Excerpt:

"Of course the crux of this play’s success lands squarely on the more than capable Marshall-Oliver’s shoulders.  It is crystal clear from the moment she steps through Michael Pettigrew’s arcing sunbeam-styled set and sings the word “joyful” (a chill-inducing version of Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy”) that she is the real deal.   She has a soaring, powerful voice that demands even more songs than this play contains.  Her bushels of personality, likeability, and charm transfix the audience, and her incredible characterizations and impersonations are more like miraculous embodiments as she whirls, contorts, and dances around the stage."

 Jubilee Theatre proudly presents a Musical Theatre Workshop hosted by Mark Miller

 Marketing Coordinator

Jubilee Theatre, an African-American theater company in Fort Worth, seeks a Marketing Coordinator. The Marketing Coordinator is responsible for planning and implementing all marketing for Jubilee Theatre with some development, operations, and administrative responsibilities as assigned and needed by the Managing Director. For a full job description, please visit www.jubileetheatre.org. Please submit resume and cover letter to jobs@jubileetheatre.org. No phone calls please. Submission deadline is July 22, 2011.

Star-Telegram: "Jubilee Theatre's revival of Alice Wonder is just Wonderful". Review by Punch Shaw

High school dancers wanted. Auditions this Saturday.

We will be casting for our summer musical, Once On This Island (July 22 – August 21) and the 2011 – 2012 season of six shows.

The dynamic 2011-2012 Season will include a Pulitzer Prize winning play, a Tony sweeping musical and a contemporary work having its Texas premiere.

Three casts of high school students from FWISD will perform an abridged version of Shay Youngblood’s coming of age drama, Shakin' the Mess Outta Misery, Jubilee Theatre this Thursday, February 24, 2011 at 8pm.

The Monday Night Series kicks off the year with Word Power: A Poetry Contest, on February 21, 2011.

Join Artistic Director Tre Garrett and other guest teachers on the main stage at Jubilee Theatre the first and third Monday of each month, starting April 4.

This 1988 play charms on a number of levels thanks to a production that overflows with fine performances that deliver both the humor and heart of the show with equal success.

 The African Company Presents Richard III Auditions 7pm - 9pm 

 On the theater beat, Fort Worth had a strong year, notably from Circle Theatre and Jubilee Theatre.
 

Jubilee, celebrating its 30th anniversary, dusts off a holiday classic.

It's not exactly the ghost of Christmas past, but the spirit of Rudy Eastman is visiting Jubilee Theatre.

If you're already growing weary of "pa-rum-pa-pum-pum" and Santa Baby, and are looking for a new way to get your praise on this Christmas season, God's Trombones is just the ticket.

Star-Telegram covers Jubilee Theatre's new Artistic Director, Tre Garrett.

The Board of Trustees of Jubilee Theatre is excited to announce Jubilee Theatre's new Artistic Director, Tre Garrett.

 Update! Auditions November 22 & 23 for Shakin' the Mess Outta Misery

Home: The terrific opener for Jubilee Theatre's 30th season.

This carefully honed production features outstanding acting and a comanding script, making it a fine way for this theater to begin its fourth decade.

Go Home. There's no place like it.

Join Jubilee at the Modern Art Museum on October 28.

Click to see the full list of winners from our 2010 Mendies Awards.

 Meet Madeline Rose Keller, Jubilee intern for the Summer of 2010.

 Mark Lowry reviews Blues in the Night.

Original scripts wanted for our 2010/2011 Musical & Reading Series.

 Blues in the Night: Special Sunday evening performances.

Fort Wort Star-Telegram reviews Gem of the Ocean.

Job opportunity: Artistic Director

 Audition information for Blues in the Night  is now available.

 Fort Worth Star Telegram-- Eva-Marie Ayala reports on The Wiz collaboration.

Party at the Modern 2010 pictures now available.

 Jubilee Theatre dedicated the April 24th matinee performance of One Mo' time to Texas Christian University...

 Southwest premiere of August Wilson's Gem...

Jubilee Theatre today announced the resignation of Artistic Director Ed Smith. The resignation is effective August 31, 2010, at the end of the 2009-2010 Season.

Jubilee Theatre continues the 2009-2010 season, the company’s 29th, with One Mo’ Time – An Evening at the Lyric 1926, a rousing musical with music that celebrates Black vaudeville of the 1920s. Jubilee’s production is directed by Tyrone King with musical direction by Joe Rogers.

Jubilee Theatre continues their twenty-ninth season with the powerful and moving drama by Dr. Endesha Ida Mae Holland, From the Mississippi Delta. Holland, a noted scholar and dramatist, wrote a memoir of the same name in 1997. This powerful story chronicles her journey from poverty and prostitution in the Jim Crow South to civil rights activism, a Ph.D. and an academic career.

Jubilee’s 2009 Bake Auction will be on December 13th following the 3 p.m. performance of Home for the Holidays!

Jubilee Theatre continues the 2009-2010 season with an original holiday musical written and directed by Ed Smith. Home for the Holidays will officially open December 4 and continue through December 27. Come celebrate the holiday season with Jubilee Theatre in the heart of Sundance Square’s festive entertainment district. Just one block from the Sundance Square Christmas tree!

Jubilee Theatre opens the 2009-2010 season with a regional premiere of the comedy by Samm-Art Williams, The Dance on Widow’s Row.

Jubilee Theatre Artistic Director Ed Smith announces the theatre’s 2009-2010 season, a lineup that opens with the sole North American production this year of The Dance on Widow’s Row by Samm-Art Williams. The season continues with Home for the Holidays, a new holiday musical by Ed Smith, Dr. Endesha Ida Mae Holland’s From the Mississippi Delta originally directed by Ed Smith in 1988, One Mo’ Time - An Evening at the Lyric Theatre in 1926 by Vernel Bagneriss, Gem of the Ocean by August Wilson, and Blues in the Night a review style musical conceived and originally directed by Sheldon Epps.

Jubilee Theatre ends its 2008-2009 Season, the company’s 28th, with Sam Shade: A Detective Musical, an original musical with music and lyrics by Joe Rogers. Directed by Tyrone King, this farce is based on the classic novels The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells and The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett.

Jubilee Theatre continues its celebration of the African-American experience with its 2008-2009 season and a new musical conceived by Jubilee Artistic Director, Ed Smith. The Gospel Queen featuring Sheran Goodspeed Keyton focuses on the life of one of gospel music’s greatest sensations, Mahalia Jackson.