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[Anita Durst (anita.durst]

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FENWAY: last of the bohemians at 217 East 42d Street (between 2nd & 3rd Aves, handicap accessible) by Kelly McAllister & Lisa Margaret Holub directed by Tim Errickson Nov.3rd - 19th, 2006 Fri-Sun Nov 3rd, 4th, 5th Wed-Sun Nov 8th-12th Wed-Sun Nov 15th-19th 8pm Wed-Sat, 7pm on Sundays All tickets: $20 more info at www.boomerangtheatre.org or www.impetuoustheater.com

 

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exhibits   Bound to Collide  by Jigsaw Soul at chashama 112 West 44th Street (between 6th & 7th Aves, handicap accessible) November 3rd - 26th, 2006 free  Music *  Film *  Dance *  Art *  Parties with art works by Gokhan Okur, John Scannell, Adam McKee, St. James Bennett, and Chris Reynolds on display in the space throughout the month. more info and full schedule: myspace.com/jigsawsoul

windows   Bound to Collide  by Jigsaw Soul at chashama 112 West 44th Street (between 6th & 7th Aves, handicap accessible) November 3rd - 26th, 2006 myspace.com/jigsawsoul     Erin Malley's Play The Dance! chashama, 266 West 37th Street Window Space November 16-19 (Thurs-Sun) 11/16 - 6pm 11/17 - 6pm 11/18 - 3pm & 7pm 11/19 - 12noon & 3pm A reprise of the show featured in chashama's OASIS 2006 festival at 217 East 42nd Street in July.

 

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chashama is proud to announce a SPECIAL OFFER of free tickets for you and a guest to see a show premiered at our 217 space in 2004:

Lisa & Todd D'Amour's

STANLEY (2006)

at the downtown arts space

HERE (145 Sixth Ave. between Spring and Broome)

Tickets are $20, but for shows through November 6, you can see the show FREE.

Show runs now through November 18, Wed-Mon at 8:30p.

Just email our box office manager at noah [at] here.org by 4pm on the day of the show you want to see.

www.here.org 

 

From FLAVORPILL:

"Todd D'Amour evokes not only Stanley Kowalski, but also the spirit of the late Marlon Brando in this latest collaboration with sister Lisa D'Amour, a multimedia work based on the character from A Streetcar Named Desire. Their offering is simply called STANLEY (2006), but the depth of the material goes beyond the deceptively elementary title. D'Amour's physical prowess consumes the stage as his Stanley seeks to define his territory and searches for a final showdown with Blanche. Live camerawork focuses on the performer's nuanced portrayal of the troubled character, as he escapes Tennessee Williams' world to find his own true destiny."

 

 

 

 

Thanks for taking the time to read all the way to the bottom!  Love, Anita Durst  www.chashama.org