***Please note change in time!!!
THE NATIONAL TOUR OF AVENUE Q IS COMING TO PROVIDENCE!
And you know what that means?
FUN MUSICAL THEATRE!!!
Come to this once-in-a-Brown-lifetime masterclass on "Musical Theatre Audition Technique." Your friends will perform, and the cast of Avenue Q will listen to them and offer constructive criticism/suggestions on proper audition techniques for musical theatre.
Puppets may or may not be involved.
Friday 23rd Oct
11AM -1PM in Stuart Theatre
(Q&A from 4:30)
it does NOT suck to be you,
♥ sock and buskin
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Get free tickets to Avenue Q!
As part of an Avenue Q promo this week on Brown's campus, PPAC is looking for interested students to attach Avenue Q flyers to packages of ramen noodles. You would then choose an appropriate event (latest day to hand them out would be Oct 19) to hand out the noodles on campus. In return for your efforts, you'll get free tickets to Avenue Q!
Contact nicholas_white@brown.edu for more information.
Avenue Q is playing at the Providence Performing Arts Center from Oct 20th-25th.
Contact nicholas_white@brown.edu for more information.
Avenue Q is playing at the Providence Performing Arts Center from Oct 20th-25th.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later, an Epilogue
Written by Moises Kaufman, Leigh Fondakowski, Greg Pierotti, Andy Paris, and Stephen Belber
Presented by Brown University
October 12, 2009
8:00 PM
Leeds Theatre
Free Admission
Suggested $3 donation
to benefit The Matthew Shepard Foundation and Brown's LGBTQ Resource Center.
In June 2008, members of Tectonic Theater Project returned to Laramie, Wyoming, to explore how the town had changed in the ten years since Matthew Shepard's murder. What they found defied their expectations. The result is a new play about how we construct our own history. This is the continuing story of an American Town.
On October 12, the 11th anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death, over 150 theatres across the country and around the world, including Brown University, will simultaneously present the world premiere reading of the epilogue. The presentation will include a live pre- and post-show from New York with the creators and Judy Shepard, hosted by Glenn Close.
Presented by Brown University
October 12, 2009
8:00 PM
Leeds Theatre
Free Admission
Suggested $3 donation
to benefit The Matthew Shepard Foundation and Brown's LGBTQ Resource Center.
In June 2008, members of Tectonic Theater Project returned to Laramie, Wyoming, to explore how the town had changed in the ten years since Matthew Shepard's murder. What they found defied their expectations. The result is a new play about how we construct our own history. This is the continuing story of an American Town.
On October 12, the 11th anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death, over 150 theatres across the country and around the world, including Brown University, will simultaneously present the world premiere reading of the epilogue. The presentation will include a live pre- and post-show from New York with the creators and Judy Shepard, hosted by Glenn Close.
Monday, October 5, 2009
4 New Plays by 4 New Playwrights
4X4 is four short plays by four tall MFA playwrights – all for FREE! 4X4 is this Friday and Saturday, October 9th and 10th, at 8:00pm in the Rites and Reason Theatre at 155 Angell St.
Why I Don’t Want to Go to Yoga Class With You, by Mallery Avidon
Just a Game, by Mia Chung
Four Square, by Jackie Sibblies
and
Home is Another Plane, by Joe Waechter
For more information, email 4x4plays@gmail.com.
Field Trip and Internship
Shakespeare on the Green Field Trip!
To see Much Ado About Nothing at The Gamm Theatre in November. Dates range from Nov. 18th-29th. If you are at all interested, please email Olivia_Harding@brown.edu and let her know what dates might work for you! Click here for more info on the show!
Internship Opportunities at The Gamm
The Gamm Theatre is offering internship opportunities to qualified college students and young professionals eager and interested in learning more about the management and development side of running a non-for-profit professional theater. To schedule an interview, please send a cover letter and resume to Gamm Education Director Steve Kidd at steve@gammtheatre.org. Descriptions can be found at http://www.gammtheatre.org or by clicking here. For more info, contact Arik (arieh_beatty@brown.edu).
To see Much Ado About Nothing at The Gamm Theatre in November. Dates range from Nov. 18th-29th. If you are at all interested, please email Olivia_Harding@brown.edu and let her know what dates might work for you! Click here for more info on the show!
Internship Opportunities at The Gamm
The Gamm Theatre is offering internship opportunities to qualified college students and young professionals eager and interested in learning more about the management and development side of running a non-for-profit professional theater. To schedule an interview, please send a cover letter and resume to Gamm Education Director Steve Kidd at steve@gammtheatre.org. Descriptions can be found at http://www.gammtheatre.org or by clicking here. For more info, contact Arik (arieh_beatty@brown.edu).
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