the game warden. When these two go at each other, you can be assured that comedic chaos will ensue. The cast consist of Sandra LaBorde Broussard ,Shane Guilbeau and Dustin Reed.
Eulalie, written by Clayelle Dalfreyes, follows a young Eulalie, as she tries desperatly to find a husband. In the course pursuing her quest, Eulalie crosses paths with several possible suitors. However, to latch onto her prey, she enlist the help of Taunte Therese, a Traituse(faith healer).You can be assured that all is not well, when Eulalie gets things tangled up and confused in her quest for
love.
WHEN: July 25th – August 2nd (All shows Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
7:30pm)
WHERE: Cité des Arts, 109 Vine St., downtown Lafayette between Jefferson St. and Third St.
TICKET PRICES: All Tickets $12.00
For reservations please call 337-291-1122.
continue with their productions of Grosbecs and Eulalie. Shane and Sandra have been producing and starring in these two Cajun one-acts for fifteen years, performing these shows for Festival International as well as for audiences in
Lafayette, Kaplan, Abbeville and Covington, Louisiana. The interesting thing about these comedies is the fact that even though the setting is South Louisiana, the humor is universal. The audiences, no matter where performed, have all said they can identify with the characters because they have family members that are cut from the same mold.
Grosbecs, written by Stuart Stelly, is the hilarious tale of Rose and Pee-Wee Leblanc. PeeWee an avid hunter is determined to hunt the endangered bird known as "Grosbecs", while wife Rose's own mission is to get PeeWee to take her to
"Mass". Thrown into the story is PeeWees lifelong nemesis Vincent Guidry, the game warden. When these two go at each other, you can be assured that comedic chaos will ensue. The cast consist of Sandra LaBorde Broussard ,Shane Guilbeau and Dustin Reed.
Eulalie, written by Clayelle Dalfreyes, follows a young Eulalie, as she tries desperatly to find a husband. In the course pursuing her quest, Eulalie crosses paths with several possible suitors. However, to latch onto her prey, she enlist the help of Taunte Therese, a Traituse(faith healer).You can be assured that all is not well, when Eulalie gets things tangled up and confused in her quest for
love.
WHEN: July 25th – August 2nd (All shows Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
7:30pm)
WHERE: Cité des Arts, 109 Vine St., downtown Lafayette between Jefferson St. and Third St.
TICKET PRICES: All Tickets $12.00
For reservations please call 337-291-1122.
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Theatre--Performance
The upcoming schedule for theatre at Cite Des Arts:
Eulalie and Grosbec(July 18–August 9): SAS and Shane Guilbeau Production.
Eurydice(July 24, 26, and 31-August 2): The Foundry Stage Company.
Gnostic Coincidence(August 14 – August 30): an original work of theatre by Steven Cooper.
Greezy Spoon(September 4-20), Cite presents an original work of theatre by Austin Sonnier, Jr.
Hedwig And The Angry Inch & The Rocky Horror Show(September 25-November 1): Six weeks of madness as Cite and Blaine Peltier and Discoproductions alternates weekend nights with these two fantastic musicals.
Eulalie and Grosbec(July 18–August 9): SAS and Shane Guilbeau Production.
Eurydice(July 24, 26, and 31-August 2): The Foundry Stage Company.
Gnostic Coincidence(August 14 – August 30): an original work of theatre by Steven Cooper.
Greezy Spoon(September 4-20), Cite presents an original work of theatre by Austin Sonnier, Jr.
Hedwig And The Angry Inch & The Rocky Horror Show(September 25-November 1): Six weeks of madness as Cite and Blaine Peltier and Discoproductions alternates weekend nights with these two fantastic musicals.
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