Peter Rothstein directs The Children’s Theatre Company’s very first production of “Annie”. The story about the redefinition of family is as relevant today as it was in the 1930s when film and stage adaptations were drawn from the popular comic strip. Illustrator Adam Turman’s work is bold, colorful and eye-catching. Known for his art prints of iconic city landmarks, cycling scenes and pinups, Adam’s distinctive style has promoted bands, businesses and charities all over town. The vibraphone, lap steel guitar and upright bass make up the unique instrumentation of The Neighborhood Trio.
Full episode and other related segments
- #236: The Children’s Theatre Company, Adam Turman + The Neighborhood Trio
- The Children’s Theatre Production of Annie
- Annie: Working With Sandy
- Costumes and Wigs for “Annie”
- Lee Mark Nelson as Daddy Warbucks in “Annie”
- The Set Model for “Annie”
- “Annie” Director Peter Rothstein
- Adam Turman
- The Neighborhood Trio
- Steve on Vibes from The Neighborhood Trio
- The Neighborhood Trio: Shag
- The Neighborhood Trio: Puddles
- The Neighborhood Trio – Dan On Lap Steel
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