For Immediate Release

Onstage in Theatre Too: The Big Bang Playing March 30 -- April 15

Onstage at Theatre Three: The Big Bang (Dallas, Texas) Theatre Three’s intimate downstairs play space, Theatre Too!, continues with its 2006-2007 five show series with a breathtaking new song cycle, The Big Bang. Theatre Two housed our popular Spotlight Series and Appetizer Attraction series and is continuing with its first-ever full-length play series. All performances take place in Theatre Too!, the 90-seat venue just below Theatre Three. The Big Bang begins on Friday, March 30, 2007 and will close on Sunday, April 15, 2007. Have you ever dreamed of getting involved in a big-time Broadway production? Join us in the elegant Park Avenue apartment of Dr. Sid and Sylvia Lipbalm as two wannabe producers, Jed and Boyd, try to line up backers for The Big Bang, the most expensive and lavish Broadway musical ever written. With a budget of $83,000,000, a cast of 318, 6428 costumes and 1400 wigs, this show will depict the entire history of the world - from the formation of the planets, to the building of the pyramid. From Napoleon’s France to the present. Adam and Eve, Nefertiti and the slaves, Caesar, Mrs. Gandhi, Attila, Columbus, Minnehaha, Tokyo Rose, Eva Braun and more. Will Broadway ever be the same? Surely, the Lipbalm apartment won't! The Big Bang will be making its Theatre Three debut this season. It premiered at Douglas Fairbanks Theatre in NYC in 2001. It has also run at Tri-State Actor’s Theatre (NJ), The Broach Theatre (NC) and Florida Studio Theatre. Theatre Three’s resident musical director Terry Dobson is ecstatic to be directing The Big Bang. About The Playwrights: Boyd Graham and Jed Feuer Boyd Graham, lyricist and designer, is a two-time Drama Desk Award nominee for Outstanding costumes and lyrics, both for The Big Bang. Jed Feuer is one of the most versatile composers writing today for concert, theatre, and film music. His musical talent started showing at the age of five and through the ‘60s and ‘70s he mastered piano performance. He produced his first Off-Broadway musical, American Princess in 1982. In '83, he underscored a London production of Prometheus Bound. A succession of theatre, film and television scores followed, including another musical, Eating Raoul. Along with lyricist Boyd Graham, he composed The Big Bang in 2001. Feuer wrote part of the score for Someone Like You (2000) and is about to begin work on the opera, Slaughterhouse-Five. From 1985 to this day, he has been writing music for documentaries produced by The Humane Society of the United States, an organization with which he's been associated for many years. About Theatre Three: Theatre Three was founded in 1961 by Norma Young, Jac Alder, Esther Ragland, and Robert Dracup with a clear mission: To PRODUCE a wide range of literature for the state, ILLUMINATE the ideas and emotions the author intends to express, SUPPORT the preservation and growth of the spoken and written word, CREATE a workplace where area theatre artists can realize their potential, PROMOTE theatre as an experience for all peoples, and SERVE the immediate and larger community with good theatre art.

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