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Today in Theatre History: Sherie Rene Scott's Everyday Rapture Opened on Broadway April 29, 2010

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By Margaret Hall Verified, Kenneth Jones
| Playbill Verified
Sometimes an actor's best backstory is their own. On April 29, 2010, Sherie Rene Scott's quasi-autobiographical musical Everyday Rapture opened on Broadway. The musical recounted her life as a young woman on a psycho-sexual-spiritual journey from her Mennonite upbringing to a career in show business. The show slipped in at the end of the 2009-10 season when Roundabout Theatre Company shut down rehearsals on Lips Together, Teeth Apart, due to Megan Mullally quitting the production.
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What's behind book banning?: Eleanore Tapscott on directing ‘Alabama Story’ at Colonial Players of Annapolis

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By Charles Green, Kenneth Jones
| DC Theater Arts
Eleanore Tapscott is an actor and director, having directed such shows as Colonial Players’ By the Way, Meet Vera Stark and appeared in NextStop Theatre’s POTUS: Or Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive. From her home in northern Virginia, Tapscott spoke with DC Theater Arts about directing Colonial Players’ latest production, Alabama Story. What drew you to direct Alabama Story?
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A powerful book-ban drama in 'Alabama Story' at Colonial Players of Annapolis

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By Charles Green, Kenneth Jones
| DC Theater Arts
Colonial Players of Annapolis’ production of Alabama Story is a powerful blend of humor and passion. Kenneth Jones’ play, based on a true incident and set in Montgomery in 1959, depicts the Alabama library system’s challenge against attempts to remove from libraries a children’s book about black and white bunnies getting married. Directed by Eleanore Tapscott, it speaks to issues all too relevant today.
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