Join us for this incredible performance from the Ebony Road Players! The Mountaintop is a fictional, imaginative scenario, and a two-person drama about the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The entire play is set in the Lorraine hotel room, the evening before his assassination. King is alone, trying to create yet another powerful speech....Read More
Les Rorick and his performance troupe will share an enchanting journey through the world of holidays through stories and play readings! Registration is preferred, but not required – register HERE! Free.Read More
Come to Hackley Park for an evening of theater! Performed by Les Rorick and talented Muskegon area actors, including from the Muskegon Civic Theatre, you’ll get to enjoy scenes and monologues from plays that take place in parks or public spaces! Be sure to bring a folding chair, or a blanket! Registration is preferred, but...Read More
Join us TONIGHT, Thursday, December 15 for an evening of theater magic, as talented local actors perform scenes and monologues of Christmas tales, right here at Hackley Library! Free to enjoy. ~ We hope to see you this evening at 5:30pm at Hackley Library for Reader’s Theater: Cozy Christmas Tales!Read More
Join us at Hackley Library for an evening of scenes and monologues from Irish plays! A talented group of actors will be accompanying local theater artist Les Rorick to perform some of the best examples of Irish theater. Additionally, we’ll hear a bit of Irish theater history! FREE to enjoy! Read More
In celebration of Pride Month, visit Hackley Library for an evening of scenes and monologues from some of the most influential plays and musicals in Queer Theatre history! Listen to the steady march of social progress as actors read from works such as The Boys in the Band, The Lonely Hearts, Angels in America, Indecent,...Read More
Anne & Emmett – Stage Play Produced by Ebony Road Players In this imaginative, 90 minute play, Anne and Emmett (Anne Frank and Emmett Till) meet in a place called “Memory” to share accounts of their lives and deaths. The story, about Till, an African American boy and Anne Frank, a German-Dutch Jewish girl, compares...Read More
