demetrius grosse
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...Heads to BROADWAY @ the St. Luke's Theatre 2010 Feb 15th-March 28th **Previews begin January 29th!!!
ST. LUKE'S THEATRE
308 West 46th Street
New York, NY 10036
Neighborhood: Midtown
Location: South side of 46th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues
Directions: Closest subway: A, C, E to 42nd Street. Exit 44th Street. Walk north on 8th Avenue to West 46th Street, then west to the theatre.
Click here to get subway route directions from Hopstop.com.
Stage Type: Proscenium
Accessibility: Air conditioned, wheelchair seating available, assisted listening system available
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE: For tickets and more information call (212) 239-6200, or log onto www.telecharge.com ( St Lukes Theater)
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...Exclusive except from the stage play during the LA Run!!!
4 LOS ANGELES SHOW BEFORE THE SHOW GOES EAST!!!!
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Friday Jan 15th 8pm
Saturday Jan 16th 8pm
Sunday jan 17th 7pm
Friday Jan 22nd 8pm
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Official Selection: 2009 National Black Theatre Festival, NC
Actor/Activist Bill Cobbs and Demetrius Grosse share a moment after the National Black Theatre Festival performance in Winston Salem, NC.
Dear All,
This was the first HOLLYWOOD GENT’S performance that I had the pleasure of experiencing...and man, have I been missing out. The piece just gelled together...Mr. Cobbs and I attend a lot of theatre, particularly on the festival circuits and are always delighted to see something that stands out. Standing far, far out is even better and that is our feeling about Black Angels…an excellent and original script with fascinating “human” characters and strong scenes with truly believable and engaging dialogue—so thanks, author! In addition, there is the crisp pacing and staging, which made us discuss the top-notch direction in a way we should, but don't often do, after every performance—so thanks, director! Set design—and the ease in which it changed. And then there are the performers. Wow! What a total group of beautifully presented characters by first-rate actors who deserve nothing but congratulations. Rather than single out performance specifics, we’ll just say that we were drawn to each and every character by their performer’s excellent interpretation and the reality they brought to their roles. ...well isn't that what theatre is supposed to be about? Thanks for a flight of reality.
Warmly,
Casting Director
2009 NAACP Theater Award winner for Best Ensemble!
Actor Demetrius Grosse and Writer/Director Layon Gray at the DGA in Hollywood, CA. 2009 NAACP award winners for Best Ensemble Performance, Black Angels Over Tuskegee.
The Black Gents Of Hollywood accept the 2009 NAACP Award for Best Ensemble, Black Angels Over Tuskegee. In photo; Demetrius Grosse, Layon Gray, Don Swaby, David Boykins, Derek Shaun.
