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| | Kids Improv Bootcamp
Tuesdays & Thursdays
March 18th - April 17th
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm at The REP Theatre
Registration: $25 per class session or $20 for REP Members
It’s time to level up with Improv Bootcamp for Kids! At The REP, not only do we perform and share stories, but we also share the craft of storytelling and theatre arts with local and visiting students. In our popular Improv Bootcamp workshops, students jump into action by learning all the basics of improv comedy and performance with unique challenges, teamwork exercises, and interactive theatre games. Improv Bootcamp is the best for boosting your child’s creativity and providing a fun, engaging experience kids will love.
Advanced registration is required & must be completed by Noon on the day of each class session. | Buy Tickets |
| | Dan Rodriguez LIVE@TheREP
Saturday, March 22nd
Show Time: 7:30 pm
Tickets: $40 and $32 for REP Members
Dan Rodriguez has a bluesy roots rock aesthetic with sharp singer/songwriter chops and a folkie side that’s unafraid to express itself with nothing more than an acoustic guitar in tow. After a round of great success with his 2018 EP 25 Years, Rodriguez explores his Americana soul roots in his debut self-produced record, Troubadour Family Man. Rodriguez’s earlier efforts earned him a meaningful measure of commercial notice, namely placing songs for ads during high profile events like the Super Bowl and the World Series. Over the years, he has shared the stage with artists like The Civil Wars, Andy Grammer, Will Hoge, Haley Reinhart, Sister Hazel and more. | Buy Tickets |
| | Charlie Mars LIVE@TheREP
Friday, April 4th
Show Time: 7:30 pm
Tickets: $40 and $32 for REP Members
Charlie Mars is a country and folk-inflected singer songwriter blessed with a warm vocal croon and a knack for crafting poignant, earthy songs. He has been a journeyman artist with major label releases and high profile gigs opening for the likes of REM, KT Tunstall, and Steve Earle. The Mississippi-based troubadour grew up listening to various styles of pop/rock, from Michael Jackson to the Violent Femmes, and developed a sonic style uniquely his own. With its sparse instrumentation and focus on transcendent grooves and ambient space, his minimalist approach to music adds maximum intensity to Mars’ already powerful songwriting. | Buy Tickets |