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Feature:  Star Bar Spotlight: Crystal Carter: STELLLLAAAAAHHH! The Star Bar Blog Updated 5/29/13: Streetcar: The Beginning of Our Journey and Plam's Director's Notes Around Town: See what else is showing! Videos: An inside look at Star Bar actors at work Meet our Sister-Theatre across the pond! Chesil Theatre in Winchester, Hampshire. Their company, the Winchester Dramatic Society, has been running for 150 years and perform in a 12th-century church.

MAY 24 - JUNE 9:  A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams Tennessee Williams' aching, iconic portrait of deception, delusion, passion and yearning comes to luminous life this May on the Star Bar stage. Follow Blanche Dubois into the smoldering heart of the Big Easy on her last, desperate search for sanctuary and salvation. See Tracy Mobley-Martinez's review of Streetcar  for The Gazette here. See Todd Wallinger's review for The Independent here. See Alysabeth's response to Todd's review here. May 24 - June 9, 2013 Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays at 8, Sundays at 4 May 24 & 25 at 8PM; May 30, 31, June 1 at 8PM, June 2 at 4PM; June 6, 7 & 8 at 8PM, June 9 at 4PM ~ SUNDAY SHOWS ARE PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN! (Unreserved seating at door only) Directed by Stephanie Mathewson and David Plambeck. Starring: Crystal Carter as Stella Dylan Mosley as Stanley Alysabeth Clements Mosley as Blanche Mark Sullivan as Mitch Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 senior/military/veteran $6 for students (student tickets available at box office only; sorry, no reservations) Sunday Special: Un-reserved seating is Pay-what-you-can! Make your reservations online today at EVENTBRITE! Don't forget about our Second Saturday Salons! Stay after the show for a glass of wine and a chat about the show with our cast, crew and director. Performances are held at  THEATREdART : 128 N. Nevada - just around the corner from Acacia Park. Entrance is in the middle of the block, between King Chef and Fratelli. Theatre is on the second floor. There's an elevator available if you need it.                                   Original Painting by Dáreece Walker. He's on Facebook, too. INDY REVIEW: Todd Wallinger critiques God of Carnage COLORADOSPRINGS.COM: Tracy Mobley-Martinez reviews Cuckoo's Nest

We are lucky in COS to have a group like Star Bar that is willing to take a chance on a risky play like "Bug" -- or, for that matter, "Waiting for Godot" last Fall. -- "Bug" is not an easy play. We witness how seemingly normal people in the first act are drawn into a psychotic world of paranoia and conspiracy theory in the second act. Not the most uplifting theme in the world! -- The transition is tough, and the playwright doesn't really help. Three weaknesses of the main character are revealed in the first act, and none are used in the second act to make the transition believable. The actors have to do that all on their own. The Star Bar players are powerful and should be supported, in my view, even if only because they are willing take huge risks -- like this one. - James Wood, 2010 THE BEST OF THE SPRINGS 2011: Star Bar scored for best play, best makeup and best director! Thanks, Gazette! GAZETTE'S BEST OF THE SPRINGS 2012: Tracy Mobley-Martinez's expert pick for Best Actress went to our own Alysabeth Clements Mosley! September, 2012: The Pikes Peak Arts Council has nominated Elizabeth Kahn and Curt Layman for their stellar set design for Empty Plate!

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