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	Marvin's Room Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre January 20-February 12, 2012 A darkly humorous look at life, death, mental illness, and family, Marvin's Room is the story of two estranged sisters who are reunited when one of them needs the family to be tested for a bone marrow donation. Marvin's Room Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre January 20-February 12, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Intermediate Improv Class - Mondays Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre January 30-March 12, 2012 This seven-session workshop provides a safe and friendly atmosphere to have fun, explore improv and refine your knowledge and skills. Using tools developed in your Beginning Improv class, you will learn more games and explore your own style of play. While still emphasizing fun, the class will explore some of the skills needed to perform improvisational theatre in front of an audience. Concepts include teamwork, status, character, relationships, genre, locations, space objects, Intermediate Improv Class - Mondays Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre January 30-March 12, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Beginning Improv Class - Wednesdays Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre February 1-March 14, 2012 Three reasons to take a Beginning Improv class: - To laugh and have fun - To loosen up, be more creative, and be more spontaneous - To overcome fear of speaking extemporaneously in front of people Improv skills--trusting your spontaneous reactions, trusting your partner, and trusting agreement to move things forward--can positively impact your life: at home, at work, and in interpersonal relationships. And--you don't have to be an actor or comedian to develop Beginning Improv Class - Wednesdays Presented by Dragon Productions Theatre Company at Dragon Theatre February 1-March 14, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)

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• Event Name: An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein
  "Strange Pickings elicit plenty of laughs"
  Review posted by: Susannah from San Jose, Ca, Feb 08, 2010
  

  So there's no real way to describe this collection of short plays except that they are just RANDOM and BIZARRE. A bit twisted, certainly sick, and at times a cross between a double dog dare and a... Expand

  So there's no real way to describe this collection of short plays except that they are just RANDOM and BIZARRE. A bit twisted, certainly sick, and at times a cross between a double dog dare and a therapy session gone wrong. What I really loved about this was it would have been easy for the actors to "phone it in" and knowing that much of what they are saying is absurd, the production could have been little more than experimental performance art. But they didn't. They were 100% committed to the reality and sincerity of every line and it WORKED! Many of the peices dragged on just a bit too long, but the actors were masterful and the blocking accented the playful side of Shel's writing. A great effort. Theatre ran a bit warm and was sold out so take that into consideration and get tickets in advance and dress in layers for comfort. Collapse

• Event Name: An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein
  "Amazing Cast and Fantastic Acts!"
  Review posted by: Admiration for the Arts from East Bay, CA, Feb 07, 2010
  

  The play consists of several short acts by the author of the childrens book "The Giving Tree". All the acts are well written with a dark and witty overtone. This cast of 6 individuals give each act... Expand

  The play consists of several short acts by the author of the childrens book "The Giving Tree". All the acts are well written with a dark and witty overtone. This cast of 6 individuals give each act depth and meaning, as well as providing an amazing sense of comedic timing. Very small intimate stage with limited set and costume, creates a strong emphasis on how talented this cast really is. Each actor played at least 3 different characters, showing great diversity in both direction and skill. Keep an eye on these 6 actors, they will move mountains! From deceptive birthdays, to suicide games, to bag lady transformations, to awkwardly forward prostitutes, to laundromat impostors, there is never a dull moment! Overall, GREAT Direction and production of a show. Highly recommended for ages 15 and up! After all, it is an "adult evening". Collapse