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Day Gettin’ Older for OK! at Artisan
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! begins the final week of performances today at Artisan Center Theater in Hurst, Texas. Claimed to be the highest grossing production in the theater’s history by an Artisan representative, the show has enjoyed sold-out crowds for … Continue reading
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Column Review: OKLAHOMA!
The energy and spirit of this cast of ACT’s OKLAHOMA! produced an end result that was miraculous. “Lucky for us here in the metroplex we have Artisan Center Theater in Hurst to take aim at the target and mostly hit the mark with their version of OKLAHOMA!” ~Lyle Huchton of John Garcia’s The Column Continue reading
OKLAHOMA! Opens at Artisan
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s OKLAHOMA! opens this weekend at Artisan Center Theater. Brad Stephens will make his bow as Curly McLain on Saturday evening at 7:30 PM. Continue reading
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Brad Turns Curly in OKLAHOMA!
Brad Stephens has accepted the role of Curly McLain in the Artisan Center Theater production of OKLAHOMA! The Rodgers & Hammerstein staple runs May 14 – June 26, 2010 in Hurst, Texas. Continue reading
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It’s Good To Be The King
Brad Stephens will play King Arthur in Artisan Center Theater’s production of Lerner & Loewe’s CAMELOT, running December 31, 2010 through January 29, 2011. Continue reading
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DINNER Is Served!
ICT MainStage raises the curtain on its 2009-2010 season tonight at 8 PM with the opening of Don’t Dress for Dinner by Marc Camoletti. An opening night reception will be held immediately following the show in which the company will provide refreshements along with an opportunity to meet the cast. Continue reading
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About Brad
Brad Stephens is an award-winning actor based in Dallas/Fort Worth. A veteran of multiple media, he has performed in many commercials, films and stage productions. Brad has won numerous awards as a serious actor including two coveted Column Awards – … Continue reading
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