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ABCT
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Winner of Five Big Easy Awards!
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We are happy to be able to present clothing, posters, and other products, that have been created for ABCT, to our friends and fans. Take a moment to browse the merchandise and services knowing that all proceeds benefit the Anthony Bean Community Theater. It is a great way to show support of live theater in New Orleans!
The ABCT Spandex Visor Cap(White)
100% Spandex/cotton blend, machine washable Sizes small - large
15x20 Print on Medium Wt Gloss Paper
$25.00
Ol’ Skool a musical soulfood is a song and dance celebration that will have you dancing in the aisle and grooving to the classic soul hits. It tells the story of a group of hip hop youngstas who discover real soul music and it’s legendary artists when they find a magical trunk, slips into a pair of bell bottoms and travel back in time when the world grooved to R&B, Funk, Soul, and Motown music from the 60’s and 70’s.
$25.00
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Anthony Bean, recipient of Atlanta’s Bronze Jubilee Award and
the Golden Halo Award, Southern California Motion Picture Council’s
highest honor, has co-starred in two Sirinsky films Le Click and Turn
On, and held principal roles in the television dramas
Miami Vice, Big Easy, and A Raisin in the Sun, for PBS, and recently
seen in the Academy Award winning film Monster’s Ball. He recently
founded the Anthony Bean Community Theater premiering the new musical
Simply Irma, the story of south Louisiana singing legend, Irma Thomas.
“When the Trumpet Sounds” is an inspirational tale of a man who overcomes poverty, and a troubled youth to become an esteemed college professor. The man, Richard, tells his story through a series of flashback scenes, and includes vignettes that let Bean play a rambunctious boy, a confused youth, a wannabe dude, a broken alcoholic and an old man named Charlie. Bean Captures the joy’s, pains, and awkwardness of childhood and adolescence, transcending the limitation of age, and even racial barriers, by enacting rituals attended with different ages of a male in a household where the Father is Supposedly absent. “When The Trumpet Sounds” is a very warm, touching play that is both entertaining and educational, and provides a very unique opportunity – a rare experience in the theater – that pays tribute to the art of the one-man show
