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All Out On Stage

Columbus River Dragons, and Southern THE RIVERSIDE THEATRE -
Indoor Football’s Columbus Lions. COLUMBUS STATE UNIVERSITY
400 4th St. The CSU Department of Theatre &
706.653.4460 • columbusciviccenter.org Dance produces a 10-show season of
cutting-edge plays, musicals, and a
summer repertory theatre.
“Excellent venue, clean, ample parking.” 6 West 10th St.
706.507.8444
NO SHAME THEATRE columbusstate.edu/theatre
At this Friday showcase of original
improv, music, comedy, poetry, and dance,
you can perform. Must be 18, you can’t “What a fun show and what a great theater.”
break anything, must perform original
material and your act can only be 5 minutes. THE JOYCE AND HENRY SCHWOB
Sign-ups at 10 p.m., show begins at 10:30 SCHOOL OF MUSIC - CSU
p.m. $5 at the door. The Schwob School of Music presents
springeroperahouse.org/no-shame-theatre more than 300 performances every year;
most free.
706.649.7225
music.columbusstate.edu
“A fantastic venue to release emotions and
cause laughter.”

FAMILY THEATRE
Musicals, comedies, dramas, children’s 7
theatre, a dance program, and an occasional
magic show provide family entertainment.
2100 Hamilton Rd.
706.431.3752 • familytheatre.org

“Some incredible talent!”
LIBERTY THEATRE
& CULTURAL CENTER
Opened in 1924, Columbus’ first Black
theatre was placed on the National Register
of Historic Places in 1984, and has hosted
such performers as Marian Anderson, Ella
Fitzgerald, Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, the
big bands of Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway
and Fletcher Henderson, as well as
Columbus’ own Ma Rainey and her
protégé, Bessie Smith. 813 8th Ave.
706.604.1331 • libertycolumbusga.org
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