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nimbus theatre is celebrating 20 years in #TCTheater with their 50th production, the original play
The Red and the Bright. From my first nimbus show, the original and locally historical play
Bohemian Flats in 2013, to the harsh look at race and racism in America in
Nacirema, to the breathtaking design of
Ghost Sonata, to a fascinating look into art forgery in
From Darkness, to many
historical dramas and even a
comedy, what I've come to expect from nimbus is something interesting, thoughtful, and unique. Sometimes a little weird, sometimes a little rough, but always intriguing, forward-thinking, and worth checking out. They often do original plays, as is the case with
The Red and the Bright, written by co-Artistic Director Liz Neerland and directed by co-Artistic Director Josh Cragun. They began working on it before the pandemic, and it's finally seeing the stage, presenting a fantasy world that feels real and complete unto itself, from the language spoken, to the relationships amongst the tight community, to the detailed design. Only two more performances remain;
click here for info and tickets.
