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'A ... My Name Will Always Be Alice'  |
April 23rd - May 8th, 2010
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm
Sundays at 2:00 pm
Mark is currently the Treasurer of Redwood Theatre. On this particular production Mark serves as
Set Designer, Technical Director, and Producer. For more information visit http://redwoodtheatre.org |
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'The Seven Year Itch' by George Axelrod |
February 12-27, 2010
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm
Sundays at 2:00 pm
Mark is currently the Treasurer of Redwood Theatre. On this particular production Mark served as Technical Director. For more information visit http://redwoodtheatre.org |
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Eighth Annual Festival of New Musicals |
The Alchemists - August 16th, 7:30pm
VILLAGE THEATRE - ISSAQUAH Book by Peter Mills and Cara Reichel Music and Lyrics by Peter Mills Mark will be portraying Nathanial Plum |
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And The Winner Is … |
In a picnic ceremony held the weekend of July 27th 2008, Redwood Theatre’s 2007-2008 Outstanding Performance by an Actor award went to Mark Chenovick for his portrayal of Anatoly Sergievsky in their recent production of Chess. Thanks Redwood Theatre and everyone who came to, and was involved in, the show!
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Terezin Returns to the Village Theatre 1st Stage |
Terezin tells one of the most fascinating and least known stories of the Holocaust. Based on the true story of the Czech ghetto Theresienstadt, founded by the Nazis in 1943 and designated for the intellectual and artistic elite Jews of Europe, Terezin follows the fortunes of a handful of prisoners as they try to understand the truth of their captivity. When the Nazis "beautify" Theresienstadt in an attempt to deceive the Red Cross and sway public perception, the prisoners struggle to expose the truth through art and music — and in so doing, discover the humanity they all share. A remarkable new musical that finds hope amid the heartbreak, humanity and courageous humor amid the horror, Terezin is not to be missed.
READ MORE AT THE WEBSITE
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Review: Forever Plaid |
"Plaid" doo-wops its way into the hearts of all with familiar songs of post-war America, a time filled with unforgettable tunes and unmatched harmonies.
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Review: Man of La Mancha |
Since becoming a dark-horse success in its 1965 Broadway premiere, "Man of La Mancha" has remained a sentimental favorite of many. But this hyper-romantic conflation of "Don Quixote" and an episode from the life of Quixote's creator, 16th-century Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes, doesn't always soar on stage. In revival, the show can be a stirring interlude — or a sappy exercise in uplift.
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MEGAN'S ENGAGEMENTS
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