 We are excited to announce we've joined the 2025 Cohort for the Orchard Project's Audio Lab! This summer we will be developing our project, Bayou Baby Blues, alongside other talented audio storytellers. Our episodic Southern gothic podcast musical takes place in the Georgia swamps when a woman is called back to dig up the truth behind her family's foggy history. Read more about all the projects growing together at the Orchard Project in this announcement on Broadway World.
 Magritte and Rosen are excited to announce they've joined the cast of Showpeople Theatre Collective's Songwriting Showdown, a reality competition that pits musical theatre composers and lyricists against each other in a series of songwriting challenges. Will Magritte & Rosen bop to the top or flop under the pressure?
The only way to find out is by tuning in when the series airs Sunday, May 11 at 8pm EST / 5pm PST here.  We are excited to announce that we will be returning to Seattle this February for the premiere reading of DIRTY, a new comedy by Jayne Hubbard featuring nine new original Magritte & Rosen compositions.
The year is 1892. As business magnates continue to rally the community to rebuild after a glue fire destroys most of downtown Seattle, everyone looks to the wealthiest person in town: local brothel owner Madame Lou Graham. A historical fiction with lots of music, DIRTY explores the complex lives of the most powerful figures in town: Seattle’s sex workers. Featuring direction by Suz Pontillo and music direction by Nick Bringhurst, we invite you to join us at the Annex Theatre this February 4th and 5th to get a little dirty.  Hey New York, we have a cabaret coming your way! On Thursday, December 5th at 9pm, join us at Urban Stages’ Winter Rhythm Festival for a seasonal showcase of original holiday diddies and never-before-heard tunes performed by the glittering talents of Lucy Hall, Andrew Harvey, and Moana Poyer with music direction by Allison Kraus.
All proceeds will go to arts outreach in each of the five boroughs, so come grab a steaming cup of cocoa and get your tickets today! Tickets available at bit.ly/snowedincabaret  Beth Morrison Projects has announced the 2024 Producer Academy cohort, including Alara Magritte. Beth Morrison Projects identifies emerging and established artists who experiment, innovate, and take artistic risks to evolve opera-theatre and music-theatre into the future. Their Producer Academy is an intensive in creative and tour producing for early-career producers that offers mentorship and education regarding each phase of a production life cycle to hone their concrete skills to develop and produce new performance works.
Director of Administration Alexis Peart says "The 2024 cohort represents a rich diversity of perspectives from across disciplines and around the globe. The Academy is all about laying a solid foundation for the next wave of industry leaders, and this cohort is especially one to watch as they rise to become the movers and shakers of the performing arts world." The tuition free program is fully funded by The Mellon Foundation. Read more about all the participants here.  We are thrilled to announce the cast for Seattle Public Theater's reading presentation of Safe Hands as part of the annual Distillery New Works Festival. If you are interested in joining us this Sunday, June 9th, please purchase your tickets below. Featuring Jayne Hubbard as Lydia, Shana Emile as Bunnie, Viviana Garza as Mary, Kaelyn Langer Mendonca as Dolly, Erin Stewart as Ida, Matthew Reyes as Rubin, Matt Dela Cruz as Roy, Caden Seil as Floyd, Gabriel FitzPatrick as Dr. Koch and Rebekah Nachman as Stage Directions, this reading will be directed by the incredible Dr. Grace Edgar.
We hope to see you this weekend at the gorgeous Green Lake waterfront theater for a beautiful cap to the 2024 Distillery New Works Festival.  We are thrilled to announce that we will be in Seattle this summer to bring Safe Hands to Seattle Public Theater for their Distillery New Works Festival. The Distillery New Works Festival is a celebration of emerging theater and an opportunity for playwrights to gain valuable feedback on new work. This year Distillery is being produced by Seattle Public Theater in association with Macha Theatre Works, and all selected works pass the Macha Test, a set of criteria used to determine if a script fulfills Macha Theatre Works' mission to produce feminist theatre. The June performance will be directed by Dr. Grace Edgar and feature a live reading and talkback with the creators. Tickets available soon.
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