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Auditions/Opportunities
LAGRANGEVILLE: 5/12
(2pm) & 5/14 (6pm) - Next to Normal
@ Trinity Players, United Methodist Church, 6 South Cross Rd. -
(845) 227-7855
Performances/Productions
ALBANY: 5/2-19 - The Oldest Profession @ Albany Civic Theater -
www.albanycivictheater.org
BEACON: 6/14-23 - Proof @ Beacon Tehatre,
445 Main St. - (845) 226-8099
BETHEL: ONGOING PERFORMANCES @ Bethel Woods
Center for the Performing Arts -
www.bethelwoodscenter.org
BREWSTER: 5/13 - Plumbfield, Iraq; 8/13 - City of
Angels; 10/13 - Much Ado About Nothing @ Brewster
Theatre Co. -
www.brewstertheatercompany.org
BRIARCLIFF MANOR: 4/26-5/11 - KUNSTLER @
Hudson Stage Co., Woodward Hall Theatre, Pace University -
www.hudsonstage.com
BRONX: BOEING BOEING by Marc Camoletti; Translated
by: Beverly Cross and Francis Evans; Directed by Nick Sala.
May 3, 4, 9,
10 & 11 @ 8pm. & May 5 @ 3pm
- City Island Theater Group,
GRACE HALL, 116 CITY ISLAND AVENUE.
www.cityislandtheatergroup.com; 718-885-3066
ELMSFORD: 4/11-6/9 - Guys & Dolls; Kenny Vance & The Planotones -
November 5; Tribute To The King! - November 13; Holiday
Laugh-Off - November 19; Miracle On 34th Street - November
29-January 13; Steve Lippia's Simply Sinatra Christmas Special -
December 4; A Doo Wop Christmas - December 11;
Tony Kenny's
Irish Christmas - December 18 @ Westchester Broadway
Theatre, One Broadway Plaza - (914) 592-2222;
www.broadwaytheatre.com
KATONAH: 5/3-11 - Young Frankenstein @
Spotlight Theatre Productions, Harvey School Performing Arts,
260 Jay St. - (845) 526-3461
 NYC: 5/2-19 - Chemistry of Love @ LA MAMA, 74A
East 4th Street (btw Bowery & 2nd Ave) -
http://chemistryoflove.net/
NYC: "A
Celebration of the Life and Music of Dave Brubeck" will
be held on Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 4:00 P.M.
at The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, 1047 Amsterdam
Avenue in New York City. All are welcome. Information on The
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine can be found at
www.stjohndivine.org
or by calling 212-316-7540. Public inquiries regarding the Dave
Brubeck celebration can be directed to
contactus@absolutelylive.net and will be answered when
further details become available.
NYC: the cell: A Twenty First
Century Salon, Founding Artistic Director Nancy Manocherian,
and Artistic Director Kira Simring, are pleased to announce the
world premiere production of PETER/WENDY
adapted and directed by Jeremy Bloom from J.M. Barries Peter Pan
and Wendy and The Little White Bird and scored by the indie
band, The Books. PETER/WENDY will play a limited engagement
utilizing the unique multi-level, indoor and outdoor space of
the cell (338 W. 23rd St NYC). Performances run May
30-June 22. Opening Night is Saturday, June 1 (8 p.m.).
Tickets are available at
www.thecelltheatre.org
NYC: 6/3 - Running of the Red Bulls
@ Red Bull Theater - 212/343-7394;
www.redbulltheater.com
NYC: Award-Winning
Cabaret/Theater actress/singer Vickie Phillips
returns to DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th St - 212-757-0788 -
www.donttellmamanyc.com
) with her new acclaimed show 'Majestic Singer's Journey' on
Saturday, June 22nd at 7:15 pm. Musical
direction and arrangements are by Tracy Stark. The show features
the songs of Leiber & Stoller, Maltby & Shire, Bob Ost, Holly
Near, Cole Porter and Tom Lehrer, including a special "A" to "Z"
MOVIE MEDLEY with a bevy of revered and loved silver screen
favorites! Call for cover/minimum information.
NYC: Ongoing -
EMOTIONAL CREATURE, A New Play by
Eve Ensler, Directed by Jo Bonney @ The Pershing Square
Signature Center, 480 West 42nd St. (between 9th & 10th Avenues)
featuring Ashley Bryant, Molly Carden, Emily S. Grosland,
Joaquina Kalukango, Sade Namei and Olivia Oguma. Discover,
celebrate and embrace your Emotional Creature! From the woman
who shattered taboos with The Vagina Monologues, comes a
compelling, 90-minute theatrical experience. Tony Award winner
Eve Ensler’s new play empowers the Emotional Creature within
every human being. PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE: Tuesdays 7:30pm |
Wednesdays 2pm & 7:30pm | Thursdays 7:30pm, Fridays 7:30pm |
Saturdays 2pm & 8pm | Sundays 7:30pm. $38 Tickets (reg. $75)*
Visit www.TicketCentral.com and enter code ECGEN, Call
212.279.4200 and mention code ECGEN. FOR MORE INFORMATION, visit
www.EmotionalCreature.com. *Restrictions and black out dates
apply.
NYC: Ongoing -
Triassic Park @ SOHO Playhouse Mainstage - Raucous and
hilarious, TRIASSIC PARQ The Musical vividly brings together
music, sex and singing dinosaurs in ways hitherto unimagined.
Chaos is unleashed upon the not-so-prehistoric world when one
dinosaur in a clan of females spontaneously turns male. The
mutation spawns a chain reaction of identity crises, forcing the
dinosaurs to question the very facts of life they've held as
truth.TRIASSIC PARQ is an unflinching musical meditation on
science, faith and love. Like all great tales laden with import,
it is narrated by Morgan Freeman. WINNER - BEST MUSICAL FRINGE
NYC 2010. 15 Vandam St. -
www.sohoplayhouse.com
NYC: Ongoing Thurs
& Fri - Who Loves You Baby; Sat - Simon Lovell's Strange &
Unusual Hobbies; Sat - Ted Greenberg's The Complete Performer
@ SOHO Playhouse Huron Club, 15 Vandam St. -
www.sohoplayhouse.com
NYC: Ongoing - FREUD'S
LAST SESSION is produced Off-Broadway by Carolyn
Rossi Copeland, Robert Stillman and Jack Thomas. The performance
schedule is Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
evenings at 8pm; with matinees Wednesday at 2:30pm, Saturday at
2pm, and Sunday at 3pm. Running time is 79 minutes with no
intermission. Tickets are $65 and are available at
Telecharge.com 212-239-6200 or through
www.FreudsLastSession.com. A limited number of $21.50
Student Rush tickets (cash only, with valid student ID) are
available at the box office beginning three hours prior to each
performance.
NYC: Ongoing - Tony DeSare
is featured at BEMELMAN'S BAR at the CARLYLE (35 East 76th
Street - 212-744-1600 -
www.thecarlyle.com/entertainment.cfm) every Sunday night
from 9:00 pm to midnight. With a singing style that ranges from
dreamy pop to boogie-woogie and R&B, Tony DeSare's
interpretations of classic standards and sophisticated original
compositions have earned him a reputation as one of the
country's hottest young performers. Put in a class with Frank
Sinatra, Michael Buble, and Harry Connick, Jr., DeSare's
versatility enables him to headline at major jazz rooms like
Birdland and the Blue Note, post nightclubs like the Cafe
Carlyle, or in major concert halls around the world. Call for
cover/minimum information.
NYC: Ongoing - MIDTOWN JAZZ AT
MIDDAY continues at ST. PETER'S CHURCH - LIVING
ROOM, Lexington Avenue at 54th Street every Wednesday -
www.saintpeters.org/jazz/midtownjazz.htm.
This long-running series was created by Edmund Anderson and is
now produced by Ronny Whyte and Joan Uttal Anderson, Production
Consultant. Performances are at 1:00 pm, $10 donation.
NYACK: 7/12-8/3 - I Love You,
You're Perfect, Now Change @ Elmwood Playhouse - (845)
353-1313
RIVERDALE: 5/3-11 - Reasons to
Be Pretty @ Red Monkey Theatre Group, Cahill Theatre,
College Mt. St. Vincent, 6301 Riverdale Ave. -
www.redmonkeytheater.org
SCHUYLERVILLE: 10/20 - The Singing Anchors
on Broadway @ Schuylerville Community Theatre,
Schuylerville H.S. Auditorium - 695-5480
SUFFERN: 4/12-5/12 - Damn
Yankees @ Antrim Players, 15 Spook Rock Rd. - (845)
354-9503
WAPPINGER FALLS: 5/3-18 - AIDA
@ County Players, 2681 W. Main St. - (845) 298-1491
YORKTOWN: 7/20-28 - BIG @ Yorktown Stage, 1976 Commerce St. -
www.yorktownstage.org
Workshops/Classes
AMAGANSETT: Camp Shakespeare! will offer one- and
two-week sessions, August 5-9 and August 12-16
at St. Michael's Lutheran Church. We're also considering
workshops in Bridgehampton August 19-23. Reserve a spot for the
Amagansett sessions online at
www.hamptons-shakespeare.org/camp, click "Camp Reservation
Form", and follow the instructions; Call (631) 267-0105. Tuition
is $420 per week or $800 for both weeks, and financial aid is
available. No payment information is needed to reserve, and
reservations may be cancelled at any time. Camp Shakespeare is a
fun, creative, and welcoming place for kids and teens, ages 8 -
15, to explore theater and Shakespeare. Activities involve
acting, improvisation, movement, voice, and theatrical arts and
crafts with trained theater educators in an atmosphere of
discovery and cooperation. Workshops run 9am - 3pm each day, and
each weeklong session culminates in a performance for family and
friends.
NYC: 3-Day Adult Intensive - May 17-19, 2013 - Creating
the Character: A three-day intensive where the work
will focus on character development, including courses in mask,
clown, and ongoing voice and text analysis; 4-Day Adult
Intensive - July 18-21, 2013: Setting the Scene. A four-day
summer session that will focus on scene study, providing
students ample time to delve into characters, beats, text, and
additional voice and movement work. Take any one or any
combination of the above classes to receive a unique and
connected training experience. Master Teachers for intensives
are led by working professionals such as: Christopher Bayes,
Jesse Berger, J. David Brimmer, Jack Doulin, Heidi Griffiths,
Deborah Hecht, Stuart Howard, Kay Matschullat, Pat McCorkle,
Patrick Page, Matthew Rauch, Derek Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Rick
Sordelet, Michael Urie, Andrew Wade, Ralph Zito, and more.
www.redbulltheater.com;
(212) 352-3101
NYC: Limon Summer 2013: Teaching Contemporary Limon
(in partnership with NYU Steinhardt) - July 1-12.
Workshops for Teachers examine the use of Humphrey/Limón
principles in contemporary dance training and are designed to
guide each participant to find an individual approach to
Limón-based teaching. Open to teachers and graduates of teaching
programs. (Eligible students can register for graduate credit
for NYC workshop) Each workshop is led by Alan Danielson, Limón
School Director, with Geraldine Cardiel, Roxane D'Orleans Juste
and Ann Vachon. Programs include daily technique classes, and
explorations of the underlying principles through phrase-work
and theoretical analysis. Special sessions focus on kinetic and
anatomical issues, creating class structure, and the use of
rhythm and music in Limon classes. Participants have
opportunities to present class materials and contemporary dance
phrases based on Limón principles. All Workshops run
Monday-Friday, 10:00-4:30pm; All workshop fees—$900 USD; More
Information and Application Forms -
CLICK HERE
NYC: Broadway Teachers Workshop - Session A:
July 8-10, 2013; Session B: July 11-13,
2013; Session C: July 15-17, 2013 - A
3-day intensive workshop on Broadway that includes your ticket
to 4 shows with post show cast discussions; 8 workshops and
master classes with Broadway performers, creative teams, and
production staff; and peer sessions throughout. Work along side
Broadway’s top artists and your peers from around the world in
an exhilarating and enriching professional development
experience that goes behind the scenes on Broadway. Explore the
craft of theatre as it pertains to your school productions, and
gain useful information to bring back to your students.
One Day Tech Event: This more intimate event (limited
to 50 participants total) will connect you with the design and
technical experts working on Broadway. It will include a visit
to Parsons-Meares Costume shop, a workshop in scenic painting
and drops, and a special effects makeup and prosthetics class.
All sessions will be held at the Foxwoods Theatre (home to
Broadway's SPIDERMAN: TURN OFF THE DARK), 214 West 43rd St.
Broadway Teachers Workshop: $649 (through April 1, 2013), $699
(after April 1, 2013) (please note: tuition includes your ticket
to four shows, all workshops and master classes, & talk backs,
but it does not include transportation, food or housing.) One
Day Tech Event: $250 (or $225 if taken in conjunction with
Session A, B or C of the Broadway Teachers Workshop.) Tuition is
payable by credit card via an online application. Registrants
also have the option to print and mail an application and pay by
check, purchase order or credit card. Application is online at
www.broadwayteachinggroup.com. GRADUATE
CREDIT/PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CREDITS: Participants in the
Broadway Teachers Workshop may elect to earn 3 graduate credits
through the UNLV Theatre department. Find out more. QUESTIONS?
Pam Pariseau:
pam@broadwayteachinggroup.com (917-673-6082) or Gordon
Greenberg:
gordon@broadwayteachinggroup.com (212-556-4725)
NYC/MISC: Baldwin Wallace University
Conservatory of Music ( www.bw.edu
) in partnership with PlayhouseSquare (
www.playhousesquare.org
), the largest performing arts center in the nation outside of
New York City, and The Cleveland Cabaret Project (
www.clevelandcabaret.com ), is excited to announce the new
CABARET INTENSIVE, a week-long summer program allowing
participants to explore cabaret performing, to be held Sunday
through Friday, July 28th through August 2nd,
2013. Cabaret veterans and co-founders of the Cleveland Cabaret
Project, Lora Workman and Charles Eversole, will lead the
Intensive, with guest master class artists Broadway-veteran Liz
Callaway and pianist/music director Alex Rybeck. The event will
culminate in a final performance at PLAYHOUSESQUARE (1501 Euclid
Avenue, Cleveland, OH - 216-771-4444 -
www.playhousesquare.org
). Singers who are looking to explore cabaret performance are
encouraged to submit an audition by May 15, 2013 for
consideration. During six days of intensive training, singers
will participate in daily cabaret workshop classes, private
lessons with a member of BW's voice faculty and master classes.
In addition, participants will explore the business of doing
cabaret and other topics necessary for a successful cabaret
performance. Participants will present a professionally-produced
cabaret on Friday evening, August 2, at PlayhouseSquare's
Westfield Insurance Studio Theatre. For more information, please
contact 440-826-2365 or
conreach@bw.edu, or visit:
www.bw.edu/academics/conservatory/outreach/smp/cabaret/.
SYRACUSE: Circus Camp for ages 8-14 - Session 1: July 8-July 20
& Session 2: July 22-Aug 3 @ Open Hand Theater, 518
Prospect Ave. -
www.openhandtheater.org |
