Zach Rosing Productions just completed a series of video elements for the Phoenix Theatre’s current production The Dos and Don’ts of Time Travel.

Ever wish you had a magical “do-over” button to make everything perfect in your relationship? Zoey, who lives with Sally Bowles abandon and Holly Golightly charm, learns to time travel through sheer force of will. She continually comes back to her partner Claire, a more traditional soul, hoping to end up somewhere in time when everything is perfect in their lives.

The Dos and Don’ts of Time Travel runs Thursday-Saturday July 16th thru August 15th. Visit www.phoenixtheatre.org for more details.

Click here to read Hope Baugh’s review of the show. Photo by Julie Curry.

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Music and Lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul

Directed by Matthew Cunningham
Assistant Director: Amanda Salazar  /  Producer: Zach Rosing  /  Music Director: Nick Herman

Starring Brian Benson, Sarah Hoffman, Mikayla Reed and Dane Rogers

About The Show

A song cycle revue by the up and coming team of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, winners of the coveted Jonathan Larson Award for songwriting. The show is about the trials and tribulations of moving into adulthood and the search for love, commitment and meaning. Learn more about the show on their website, www.pasekandpaul.com.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.programsindy.com.

Dates and Times

Theatre on the Square
627 Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46204

In May of 2008 the shelter had an opportunity to enter its children’s video, titled The Need For Change Is Now, in the Portraits of Compassion video contest, sponsored by the Health and Human Services division of the White House Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives. Zach Rosing Productions originally produced this video in April of 2007.

This video was selected in the top four Honorable Mentions received throughout the United States and was premiered during the conference. Speakers included the President of the United States George W. Bush as well as many other national and state dignitaries.

A winning version of The Need for Change is Now can be viewed at the Department of Health and Human Services website, and the original video can be viewed above.

Book by Jon Hartmere & Damon Intrabartolo
Music by Damon Intrabartolo
Lyrics by Jon Hartmere

Producers: Daniel Robert & Zach Rosing / Director: Matthew Cunningham

About The Show

This moving pop opera gives audiences members a chance to take a look at teen life in a way not often portrayed on stage. As the curtain rises on this energetic musical you are witnessing a story that is already in full motion. Jason and Peter are in love, but struggle with keeping their relationship a secret as they attend Catholic boarding school.

From speech class and confession by day to raves and the abuse of communion wine by night, the lives of these two boys and their friends are explored and dissected as they try to navigate the maze know as high school.

Dates and Times

Wheeler Arts Center

Historic Fountain Square
1035 Sanders Street #111
Indianapolis IN 46203

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• In June I’ll be back at New Hope running the media stuff for VBS. Check out our website here. It will be updated daily and is sure to be very nifty.
• In July I’ll be in Colorado for a week with Legacy. Visit their website or check out pics from last year’s trip to North Dakota.
• Project 365 continues.
• I’ve started a tumblelog. Never heard of them? You can get to mine by going to tumblr.zachrosing.com.
• The rest of the summer I’ll be taping lots and lots of theatre.

Now you know.

When you find yours, you’ll see an “ALL SIZES” button above the picture. Then look for “Available Sizes” and pick the one you’d like. “Original” will look the best but will download slowly on slower connections. Finally, click the “Download” link to save your picture.