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Tell it on Tuesday celebrates the expression of individual storytelling and solo performance. Coming together as a community to share works crafted by theater artists and storytellers, we provide an East Bay home to the solo performer. The last Tuesday of almost every month!

Next Up! Tues June 28, 2011
Musical opening at 7pm / Stories start at 7:30

STORIES

  • Ron Jones, “3 short stories about a gift, a talking bra, and being a grandfather”
  • Paul Sussman, “Shelfspace” (excerpt)
  • Margery Kreitman, “Payday at Pukalani”
  • Judi Le, “So, What Are You?” (excerpt)

MUSIC: Perry Dexter and Richard Rosen, Poems and songs from “Alphabetizoo”

Where: The Marsh Arts Center
2120 Allston Way
Berkeley, CA
Call 510-704-8291.

For more info on this event:
http://www.tellitontuesday.org

When: Musical opening at 7pm / Stories start at 7:30
TIckets : $10- $18  at the door. There are no reservations.

The Marsh is one block from Downtown Berkeley BART station!

Filed under: Kreitman, News

Don’t miss the reading of Lee Brady’s play at the Masquers Playhouse in Pt. Richmond:

JUNE 12, 2011, AT 7 P.M.
General Admission $5.00 / Free to season ticket holders & Masquers Members!
No reservations required.

Janice & Shelley & Jo
by Lee Brady
directed by Andrea Gordon

featuring Sally Dana, Shirley Nielsen Hall
and Bridget O’Keefe

Sisters Janice and Shelley meet for the first time ever and get a fresh look at their mother, Jo. To Janice, Jo was a high-spirited slut who abandoned her, while Shelley only knows her mother as a pious member of a religious commune in Absolute Truth, Colorado. As the two women unlock the mystery of their past and uncover the bloody violence that changed all their lives, Jo and her own mother show up and the emotional explosions come thick and fast.

 

Filed under: Brady, News

300 Miles by Jeff Carter

will be produced winter 2011 (February?)

by Los Angeles’ Neo Ensemble Theatre.

Follow the Neo Ensemble on Twitter (@neoensemble) or Facebook for up-to-date information about their production of Jeff’s play.

Filed under: Carter, News

Jeff Carter’s one-act play, LAST WORDS, will be part of this year’s Turtle Shell Productions’ 8-Minute Madness Festival.

The festival runs January 22 – February 6, 2011. See Turtle Shell Productions website for time, place and ticket information.

Filed under: Carter, News

The World Premiere of
Ransom, Texas
by William Bivins

Nov 4 – 14, 2010
Circle Theatre
Carmel, California

Pacific Reperatory Theatre presents the premiere of Bill’s play which won the 2009 Hyperion Project Playwrighting Contest.

More information and tickets on sale via Pacific Rep’s website.

Filed under: Bivins, News

Aches & Pains by Jeff Carter

is a finalist for Actors Theatre of Louisville’s

Heideman Award given each year to the winner of

the National Ten-Minute Play Contest, part of ATL’s

Humana Festival of New American Plays.

Congratulations, Jeff!

Filed under: Carter, News

A Gentler Place
by
Jeff Carter

has won Goshen College’s
Peace Playwrighting Contest
and will be performed
Fri. Oct. 1, Sat. Oct. 2
and Sun. Oct 3, 2010

by the Goshen College Theatre Department
in Goshen, Indiana.

The college’s contest for the Peace Play Award is held biannually.

Filed under: Carter

The Estrogenius Festival, held annually at the Manhattan Theatre Source off-off-Broadway,
has chosen
Jeff Carter’s Fallen Leaves as part of
this year’s five weeks of one-act plays.

Fallen Leaves
directed by Kelly Mecleary
featuring Gloria Boucher and Alice Connorton
will be performed during week 1
Wed Sept. 29 to Frid Oct. 1 at 8pm
Sat. Oct. 2 at 3pm & 8pm

Fallen Leaves is a dark comedy exploring the love-hate relationship
of two older women bound together in a faded menage a trois with an aged college dean.

See the Estrogenius website for ticket information.

Filed under: Carter, News

Waiting in the Victory Garden
by Linda Ayres-Frederick

will be performed
at the San Francisco Fringe Festival
in the EXIT Stage Left:

Fri. 9/10 8:30pm
Sat 9/11 4:00pm
Wed 9/15 7:00pm
Thu 9/15 8:30pm
Sat 9/18 10:00pm
Sun 9/19 o4:00pm

as part of
Zero to 90 in 90 Minutes
A Smorgasbord of Short Plays and Monologues

written by Smart Bay Area Women

For more information and tickets visit
the San Francisco Fringe Festival website.

Filed under: Ayres-Frederick

ART HOUSE GALLERY & CULTURAL CENTER PRESENTS

An evening of one act plays by John Robinson

  • When: July 29th 2010 at 7PM
  • Where: Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
    2905 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley CA 94705
  • Featuring: Jude Haukum, Margory Panetti, John Lakian, Paul Gerrior, Gigi Benson and Robin Schild
  • Info: Harold Adler 510-472-3170
  • $5.00-$10.00 Donation

Produced by Robin Schild

in association with

THE MONDAY NIGHT GROUP

Read more about John Robinson here.

Filed under: News, Robinson

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