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 |                                     | | Don't miss Dead Man's Shoes before it runs away!    
  Since its inception, Dead Man's Shoes has received a national new play award, coverage in American Theatre Magazine, the elusive 4-star review from the Detroit Free Press, and loads of other positive reviews. With only 5 performances remaining, Shoes is coming to a close, and we don't want you to miss out on this extraordinary show. 
 Dead Man's  Shoes will close on Sunday, April 8, with no possibility of extension.
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 | Artist Spotlight: Mark Rademacher
 featured as Rothko, in Red
 Mark Rademacher last appeared  at Performance Network during the spring of 2011 in Circle Mirror Transformation, playing, if you can believe it, a very inexperienced actor. Previous to that, he appeared in The White Rose, Molly Sweeny, Quartet and How I Learned to Drive, for which he won  the Detroit Free Press Award for Best Actor. 
 Mark  has also appeared at the Planet Ant Theatre (Best Dramatic Performance,  Oakland Press), Meadow Brook Theatre, and at the Jewish Ensemble  Theatre (with his current co-star, Kevin Young), among others.
 
 Mark's recent film credits include Mitch Albom's Have a Little Faith, The Five Year Engagement, which opens nation-wide on April 27, and the upcoming Sparkle, featuring Whitney Houston and Cee-Lo Green.
 
 See Mark in Red, beginning April 19.
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 |                     | | Kids Corner: Jamie and Jordan
 April 28, 1pm    Born in the  same hospital on the same day, neighbors Jamie and Jordan are  lifelong   best friends until a twist of fate (and ankle!) separates them.  This   hilarious musical tale teaches children about the importance of a   healthy lifestyle and healthy friendship - both important for long   lasting happiness. 
 Tickets:
 $7 for children, $10 for adults.
 
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 | Coming Soon...RED ALL OVER: A Community Art Project
 During a scene of John Logan's  Red,  Mark Rothko and his assistant discuss all the things that the color red  represents to them -- lipstick, a heartbeat, the feeling of a sunrise. 
 Red  represents something different to each of us. But, if we bring them all  together, can we create one thing, representing our community?
 
 Leading up to the opening of Red  on April 27th, Ann Arbor residents will notice canvases scattered  around town at some favorite hot spots including Zingerman's, Arbor  Brewing Company, and the Michigan Theatre. We invite you to contribute  your own expression of Red, as we create a community art show.
 
 The finished canvases will be on display in the PNT lobby, during the run of Red.
 
 Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up-to-date with where you can visit the  canvases!
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