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  • 28 August - East Vincent Township - Play for National Park Service-FROM OUT THE FIERY FURNACE

    28 Aug 2010 6:32 AM | Christine Emmert
    Christine Emmert's one-woman piece about women in the ironworking industry of the 1800s has been playing all winter at different venues in Pennsylvania.  Most currently it is being performed at Hibernia County Park on June 26th, at East Vincent Township Pavilion on Augst 28th, at Johanna Furnace on September 19th and at the German Historical Group in Green Lane PA on October 21st. 

  • 'Fittings' by Fiona Wheeler 28th August 2pm

    28 Aug 2010 12:00 AM | Deleted user
    Staged reading of new Melbourne play about gay marriage set mainly in the boutique where the wedding dresses are being made. La Mama Theatre, 205 Faraday St, Carlton (Melbourne, Aust) 2pm, 28th August. All tix $5

  • 12-15 August - JOGGING MEMORIES- a short play by Susan Apker to premiere at "Heller Shorts" Festival in Tulsa, OK,

    12 Aug 2010 10:48 AM | Deleted user

    A new play by Susan Apker about love, loss and the folly of regret will premiere as part of the brand new Heller Theatre Short Play Festival in Tulsa, OK.

    Eight plays by local playwrights will be performed for this first production that will become an annual event.  Ms. Apker is the project director for "Heller Shorts" and the motivator behind its inception. 

    All plays were judged blindly by a panel of local theatre artists. 

     

  • My Published book

    03 Aug 2010 4:52 PM | Deleted user
    Title of my book is "Jacquelyn Francis Darkest Moment"
    Paper back: 196 pages
    Publishers:   Enaz Publication (July 15, 2010)
    Language:   English
    ISBN-10:     1592322492
    ISBN-13:      978-1592322497

    You can find it in blackbookplus.com and amazon.com
     This is the  amazon web link - (http://www.amazon.com/Jacquelyne-Francis-Darkest-Moment-Cummings/dp/1592322492/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=128014
     4980&sr=1-1)  by  Ada C. Cummings (Paperback  - July 15, 2010)

    Review

    A moving story that will keep you captivated... --Black Book News

    Product Description

    Jacquelyn Francis a young pretty girl who blissfully lived with her rich parents until fate struck adversely. Her father, a bank manager lost his job and all he had labored for all his life and was sentenced to 25 years imprisonment for misdirecting a huge sum of money into a wrong account, thus turning a poor graduate wood joiner into a millionaire who had an intelligent police detective on his trail. Fortune again sprouts its lovely head in front of Jacquelyn and a silent thrilling love which kept her in so much suspense engulfed her when Valentine Thomson, a middle age billionaire walked into her life, but it was a thorny road which teetered their love on the brink of breaking, and sent her few steps to the land of the dead. Just at the end of her darkest moment, came a shinning bright light of love which spreads its rays on the aisle of the church.

    About the Author

    A. C. Cummings, fondly called Ada Awurum by her peers was born in Abba, in Nwangele LGA of Imo State in Nigeria. She is a graduate of History and International Relations. She started writing as an undergraduate and became a member of the International Center for Women Playwrights (ICWP). She is married with three children.

  • THE CONSEQUENCE OF IMPRESSION by Deborah Magid

    02 Aug 2010 7:00 PM | Deleted user
    Between 1868 and 1874, Édouard Manet painted Berthe Morisot more than a dozen times. Then she married his brother.

    THE CONSEQUENCE OF IMPRESSION (formerly THE DOPPELGANGER) garnered excellent response last November as a part of Cleveland Public Theatre's Little Box series of readings.  
    It has undergone rewrites that tightened and focused the characters, and will be read on Monday, August 2nd, 7pm at Dobama Theatre by Brian Pedaci (Édouard and Eugène Manet), Laurel Johnson (Berthe Morisot), Ursula Cataan* (Edma Morisot Pontillon), and Deborah Magid* (Mme Morisot).  Juliette Regnier directs.  JOIN US!

  • 23 July - 3 August - quARTet - Buffalo Infringement Festival in Buffalo, NY

    23 Jul 2010 12:41 PM | Anonymous

    quARTet at the Buffalo Infringement Festival in Buffalo, NY

     
    Definition: Art the process or product of deliberately arranging elements in a way to affect the senses or emotions
     
    Definition: quARTet the process and product of four independent playwrights deliberately interlinking four shorts to explore the consequences of ART.

    Featuring Hurry Back, Pork Pie Hat, by Melody von Smith; Sold! by Donna Hoke; Global Warming, by Michael Fanelli; and Eye of the Beholder, by Gary Earl Ross.

  • 23 July - Poetry reading at our Columbus retreat. USA

    23 Jul 2010 1:00 AM | Donna Spector
    Donna Spector will give a reading from her new book, THE WOMAN WHO MARRIED HERSELF, a Sinclair Poetry Prize finalist, at Borders in Columbus, Ohio, at 6 p.m. on Friday, July 23, 2010.

  • 19 July - 8 Aug - USA New York - International Cringefest 2010 - Artistic Director - Melba la Rose -

    19 Jul 2010 11:32 AM | Anonymous

    CHARLES BUSCH, ISRAEL HOROVITZ, DORIC WILSON,

    SHERRY EAKER & ELLIE COVAN

    TO BE CROWNED WITH HONORARY GOLDEN PINEAPPLES

    Friday, July 23rd, 2010

    at

    INTERNATIONAL CRINGEFEST '10

     

    On Friday, July 23rd, at the Honorary Golden Pineapple Awards of International CringeFest ‘10, the coveted golden fruit will be served up to:  Broadway/ off-Broadway playwright-actor Charles Busch, Broadway/ off-Broadway playwright Israel Horovitz, off-Broadway playwright & gay rights activist Doric Wilson, Backstage’s Editor-at-Large Sherry Eaker, and Dixon Place’s Founder & Executive Director Ellie Covan.  The event takes place in the Grand Theatre at the Producers’ Club.  Admission for the evening’s theme, Sex Encounters of a Disturbed Mind, directed by Robert Bartley and starring Richard Pryor Jr., the Honorary Golden Pineapple Awards ceremony, and the splendiferous party in the theatre’s Iluras Lounge is only $40.  Proceeds go to support the company’s dedicated year-round mission of taking professional theatre to under-served audiences, which they have been doing for the past 28 years.  Last year, Pineapples went to Taylor Mead, Mink Stole, Joe Franklin, Ginny Louloudes, and Michael Musto.  In 2008, it was legendary actress Marilyn Sokol, cabaret star Sidney Myer, and Warhol muse Ultra Violet.  Director Tom O'Horgan (Hair, Jesus Christ Superstar) was honored in 2007.

    The six year old CringeFest opens Monday, July 19, and closes Sunday, August 8, in the Grand Theatre at the Producers' Club, 358 W. 44 St.  These are BRILLIANT & HILARIOUS works that are irreverent, politically incorrect, politically satirical, naughty, and utterly zany – what could be bad?!  The schedule is M-F @ 8 pm, Sat. @ 5, 8 & 10:30 pm, Sun. @ 4 & 7 pm.  Plays are arranged in theme evenings and given quirky titles by artistic director Melba LaRose.  Themes rotate, so check the definitive schedule:  www.NYartists.org or www.Theatermania.com.  The audience goes for the night and gets to vote at the end for winners of the Golden Pineapple, Silver Tomato, and Bronze Banana… and Jack Lemons for the actors.  For one ticket, you get to see a number of wild ‘n crazy works (and sometimes a surprise 5-minute entr’acte) within a 2-hour timespan, including intermission.  The Producers' Club has a charming, inexpensive bar & lounge for before the show, at intermission, and at the end where you can mingle with performers.

    The 6 rotating themes contain 4-9 short plays/ musicals each.  "The Boss Gets Some Bad News," a 4-min. film by David Schrag, will open each evening.

    SEX ENCOUNTERS OF A DISTURBED MIND  (dir. Robert Bartley)  July 23,

    July 27, July 31 (5pm & 8pm); August 4

    PSYCHO BITCH PARTY  (dir. Kenny Howard)  July 19, July 24 (5pm & 8pm), July 30; August 5                                   

    IS THAT A CORNCOB IN YOUR POCKET? (dirs. Sharon Einhorn, Mark Falconer, Kenny Wade Marshall) July 20, July 28; August 2, August 7 (5pm & 8pm)

    SEX, THUGS & ROCKIN' ROLES  (dir. Tom Amici)  July 22, July 26, August 1 (4pm & 7pm), August 6

    DOW JONES MEETS DEEP THROAT  (dirs. Reginald Douglas, Eva Minemar, Aaron Arbiter)  July 21, July 25 (4pm & 7pm), July 29; August 3

    NO HOLES BARRED (late-night Saturday)  (dirs. Kenny Wade Marshall, Aaron Arbiter)  July 24 & July 31 & August 7 (10:30pm), Sun., August 8 (4pm)

                Tony Spinosa is Supervising Director of the theme evenings.  He is the only director to receive 2 Golden Pineapple Awards for his work with the CringeFest for the 2008 production of Charlie Chang and the Mysterious Salami, and the 2009 theme evening Is That a Spear in Your Pocket?  Tony is Resident Director for the Broadway revival of La Cage aux Folles.  Recently, he directed Village Light Opera Group's hit revival of Fiddler on the Roof.  Last year, he helmed VLOG's Kiss Me, Kate.

                This is the festival's third year at the Producers' Club.  The CringeFest is supported in part by the Dramatists Guild of America, corporate funders, and individual donors.  Coverage has appeared in The New York Times Sunday Arts & Leisure section, New York magazine, TimeOutNY, and more, providing exposure for a great number of artists:  50 in the first festival, 300 in the last one.  The house is packed nearly every night with producers, press/ media people, locals and tourists.  Renowned writers, composers, directors, and actors take part and some have been in several festivals.  We are proud to say that Kate MacCluggage, current amazing female lead of The 39 Steps, took part in the CringeFest a few years ago.

                NY Artists Unlimited is a 28 year old nonprofit organization that provides theatre and art to under-served audiences.  The company is supported in part by the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Nancy Quinn Fund, Puffin Foundation, Dramatists Guild Fund, corporate and individual contributors.  The festival lends a hand in supporting the mission to serve the community.  Movers 'n shakers behind this insanity are:  Melba LaRose, Artistic Director; Bill & Anita Brown, associate producers from Shooting Star Theatre; Tony Spinosa, Supervising Director, Court Sweeting, Technical Director, plus myriad interns and volunteers who make the whole thing happen.

                For more information or reservations, call 212-242-6036 or visit www.nyartists.org.  For online ticketing:  www.theatermania.com.  Grand Theatre at the Producers Club, 358 W. 44 St., betw. Eighth/ Ninth Aves., July 19-August 8.  Tickets are $25 M-Sat. @ 8 p.m. ($20 advance sales - deadline July 1); student tix $15; $20 Sat. @ 5 p.m. & Sun. @ 4 p.m.; $18 Sat. @ 10:30 & Sun. @ 7 p.m.; and $18 Sun., Aug. 8, @ 4 p.m.

    $40 HONORARY GOLDEN PINEAPPLE NIGHT TIX:  Fri., July 23, 8 p.m.-12 a.m. – Sex Encounters of a Disturbed Mind, Golden Pineapple Awards, party till you drop with splendiferous food & drink, all inclusive.  Reservations strongly suggested.

                Visit website for calendar of rotating theme nights:  www.NYartists.org

  • THE COUPLE NEXT DOOR 9/10-10/3

    21 Jun 2010 5:37 PM | Anonymous
    Runs September 10-October 3 at the Road Less Traveled Theater in Buffalo, New York. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday matinee.

    What happens on Grand Island doesn't always stay on Grand Island. When suburbanites Sadie and Vance try to remedy their marriage by hooking up with the swinging-savvy Janet and Rich, all four find that nothing - even chocolate - is as simple as it seems. This sexy, adult comedy asks: Can marriage survive a night with The Couple Next Door? And will there be awkwardness at the mailbox the morning after?

  • A staged reading of "Save Love Canal" by Seedlings, Theatricum Botanicum...

    13 Jun 2010 2:00 PM | Deleted user

     

    1419 N Topanga Canyon Blvd
    Topanga, CA 90290-4275

     
    The sudden death of Mariah’s twin, Tommy, brings to sudden life their contested past.  If the brother she now wrestles with is merely a figment of her memory, what are his memories, which begin to diverge from hers?

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