Transitions

More photos!

Photo Credit: Evita Castine

Pictures from our Advance Scene Study Class!

Photo Credit: Evita Castine

The next sessions begins May 3rd!

The Playwrights Lab begins May 8th!

Instructor Aaron Henne is excited about the new session of the Playwrights Lab starting May 8th! Check out the website for more information! www.robeytheatrecompany.org

photo credit: Evita Castine

THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN! HARIMAYA BRIDGE REVIEWS!

-Wade Major, boxoffice.com
“…ultimately moving tale…impressively polished…”
http://boxoffice.com/reviews/2010/03/the-harimaya-bridge.php



-Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times
“It is a unique, complex, consciousness-raising accomplishment.”
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/la-et-capsules26-2010mar26,0,3925389.story



-Kam Williams, Newsblaze
“Accolades are in order to Woolfolk for his admirable, engaging effort... A poignant parable…”
http://newsblaze.com/story/20100315111632kamw.nb/topstory.html



-Tom Long, Detroit News
“…its heartfelt message ultimately wins the day.”
http://www.detnews.com/article/20100326/ENT02/3260320/1034/ent02/Review---Harimaya-Bridge--uses-Japan-as-backdrop-for-redemption



-India C. Allen, L.A. Watts Times
“The Harimaya Bridge doesn’t just represent two varying cultures on a single screen. It truly bridges and merges them, creating an entirely new experience for the viewer”
http://www.lawattstimes.com/life-and-style-mainmenu-31/arts-a-culture/1629-the-harimaya-bridge-forges-a-cultural-identity.html



-Bob Townsend, Atlanta Journal Constitution
“It truly shows the real Japan, not the romanticized samurai-geisha Japan nor the dazzling metropolitan Japan, but the real lives of real people who live in the Japanese countryside.”
http://blogs.ajc.com/arts-culture/2010/03/04/japanese-film-festival-at-woodruff-arts-center



-Jason Sanders, Hawaii International Film Festival
“an intriguing surprise”
http://filmmakermagazine.com/festivalcoverage/2009/12/hawaii-international-film-festival-by.php



African Diaspora Film Festival
“…This is a very rare portrayal of black people's experiences in Japan, and would be a remarkable film for that reason alone.…”
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2432856/17th_african_diaspora_film_festival.html?cat=40