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Posted by LINDA CHION KENNEY (April 29, 2009) / The Plant City Entertainment troupe, now in its 29th year, is back to the stage with Ken Ludwig's Shakespeare in Hollywood. Show dates and times are May 1-2 and 8-9 at 8 p.m. at the Plant City Cornerstone Center, 315 Collins Street, Plant City, FL 33563. Upcoming Auditions: May 12-14 at 7 p.m., at the Plant City Cornerstone Center, for Anything Goes, directed by April Smith. Dress comfortably and be prepared to sing.
Visit the PCE Web Site for more information.
Visit the PCE Web Site for more information.
Jennifer Jackson, as Louella Parsons, in the Plant City Entertainment production of Ken Ludwig's Shakespeare in Hollywood, notes that this is the community troupe's 29th season. The show is on stage May 1-2 and 8-9 at the Cornerstone Community Center, 315 Collins Street, Plant City.
"Next year will be our 30th season and I've been here my whole life," Jackson said. "I was 19 the year the troupe started and I've been here ever since." Why the long-time commitment? "It's because of the people who are involved and that we keep getting new people all the time," she said. "Different directors, different shows, and lots of opportunities for people to join the cast." Jackson herself last directed for PCE the musical Brigadoon and noted that "everybody who auditioned got cast and we had a great time."
As for the current PCE production, Jackson said it, too, "is a lot of fun and it's from Broadway playwright Ken Ludwig, who also wrote Lend Me A Tenor and Crazy For You." The PCE production represents Courtney Kyle's directorial debut, "and she is doing a great job," Jackson said.
Jackson gave credit to community theater troupes throughout Hillsborough's East End, including the Village Players and StageDoor Performing Arts Inc.. "From soup to nuts, we're all volunteers," she said. "For me, it's my extra curricular but it has become so much more."
"Next year will be our 30th season and I've been here my whole life," Jackson said. "I was 19 the year the troupe started and I've been here ever since." Why the long-time commitment? "It's because of the people who are involved and that we keep getting new people all the time," she said. "Different directors, different shows, and lots of opportunities for people to join the cast." Jackson herself last directed for PCE the musical Brigadoon and noted that "everybody who auditioned got cast and we had a great time."
As for the current PCE production, Jackson said it, too, "is a lot of fun and it's from Broadway playwright Ken Ludwig, who also wrote Lend Me A Tenor and Crazy For You." The PCE production represents Courtney Kyle's directorial debut, "and she is doing a great job," Jackson said.
Jackson gave credit to community theater troupes throughout Hillsborough's East End, including the Village Players and StageDoor Performing Arts Inc.. "From soup to nuts, we're all volunteers," she said. "For me, it's my extra curricular but it has become so much more."
Plant City Entertainment production of Ken Ludwig's Shakespeare in Hollywood, notes that this is the community troupe's 29th season. The show is on stage May 1-2 and 8-9 at the Cornerstone Community Center, 315 Collins Street, Plant City.
"Next year will be our 30th season and I've been here my whole life," Jackson said. "I was 19 the year the troupe started and I've been here ever since." Why the long-time commitment? "It's because of the people who are involved and that we keep getting new people all the time," she said. "Different directors, different shows, and lots of opportunities for people to join the cast." Jackson herself last directed for PCE the musical Brigadoon and noted that "everybody who auditioned got cast and we had a great time."
As for the current PCE production, Jackson said it, too, "is a lot of fun and it's from Broadway playwright Ken Ludwig, who also wrote Lend Me A Tenor and Crazy For You." The PCE production represents Courtney Kyle's directorial debut, "and she is doing a great job," Jackson said.
Jackson gave credit to community theater troupes throughout Hillsborough's East End, including the Village Players and StageDoor Performing Arts Inc.. "From soup to nuts, we're all volunteers," she said. "For me, it's my extra curricular but it has become so much more."" href="javascript:openLB(625750574,'',XLarge,'',1024,681);">
Jennifer Jackson, as Louella Parsons, in the Plant City Entertainment production of Ken Ludwig's Shakespeare in Hollywood, notes that this is the community troupe's 29th season. The show is on stage May 1-2 and 8-9 at the Cornerstone Community Center, 315 Collins Street, Plant City.
"Next year will be our 30th season and I've been here my whole life," Jackson said. "I was 19 the year the troupe started and I've been here ever since." Why the long-time commitment? "It's because of the people who are involved and that we keep getting new people all the time," she said. "Different directors, different shows, and lots of opportunities for people to join the cast." Jackson herself last directed for PCE the musical Brigadoon and noted that "everybody who auditioned got cast and we had a great time."
As for the current PCE production, Jackson said it, too, "is a lot of fun and it's from Broadway playwright Ken Ludwig, who also wrote Lend Me A Tenor and Crazy For You." The PCE production represents Courtney Kyle's directorial debut, "and she is doing a great job," Jackson said.
Jackson gave credit to community theater troupes throughout Hillsborough's East End, including the Village Players and StageDoor Performing Arts Inc.. "From soup to nuts, we're all volunteers," she said. "For me, it's my extra curricular but it has become so much more."
"Next year will be our 30th season and I've been here my whole life," Jackson said. "I was 19 the year the troupe started and I've been here ever since." Why the long-time commitment? "It's because of the people who are involved and that we keep getting new people all the time," she said. "Different directors, different shows, and lots of opportunities for people to join the cast." Jackson herself last directed for PCE the musical Brigadoon and noted that "everybody who auditioned got cast and we had a great time."
As for the current PCE production, Jackson said it, too, "is a lot of fun and it's from Broadway playwright Ken Ludwig, who also wrote Lend Me A Tenor and Crazy For You." The PCE production represents Courtney Kyle's directorial debut, "and she is doing a great job," Jackson said.
Jackson gave credit to community theater troupes throughout Hillsborough's East End, including the Village Players and StageDoor Performing Arts Inc.. "From soup to nuts, we're all volunteers," she said. "For me, it's my extra curricular but it has become so much more."
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