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SUMMARY:SOUNDSCAPES by Claudia Haas & Sarah Kraining - Theater O
DESCRIPTION:SOUNDSCAPES by Claudia Haas & Sarah Kraining – Theater O\nDate & Time: Thursday – Saturday\, January 9-11\, 2025 7:00PM \nPurchase Tickets Here!  \nLily has synesthesia. She has no idea. At first\, she simply thinks that everyone sees colors and shapes when music plays\, but by the time she’s a teenager\, it’s clear that others don’t understand. Struggling to downplay the way she experiences the world\, and worrying what it might mean to be different\, the young artist is at war with herself until she meets a new friend – and he sees the colors too. An ensemble chorus of colors bring Iris’ experience of discovering her neurodivergence to life in this triumphant\, visually stunning coming-of-age story. \nLearn more about Theater O here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/soundscapestheatero/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theater,Theater Makers,Theater O
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SUMMARY:​Space Girl by Helen Stanley - Theater O
DESCRIPTION:​Space Girl by Helen Stanley – Theater O \nDate & Time: Thursday – Saturday\, December 19 – 21\, 2024 7:00 PM \nPurchase Tickets Here!  \nMary Moon is nine years old and dreams of travelling across the galaxy\, just like her brave and brilliant astronaut father. But Mary hasn’t seen her dad since last week\, and nobody will tell her where he is…Follow Mary on her journey through the solar system\, as she faces meteors\, monsters and the Sea of Sorrow in her mission to bring her dad back home. \nLearn more about Theater O here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/spacegirltheatero/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Gooey’s Toxic Aquatic Adventure\, Excerpt Reading and Q&A with BAC Artist-in-Residence Playwright La Daniella 
DESCRIPTION:Gooey’s Toxic Aquatic Adventure\, Excerpt Reading and Q&A\nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence Playwright La Daniella \nDate & Time: Saturday\, November 2\, 2024 2 – 3:30PM \nIn this puppet-musical\, Gooey\, a very lonely mermaid\, makes an unlikely friend in a rude\, mangy rat named Scabby. Together they set out on a journey to the Gowanus Canal\, a land of trash and opportunity\, where the two friends get mixed up in some very unfriendly (un)organized crime.   \nThe playwright and lead actor/puppeteer\, La Daniella\, will be reading an excerpt from the play followed by a Q&A with the audience. Please bring in any questions you may have about puppetry\, the development of this piece or creating original/your own work! For ages high school and up.   \nAbout La Daniella\nLa DANIELLA (she/her) is a performer\, playwright\, puppeteer and teaching artist falling back in love with herself. Her work has been supported by The Public Theater\, Bushwick Starr\, New York Theater Workshop\, The New Group Offstage\, Barrington Stage Company and San Diego Repertory Theater. Her play “Get Your Pink Hands Off Me Sucka and Give Me Back (FKA Columbus Play)” won the 2020 Burman New Play Award and was a finalist for the 2022 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize. She’s a member of The Public Theater’s 2018-19 Emerging Writers Group\, was a staff writer on the upcoming narrative podcast “FLIPPED!” (produced by echoverse and Neal Baer) and acts as a story consultant on the upcoming one-man show\, “The Illio Snow Story” (written and performed by rapper Civil). As an actress\, she is best known for her role as Zirconia on Netflix’s “Orange is the New Black”. La Daniella is a graduate of Juilliard’s Lila Acheson Wallace American Playwrights Program and NYU Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Drama. \nThis event is a Fall Multidisciplinary Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/gooeystoxicaquatic/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2024 Residencies,Community Program,Fall 2024 Residencies,Program,Residencies,Sculpture,Storytelling,Talk,Theater,Theater Makers,Visual Art,Workshop,Workshops
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SUMMARY:“Cooking with My Ancestors: Easter” with BAC Artist-in-Residence Margaret Liston
DESCRIPTION:“Cooking with My Ancestors: Easter” \nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence Margaret Liston\nDate & Time: Wednesday\, October 30\, 2024 7 – 8:30PM \nA theatrical production\, “Cooking with My Ancestors: Easter” is the second installment of Margaret Liston’s food memoir “Cooking with The Ammaccapanes.” She recreates stories and memories of the Easter holidays spent with her big Italian Family in St. Louis\, as she cooks a recipe or two from the book. These recipes and traditions have been handed down from her Grandparents\, Aunts and Mother as the food they shared together throughout the years. The audience will be welcomed to try these tasty morsels and share their Family traditions and foods in a Talk Back after the show.  \nVideo from 2022 Residency Community Program titled “Cooking with My Ancestors”\n \n \nAbout Margaret\nMargaret Liston’s interest in movement started the day she climbed out of her crib leading to tree climbing\, gymnastics and sports\, Modern Dance (MFA\, NYU Tisch; Bill T. Jones Dance)\, mime\, aerial dance (Multigravitational Aerodance Group)\, yoga\, Thai Body Work and Pilates. Movement brought her to her first love\, theatre (BA\, Theatre\, Bowling Green) opening the world of Stagecraft and Technical Design. \nExperience includes Summer Stock (Ohio)\, Children’s Theatre Co. (NJ)\, Opera (Ohio; Saratoga)\, Off Broadway (Ohio Theatre)\, Festivals (Copenhagen International Dance; Midtown International Theatre and Solo Lab\, NY; Philly Fringe) and choreographing a Community March/Dance for V-Day/OneBillionRising. \nMargaret conceived/wrote/performed two solo shows – MentalPause and A Mama Story – integrating dance\, storytelling and theatre; earned a residency at Space on Ryder Farm; and a Commission from The Rivertown Artists Workshop (RAW) (Sleepy Hollow)\, receiving the “Sleepies” Award for Choreography. \nAt Bethany she created Cooking With My Ancestors/Christmas\, inspired by her memoir\, “Cooking with The Ammaccapanes – My Food Memoir\,” which she continues to perform. \nOwner\, Tappan Zee Body Works\, Pilates in Sleepy Hollow. \nThis event is a Fall Multidisciplinary Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/cookingwithmyancestors/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Stained Glass Workshop with BAC Artist-in-Residence Joseph Cavalieri
DESCRIPTION:Stained Glass Workshop\nwith BAC Artist-in-Residence Joseph Cavalieri\nDate & Time: Monday\, October 28\, 2024 7 – 8:30PM \nJoseph Cavalieri\, is excited to present a fun and educational workshop all about stained glass. We will start with a quick history of stained glass\, then Joseph will demonstrate techniques he uses to make his fun\, and often comical\, hand painted stained glass windows. Then each student will be given a six by six inch piece of glass along with an image of the famous headless horseman and a bunch of patterned papers to create a fun and spooky layered paper and glass panel.\n\nSpace is limited. For ages high school and up. \n\nAbout Joseph\nJoseph is a Westchester native\, raised in Pleasantville\, New York\, currently living in Manhattan and Tardiveau\, France. His MTA glass commission titled “North\, South and Home” can be viewed at the Philipse Manor Train Station overpass. See more of his work at cavaglass.org.\nThis event is a Fall Multidisciplinary Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/stainedglassworkshop/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Peek-a-Boo (An Immersive Hudson Valley Haunt) - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:PEEK-A-BOO\n(an immersive theatrical romp)\nBy Meghan Covington\nDirected by Jessica Irons \nPurchase Tickets Here! \n​Welcome\, guys and gals\, to the 1920s in Tarrytown\, NY. You are invited to the Peek-a-boo flats\, a paltry little club nestled on the banks of the Hudson. Here you may imbibe the potions\, delight in the dancers\, and let your senses run wild\, but try not to get too spellbound. Once you walk in you might never find your way out again. Spooky local history and immersive theatre unite in this torrid tale of love and longing on the Hudson River. \nThis theatrical experience was inspired by the real Peek-a-Boo flats of Tarrytown\, NY as well as history and lore of the Hudson Valley. Dive into the minds of some of the region’s favorite historical figures – Hulda the Witch\, John Andre\, and Sadie the Goat to name a few. \n** Disclaimer: This production is intended for MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY and includes some descriptions of sex\, violence\, and sexual violence that may not be appropriate for all audience members. Haze machines will be used throughout the show** \nOct 17-20th and 24-27\n7:30pm on all dates \nPLUS… A SPECIAL SATURDAY LATE NIGHT SHOW\nat 9:30pm on Saturday the 26th! \nBethany Arts Community\, Ossining\nTickets: $30 seniors and students/ $35 general admission \nClick here to learn more about River’s Edge Theatre Co.! \nFor any questions regarding this show or ticketing\, please contact riversedgetheatreco@gmail.com
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/peekaboo/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performance,Play,Program,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:"meditation on what America+utopia might =" Work-in-Process Showing with Mary Armentrout
DESCRIPTION:meditation on what America+utopia might = Work-in-Process Showing with Mary Armentrout\nDate & Time: Saturday\, September 21\, 2024 6-7:30PM \nMary Armentrout presents a work-in-progress showing of her newest project: meditation on what America+utopia might =. This dance-theater performance-installation weaves together a de-construction of some of the colonialist tendencies still embedded in current American culture through the central figure of “the lady in the black dress\,” with an absurdist but deeply serious dive into the fraught but beautiful tendency of Americans to yearn for utopia\, which historically has not turned out particularly well for us – yet! “The lady in the black dress” is a metaphorical device\, a ghostly\, historically illogical\, Victorian presence with meta-tendencies towards humor\, towards complication\, towards philosophical inquiry\, towards both communal reckoning and community making\, who engages her audiences in collective puzzling about how we get closer to the future we want from the pasts and presents we find ourselves enmeshed in. \nDuring this roving site specific performance installation\, the audience will visit several different spaces within the grounds of the BAC. Please wear shoes for easy walking\, we will be inside and outside on the lawn\, and there will be stairs. Please do not hesitate to let us know if you have mobility or disability issues or concerns; we aim to accommodate them\, email Julia at julias@bethanyarts.org. \nAbout Mary\nMary Armentrout is a San Francisco Bay Area-based experimental choreographer\, performance artist\, videographer\, teacher\, and the director of the Mary Armentrout Dance Theater. Armentrout calls her genre-mixing site-specific works performance installations; recent awards include an Isadora Duncan Dance Award and an EMPAC commission. Her works problematize the lived experience of intentionality and presence\, and include the audience’s role as a key element of the performance equation. She installs work in both conventional and site-specific venues\, and MADT has been presented at numerous venues all over the San Francisco Bay Area\, as well as across the US and the UK\, Europe\, and China\, recently touring to universities across the states and the UK\, as well as the Brighton Fringe and the San Francisco International Arts Festival. For her EMPAC commission at RPI\, she created a site specific piece\, listening creates an opening\, that journeyed from the RPI campus through the town of Troy to the banks of the Hudson River\, which subsequently toured to the city blocks around ODC Theater in San Francisco\, and through the Sarah Lawrence College campus. \nShe teaches a variety of movement\, composition and Feldenkrais modalities\, both to a thriving local community and as a guest artist nationally and internationally\, and was recently voted a “Best of the East Bay” dance teacher in the local independent newspaper The East Bay Express. She also is the organizer of the Dance Discourse Project\, an on-going series of artist-curated discussions on the Bay Area dance scene\, and co-curates the mixed performance salon The Milkbar at her home studio in Richmond CA \nThis event is a Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/americautopia/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2024 Residencies,Community Program,Dance,Performance,Program,Residencies,Theater,Theater Makers,Workshop,Workshops
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SUMMARY:The Free and Fair Playwright Festival - September 21
DESCRIPTION:The Free and Fair Playwright Festival\nA reading of (mostly) comedic works about Democracy\nSeptember 20\, 2024 @ 8PM\nSeptember 21\, 2024 @ 2PM (You’re on this page now!) \nPlaywrights Gabrielle Fox and K. Lorrel Manning have created an evening of fake “playwrights/candidates” along with loads of fake news\, misinformation and theatre that will delight and inspire you! Will you get to vote for your favorite fake playwright at the end of the reading? Who knows but you’ll have a great time at this one-of-a-kind event! \nYou’ll also get the opportunity to meet leaders and organizations from your community/ \nStarring (in alphabetical order):\nStavros Adamides\nKristin Battersby\nElizabeth Brewster\nScott Faubel\nMaiysha Jones Reilly\nLourdes Laifer\nTodd Londagin\nChasity Perez\nDameon Reilly\nJulia Schonberg \nLearn more about Theatre Revolution here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/freeandfair0921/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Creative Writing,Performance,Play,Program,Reading,Storytelling,The Free and Fair Playwright Festival,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:The Free and Fair Playwright Festival - September 20
DESCRIPTION:The Free and Fair Playwright Festival\nA reading of (mostly) comedic works about Democracy\nSeptember 20\, 2024 @ 8PM (You’re on this page now!)\nSeptember 21\, 2024 @ 2PM \nPlaywrights Gabrielle Fox and K. Lorrel Manning have created an evening of fake “playwrights/candidates” along with loads of fake news\, misinformation and theatre that will delight and inspire you! Will you get to vote for your favorite fake playwright at the end of the reading? Who knows but you’ll have a great time at this one-of-a-kind event! \nYou’ll also get the opportunity to meet leaders and organizations from your community/ \nStarring (in alphabetical order):\nStavros Adamides\nKristin Battersby\nElizabeth Brewster\nScott Faubel\nMaiysha Jones Reilly\nLourdes Laifer\nTodd Londagin\nChasity Perez\nDameon Reilly\nJulia Schonberg \nLearn more about Theatre Revolution here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/freeandfair0920/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Following the Road to Ose Tura with Adia Tamar Whitaker and Àṣẹ Dance Theater: Open Rehearsal & Discussion
DESCRIPTION:Following the Road to Ose Tura with Adia Tamar Whitaker and Àṣẹ Dance Theater: Open Rehearsal & Discussion\nDate & Time: Saturday\, July 27\, 2024 4-5:30PM\nCost: FREE! Community Program \nBethany Arts Community invites you to an informal discussion and open rehearsal of Following the Road to Ose Tura with Adia Tamar Whitaker and Àṣẹ Dance Theater. During the open rehearsal experience\, Àṣẹ will share what they’ve been working on and lab the third section of the work with an audience. Adia and Àṣẹ are interested in exploring the use of props\, and the immersive theater devices they intend to activate during the  “That Day That …” section of a 90-minute dance theater performance ritual that features the dance films of their ancestral collaborator Iyanifa Omo Osun Ifadayo Olaberinjo Efeya Makala Sampson. \n \n \nAncestral Collaborator | Iyanifa Omo Osun Ifadayo Olaberinjo Efeya Makala Sampson\nRoad to Ose Tura Dance Films | Iyanifa Omo Osun Ifadayo Olaberinjo Efeya Makala Sampson\nFollowing the Road to Ose Tura | Artistic Director | Adia Tamar Whitaker\nFollowing the Road to Ose Tura | Musical Director | Guy de Chalus\nFollowing the Road to Ose Tura | Lead Vocalists | Tilishia Goveia\, Tossie Long\nFollowing the Road to Ose Tura | Dancers: | Jovan Clay\, Stephanie Bastos\, Rosa del Carmen Machuca\, Rochelle Jamila\nSupporting Musician | Miles Lassi \nAbout Adia & Àṣẹ Dance Theater\nAdia Tamar Whitaker | IG: @ase_dance | IG: @ase_adiawhitaker | Artistic Director of the 24-year old Brooklyn based dance theater ensemble Àṣẹ Dance Theater EAST and bay area based dance theater ensemble Àṣẹ Dance Theater WEST\, has performed contemporary dance\, vernacular movement\, Afro-Haitian\, and Haitian dance in the U.S. and abroad for 22 years. Whitaker has traveled to Haiti\, Cuba\, Brazil\, France\, Germany\, Spain\, the Netherlands\, Belgium\, Ghana\, Jamaica\, Trinidad\, Tobago\, and Antigua to study\, perform\, and teach dance. Whitaker received an MFA in Dance from Hollins University\, a BA in Dance from San Francisco State University\, and attended The Ailey School. She was an Urban Bush Women Apprentice\, a Maggie Allesee Choreographic Fellow\, and an Isadora Duncan Award recipient. In 2019\, Whitaker’s company performed at ODC\, she received the NYSCA/NYFA Award in Choreography\, and completed her first residency at the Kennedy Center.  In 2021\, Whitaker’s choreography was featured in the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Virtual Dance Africa\, she completed a second residency at the Kennedy Center\, became a Gerbode Foundation Special Awards in the Arts Grant recipient\, and curatorial artist for Albany Symphony Orchestra and Brooklyn Children’s Museum. In 2022\, Whitaker and Dance Mission Theater received a Kenneth Rainin Foundation New Program Grant. In 2023\,  Adia was awarded a Brooklyn Arts Council Creative Equations Fund; Justice\, Equity\, Sustainability\, + Performing Arts Grant and a NEFA National Dance Project Production and Touring Grant. \nAbout The Road to Ose Tura & Following the Road to Ose Tura \n\n\n\nThe Road to Ose Tura | Efeya Sampson\nOn August 6\, 2020\, Efeya Ifadayo Olaberinjo Makala Sampson a Brooklyn native\, Ifa priestess\, dancer\, choreographer\, scholar\, educator\, folklorist\, and beloved member of Àṣẹ Dance Theater EAST (Adia’s Brooklyn based dance theater ensemble) transitioned into the ancestral realm. Before she made her transition\, she created the beginning of a dance film called The Road to Ose Tura. As Efeya got closer to transitioning\, she sent Whitaker and some members of her Brooklyn dance community all the videos of the movement she was dreaming into life and her rehearsal footage in a Google drive. In her human form\, she did not finish setting her work on dancers. This task has been passed along to Adia; (1) Set Efeya’s ancestral dance prayers on dancers\, and (2) Complete the dance film she began. In 2022\, Adia Tamar Whitaker\, Renee Kimberly Smith (an Executive Leader\, Strategist\, Cultural Curator\, Efeya’s spiritual family\, and Research/Development Partner for both The Road to Ose Tura and Following the Road to Ose Tura)\, and Photographer/Cinematographer Ralston R. Smith were able to complete the 2nd section of The Road to Ose Tura dance film. \nFollowing the Road to Ose Tura | Adia Tamar Whitaker \nFollowing The Road to Ose Tura is the landing pad/container for Whitaker’s personal reflections while building her friend’s film\, and navigating her own grief. It is Whitaker’s journey to express her story and place it in conversation with Efeya’s story. It’s the story of Adia being diagnosed with a far less life-threatening cancer and having excellent health insurance while supporting the health needs of a friend and artist fighting to stay alive with standard health insurance. It’s the story of Adia still being here on earth\, still dancing with Efeya in their new relationship. It’s the story of listening and not being listened to. The story of how Adia and so many others are different because of Efeya’s life and transition. The story of visible invisible people … Black women …  POC … Artists … Undocumented essential workers … Elders … And many more weathering\, living\, and dying. It is the story of Adia finding healing and speaking her truth through fully realizing her friend’s work and her own. \nFollowing the Road to Ose Tura | The Premiere | San Francisco\, CA | 2024 | Following the Road to Ose Tura is a series of four different 25-minute-long ritual dance theater performances/ceremonies. Each day features a different 25-minute-long performance ritual. Each ritual will be repeated four times on the day it is performed. Each 25-minute performance ritual will happen in four different locations. Two of the performance ritual locations will be outside in two visible invisible spaces. Two performance ritual locations will be inside in two visible invisible spaces. The entire series of performances will happen over four days. Creative projections and/or screenings of Efeya’s dance film be featured on each performance ritual day. \nFollowing the Road to Ose Tura | The Tour | 2025 – 2027 | After the premiere\, the performance structure of Following the Road to Ose Tura will need to be modified and adjusted for the concert stage. The presenters listed below have expressed an interest and commitment to booking Following the Road to Ose Tura. In addition\, they have also expressed an interest and commitment to booking Adia as a lecturer and to teach master classes in Afro-Haitian dance\, Contemporary\, Vernacular\, and Dunham Technique-based movement to their graduate students\, undergraduate student university dance ensembles\, and community based youth ensembles. \n\n\n\n\nThis event is a Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner.
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SUMMARY:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:  A Midsummer Night’s Dream - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:PURCHASE TICKETS HERE! \nHOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:\nA Midsummer Night’s Dream \nDirected by Jessica Irons \nShakespeare never looked so sustainable! Earth conscious actors are assigned their roles 30 days before the performance. Forbidden to rehearse with one another\, each actor must craft their own character\, costume\, and props in the privacy of their own home with sustainability in mind. Nothing can be purchased. Use of recycled materials is encouraged. Coming together for the first time on the weekend of the show\, these actors perform onstage in front of a live audience. NO HOLDS BARD! \n Recommended for ages 8 and up. \nJuly 20th at 4pm and 7pm\nJuly 21st at 4pm and 7pm \nBethany Arts Community\n40 Somerstown Road\,\nOssining\, NY 10562 \nTickets: $20 Seniors & Students/$25 General Admission \n10% of Ticket sales go to Groundwork Hudson Valley. a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating sustainable environmental change in urban neighborhoods through community based partnerships. \nLearn more about River’s Edge Theatre Co. here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/homegrownshakes07217/
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CATEGORIES:Performance,Program,River's Edge Theatre Co.,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:  A Midsummer Night’s Dream - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:PURCHASE TICKETS HERE! \nHOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:\nA Midsummer Night’s Dream \nDirected by Jessica Irons \nShakespeare never looked so sustainable! Earth conscious actors are assigned their roles 30 days before the performance. Forbidden to rehearse with one another\, each actor must craft their own character\, costume\, and props in the privacy of their own home with sustainability in mind. Nothing can be purchased. Use of recycled materials is encouraged. Coming together for the first time on the weekend of the show\, these actors perform onstage in front of a live audience. NO HOLDS BARD! \n Recommended for ages 8 and up. \nJuly 20th at 4pm and 7pm\nJuly 21st at 4pm and 7pm \nBethany Arts Community\n40 Somerstown Road\,\nOssining\, NY 10562 \nTickets: $20 Seniors & Students/$25 General Admission \n10% of Ticket sales go to Groundwork Hudson Valley. a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating sustainable environmental change in urban neighborhoods through community based partnerships. \nLearn more about River’s Edge Theatre Co. here!
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SUMMARY:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:  A Midsummer Night’s Dream - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:PURCHASE TICKETS HERE! \nHOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:\nA Midsummer Night’s Dream \nDirected by Jessica Irons \nShakespeare never looked so sustainable! Earth conscious actors are assigned their roles 30 days before the performance. Forbidden to rehearse with one another\, each actor must craft their own character\, costume\, and props in the privacy of their own home with sustainability in mind. Nothing can be purchased. Use of recycled materials is encouraged. Coming together for the first time on the weekend of the show\, these actors perform onstage in front of a live audience. NO HOLDS BARD! \n Recommended for ages 8 and up. \nJuly 20th at 4pm and 7pm\nJuly 21st at 4pm and 7pm \nBethany Arts Community\n40 Somerstown Road\,\nOssining\, NY 10562 \nTickets: $20 Seniors & Students/$25 General Admission \n10% of Ticket sales go to Groundwork Hudson Valley. a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating sustainable environmental change in urban neighborhoods through community based partnerships. \nLearn more about River’s Edge Theatre Co. here!
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SUMMARY:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:  A Midsummer Night’s Dream - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:PURCHASE TICKETS HERE! \nHOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:\nA Midsummer Night’s Dream \nDirected by Jessica Irons \nShakespeare never looked so sustainable! Earth conscious actors are assigned their roles 30 days before the performance. Forbidden to rehearse with one another\, each actor must craft their own character\, costume\, and props in the privacy of their own home with sustainability in mind. Nothing can be purchased. Use of recycled materials is encouraged. Coming together for the first time on the weekend of the show\, these actors perform onstage in front of a live audience. NO HOLDS BARD! \n Recommended for ages 8 and up. \nJuly 20th at 4pm and 7pm\nJuly 21st at 4pm and 7pm \nBethany Arts Community\n40 Somerstown Road\,\nOssining\, NY 10562 \nTickets: $20 Seniors & Students/$25 General Admission \n10% of Ticket sales go to Groundwork Hudson Valley. a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating sustainable environmental change in urban neighborhoods through community based partnerships. \nLearn more about River’s Edge Theatre Co. here!
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CATEGORIES:Performance,Program,River's Edge Theatre Co.,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT - SPARK - July 14 @ 2PM
DESCRIPTION:SPARK\nJuly 12-14\, 2024 – One Weekend Only! \nSPARK is a thought-provoking and inspiring theatrical experience that captures the beauty and the drama of life and transformation. Told through the voices of 10 women\, SPARK is a tapestry of multi-layered personal stories\, movement and soul-stirring music covering identity\, loss\, love and growth. \nCreated by Tami McCarthy (Actor\, Artistic Director\, Writer\, Producer)\, SPARK is a profound journey into the depths of the human experience inspired by Tami’s own life. The experience weaves together a chorus of unique and powerful voices as the women in the cast reveal true life-changing moments when divine intervention or instinct takes control\, leading them to a spark that nurtured their spirit and lit the path ahead. \nSPARK serves as a mirror\, highlighting how we are all connected as it prompts audience members to reflect on their own moments of self-discovery while celebrating the resiliency of the human spirit. At times deeply jarring\, but ultimately uplifting\, SPARK encourages viewers to confront the complexities of life and\, in doing so\, find a sense of euphoric liberation. Together\, we reveal the malleable nature and complexity of the human experience\, and share in a revelatory moment that we are not alone.\n \nCreated\, Written\, Produced by Tami McCarthy. Creative Team: Directed by: Beth Spitalny\, Serena Norr\, Co-Writer and Co-Producer\, Music by Becki Davis and Lynne Barasch. Featuring Spoken Word Performances by Serena Norr\, Violet Benny\, Luz Michelle\, Monique Ford\, Shelley Molad\, Sarah Sanders\, Lynne Barasch\, Tami McCarthy\, and Shauna Lane; with a special performance by Inez Wilson and special appearance by Medicine Woman + Spiritual Healer Vasiliki Lagoudis. \nShowtimes\nFriday\, July 12\, 2024 8PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 2PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 8PM\nSunday\, July 14\, 2024 2PM \n$35 General Admission/$30 Senior/Student \nTickets for this show are non-refundable.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/spark6142/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Play,Program,SPARK: the experience,Storytelling,Talk,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:SPARK - July 13 @ 8PM
DESCRIPTION:SPARK\nJuly 12-14\, 2024 – One Weekend Only! \nSPARK is a thought-provoking and inspiring theatrical experience that captures the beauty and the drama of life and transformation. Told through the voices of 10 women\, SPARK is a tapestry of multi-layered personal stories\, movement and soul-stirring music covering identity\, loss\, love and growth. \nCreated by Tami McCarthy (Actor\, Artistic Director\, Writer\, Producer)\, SPARK is a profound journey into the depths of the human experience inspired by Tami’s own life. The experience weaves together a chorus of unique and powerful voices as the women in the cast reveal true life-changing moments when divine intervention or instinct takes control\, leading them to a spark that nurtured their spirit and lit the path ahead. \nSPARK serves as a mirror\, highlighting how we are all connected as it prompts audience members to reflect on their own moments of self-discovery while celebrating the resiliency of the human spirit. At times deeply jarring\, but ultimately uplifting\, SPARK encourages viewers to confront the complexities of life and\, in doing so\, find a sense of euphoric liberation. Together\, we reveal the malleable nature and complexity of the human experience\, and share in a revelatory moment that we are not alone.\n \nCreated\, Written\, Produced by Tami McCarthy. Creative Team: Directed by: Beth Spitalny\, Serena Norr\, Co-Writer and Co-Producer\, Music by Becki Davis and Lynne Barasch. Featuring Spoken Word Performances by Serena Norr\, Violet Benny\, Luz Michelle\, Monique Ford\, Shelley Molad\, Sarah Sanders\, Lynne Barasch\, Tami McCarthy\, and Shauna Lane; with a special performance by Inez Wilson and special appearance by Medicine Woman + Spiritual Healer Vasiliki Lagoudis. \nShowtimes\nFriday\, July 12\, 2024 8PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 2PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 8PM\nSunday\, July 14\, 2024 2PM \n$35 General Admission/$30 Senior/Student \nTickets for this show are non-refundable.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/spark6138/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Play,Program,SPARK: the experience,Storytelling,Talk,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:SPARK - July 13 @ 2PM
DESCRIPTION:SPARK\nJuly 12-14\, 2024 – One Weekend Only! \nSPARK is a thought-provoking and inspiring theatrical experience that captures the beauty and the drama of life and transformation. Told through the voices of 10 women\, SPARK is a tapestry of multi-layered personal stories\, movement and soul-stirring music covering identity\, loss\, love and growth. \nCreated by Tami McCarthy (Actor\, Artistic Director\, Writer\, Producer)\, SPARK is a profound journey into the depths of the human experience inspired by Tami’s own life. The experience weaves together a chorus of unique and powerful voices as the women in the cast reveal true life-changing moments when divine intervention or instinct takes control\, leading them to a spark that nurtured their spirit and lit the path ahead. \nSPARK serves as a mirror\, highlighting how we are all connected as it prompts audience members to reflect on their own moments of self-discovery while celebrating the resiliency of the human spirit. At times deeply jarring\, but ultimately uplifting\, SPARK encourages viewers to confront the complexities of life and\, in doing so\, find a sense of euphoric liberation. Together\, we reveal the malleable nature and complexity of the human experience\, and share in a revelatory moment that we are not alone.\n \nCreated\, Written\, Produced by Tami McCarthy. Creative Team: Directed by: Beth Spitalny\, Serena Norr\, Co-Writer and Co-Producer\, Music by Becki Davis and Lynne Barasch. Featuring Spoken Word Performances by Serena Norr\, Violet Benny\, Luz Michelle\, Monique Ford\, Shelley Molad\, Sarah Sanders\, Lynne Barasch\, Tami McCarthy\, and Shauna Lane; with a special performance by Inez Wilson and special appearance by Medicine Woman + Spiritual Healer Vasiliki Lagoudis. \nShowtimes\nFriday\, July 12\, 2024 8PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 2PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 8PM\nSunday\, July 14\, 2024 2PM \n$35 General Admission/$30 Senior/Student \nTickets for this show are non-refundable.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/spark6132/
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SUMMARY:SPARK - July 12 @ 8PM
DESCRIPTION:SPARK\nJuly 12-14\, 2024 – One Weekend Only! \nSPARK is a thought-provoking and inspiring theatrical experience that captures the beauty and the drama of life and transformation. Told through the voices of 10 women\, SPARK is a tapestry of multi-layered personal stories\, movement and soul-stirring music covering identity\, loss\, love and growth. \nCreated by Tami McCarthy (Actor\, Artistic Director\, Writer\, Producer)\, SPARK is a profound journey into the depths of the human experience inspired by Tami’s own life. The experience weaves together a chorus of unique and powerful voices as the women in the cast reveal true life-changing moments when divine intervention or instinct takes control\, leading them to a spark that nurtured their spirit and lit the path ahead. \nSPARK serves as a mirror\, highlighting how we are all connected as it prompts audience members to reflect on their own moments of self-discovery while celebrating the resiliency of the human spirit. At times deeply jarring\, but ultimately uplifting\, SPARK encourages viewers to confront the complexities of life and\, in doing so\, find a sense of euphoric liberation. Together\, we reveal the malleable nature and complexity of the human experience\, and share in a revelatory moment that we are not alone.\n \nCreated\, Written\, Produced by Tami McCarthy. Creative Team: Directed by: Beth Spitalny\, Serena Norr\, Co-Writer and Co-Producer\, Music by Becki Davis and Lynne Barasch. Featuring Spoken Word Performances by Serena Norr\, Violet Benny\, Luz Michelle\, Monique Ford\, Shelley Molad\, Sarah Sanders\, Lynne Barasch\, Tami McCarthy\, and Shauna Lane; with a special performance by Inez Wilson and special appearance by Medicine Woman + Spiritual Healer Vasiliki Lagoudis. \nShowtimes\nFriday\, July 12\, 2024 8PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 2PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 8PM\nSunday\, July 14\, 2024 2PM \n$35 General Admission/$30 Senior/Student \nTickets for this show are non-refundable.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/spark6128/
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SUMMARY:SPARK
DESCRIPTION:SPARK\nJuly 12-14\, 2024 – One Weekend Only! \nSPARK is a thought-provoking and inspiring theatrical experience that captures the beauty and the drama of life and transformation. Told through the voices of 10 women\, SPARK is a tapestry of multi-layered personal stories\, movement and soul-stirring music covering identity\, loss\, love and growth. \nCreated by Tami McCarthy (Actor\, Artistic Director\, Writer\, Producer)\, SPARK is a profound journey into the depths of the human experience inspired by Tami’s own life. The experience weaves together a chorus of unique and powerful voices as the women in the cast reveal true life-changing moments when divine intervention or instinct takes control\, leading them to a spark that nurtured their spirit and lit the path ahead. \nSPARK serves as a mirror\, highlighting how we are all connected as it prompts audience members to reflect on their own moments of self-discovery while celebrating the resiliency of the human spirit. At times deeply jarring\, but ultimately uplifting\, SPARK encourages viewers to confront the complexities of life and\, in doing so\, find a sense of euphoric liberation. Together\, we reveal the malleable nature and complexity of the human experience\, and share in a revelatory moment that we are not alone.\n \nCreated\, Written\, Produced by Tami McCarthy. Creative Team: Directed by: Beth Spitalny\, Serena Norr\, Co-Writer and Co-Producer\, Music by Becki Davis and Lynne Barasch. Featuring Spoken Word Performances by Serena Norr\, Violet Benny\, Luz Michelle\, Monique Ford\, Shelley Molad\, Sarah Sanders\, Lynne Barasch\, Tami McCarthy\, and Shauna Lane; with a special performance by Inez Wilson and special appearance by Medicine Woman + Spiritual Healer Vasiliki Lagoudis. \nShowtimes\nFriday\, July 12\, 2024 8PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 2PM\nSaturday\, July 13\, 2024 8PM\nSunday\, July 14\, 2024 2PM \n$35 General Admission/$30 Senior/Student \nTickets for this show are non-refundable.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/spark/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Praise! Exploratory Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Praise! Exploratory Workshop\nDate: Sunday\, March 10\, 2024 3-5PM\nCost: FREE!\nSpace is limited\, registration required. \nJoin Artists-in-Residence\, Vincent E Thomas & Gabriel Thom Pasculli\, to explore the material of Praise! as it is being developed. The performers and participants will engage in viewing and experimenting with prepared material from Praise! and in collective dialogue. The experience will be a mixture of a performance\, a story circle\, and a dinner party! \nABOUT PRAISE!\nPraise! is co-created and performed by Vincent E Thomas of VTDance and Gabriel Thom Pasculli in collaboration with Desiré Graham | Created with the support of NPN Creation Fund\, co-commissioned by Bethany Arts Community\, Sandglass Theater\, and The Baltimore Theater Project. \nPraise! is an immersive event exploring self and spirit through a child’s experience of Church. Moments of dance\, song\, testimony and confession are interwoven through collective dialogue and story sharing. Praise! opens the door into a conversation around body\, queerness\, and sacred celebration in a way that takes nothing for granted. While the two performers crisscross memories and fantasies of divine encounters\, the piece asks how we reconcile past experiences to make new meaning for the present. \nVincent E Thomas is a Black gay man\, a professional dancer\, and arts educator whose dance company\, VTDance\, just celebrated its 20th Anniversary in Baltimore. Vincent grew up in Edgefield\, SC where he sang joyfully (and dutifully) in the choir at his Southern Baptist Church\, and yet he felt as though he had to spend much of his adult life washing the church from his soul. \nGabriel Thom Pasculli is a queer\, white-bodied and second-generation Italian-Irish-American\, an ensemble theater-maker and arts educator who has been working in Chicago. Gabriel Thom grew up in the Catholic Church in New Jersey and has spent his adult life seeking the mystical experience he failed to find in the religion of his childhood. \nBoth artists are returning to a time they thought they had left behind. They are returning to the tender questions they developed as young people\, torn between their inner desires and the confounding morality of their Christian communities. With great curiosity\, intimacy\, risk and availability\, Praise! is asking how we reconcile those past experiences and conflicted parts of our younger selves to make new meaning in the present. \nDeveloped at Dartmouth College’s VoxLab and at Art Omi in New York State\, an excerpt of Praise! was featured as part of VTDance’s 20th Anniversary Concert at The Baltimore Theater Project in April 2023. \n——- \nAbout The Artists\nThe project’s current ensemble of collaborators includes Desiré Graham\, a New Haven-based project facilitator working in original theater and musical performance\, and Malia’Kekia Nicolini\, a Massachusetts-based dancer\, choreographer\, artistic director and educator. Additionally\, the work is being developed with Dwayne Hess\, a Baltimore-based spiritual guide who will be advising the project in the creation of community dialogues. \nVincent E. Thomas\, dancer\, choreographer and teacher\, received his MFA in Dance from Florida State University and a BME in Music from the University of South Carolina. He has danced with Dance Repertory Theatre (FSU)\, Randy James Dance Works (NY/NJ)\, EDGEWORKS Dance Theater (DC)\, and Liz Lerman Dance Exchange (MD). His choreography has been presented at various national and international venues including DUMBO Festival (NY)\, Velocity Festival (DC)\, Modern Moves Festival (DC)\, Philly Fringe (PA)\, Edinburgh Fringe Festival (UK-Scotland)\, Barcelona and Madrid\, Spain\, Avignon\, France\, Athens\, Greece\, Bari\, Italy\, Copenhagen\, Denmark\, Shanghai\, Taipei\, and Singapore. He received rave reviews for his performance of “Come Change” (2012) and “iWitness” (2014) in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Scotland). Theater credits: Movement Coach/Choreographer for Everyman Theater’s Brother’s Size by Tarell Alvin McCraney in Baltimore\, MD (2012)\, Mosaic Theatre’s Unexplored Interior by Jay Sander in Washington\, DC (2015)\, and Everyman Theater’s Los Otros by Ellen Fitzhugh in Baltimore\, MD (2017)\, and Associate Choreographer/Movement Coach for Williamstown Theater Festival’s Most Happy in Concert in Williamstown\, MA (2022) directed by Daniel Fish. He is the Artistic Director/Choreographer of the national touring What’s Going On project. Vincent was awarded the 2017 Pola Nirenska Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance (DC)\, the 2019 University System of Maryland Regents Faculty Award for Excellence in Research\, Scholarship & Creative Activity\, the 2020 MDEA Living Legacy Award\, a 2021 William G. Baker\, Jr. Memorial Fund Awardee\, and a 2023 Black History Month Honoree for Richland District II (SC). Vincent is the Associate Choreographer for the INTELLIGENCE Opera\, written and conceived by Jake Heggie\, Gene Sheer\, and Jawole Willa Jo Zollar\, premiere at Houston Grand Opera. He is an Urban Bush Women BOLD Facilitator\, faculty member for the UBW Summer Institutes (NY)\, and Professor of Dance at Towson University (MD). \nHis multi-dimensional company VTDance builds on the use of contemporary dance\, improvisation\, text/ movement\, a variety of sound sources\, and collaborations with other artists\, including dancers\, musicians\, poets\, visual artists\, and others [to be discovered]. These ideas coupled with witty\, poignant\, athletic and gestural movement are the rich palette for VTDance. www.vtdance.org \nGabriel Thom Pasculli (he/they) is a US/Turtle Island-based performance artist\, teacher\, and theater director. Exploring the intersections of performance and decolonial praxis through body\, change and belonging\, Gabriel Thom embraces interdisciplinary processes of co-creation. For eight years\, Gabriel Thom was an artistic director of Walkabout Theater in Chicago (now called Wender Collective)\, with whom Gabriel Thom directed a series of outdoor public stilt spectacles as well as internationally-touring ensemble performances acclaimed as “surreal\,” “sublime\,” “gorgeous and exhilarating.” During the same period Gabriel Thom was a founding co-director of VoxFest\, an annual summer festival of innovative new works-in-progress at Dartmouth College. Recently\, Gabriel Thom was the creative producer at Sandglass Theater in Putney\, VT\, a puppet theater dedicated to social dialogue. Gabriel Thom has been teaching actor training\, movement and voice\, and co-creation for ten years; and they are currently teaching at the University of IL in Chicago and the University of Chicago. Gabriel Thom is a certified teacher of Fides Krucker’s Emotionally Integrated Voice pedagogy\, and they recently graduated from Goddard College’s MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program with a concentration in Decolonial Arts Praxis and Performance Creation. Other Chicago directing credits include work with Red Tape Theatre\, Trap Door Theatre\, Oracle Productions\, Redmoon and Steppenwolf Theatre. Additional influences include study at the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards in Italy\, the Odin Teatret in Denmark\, and Double Edge Theatre in Massachusetts. www.gabrielthom.com \nDesiré Graham is a performer\, director\, dramaturg and arts administrator. She sings to connect to a past that is not just her’s\, but a history of many. She writes to reconcile the shade and the sun. She collaborates\, in a constant search for those who also feel the tug to be elsewhere. From 2019-2022\, she was based in Tuscany\, Italy as a company member at the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards. Currently based in the U.S.\, Graham commits to the cultivation of artistic spaces that foster transparency\, active listening and anti-oppressive practices as a requirement. In alignment with these values\, Desiré works with Double Edge Theatre and VLA Dance as a recurring artistic collaborator. Additionally\, she curates a space for black queer performing artists to create inside of The Black Residency. Graham also hosts a workshop series entitled\, Somewhere in Between\, an invitation for BIPOC and ALAANA New Haven residents to discover the use of communal singing\, give weight to their vibrational soul\, activate\, and call on others to join in. She is freely in-process\, if you have any questions about what she’s done or where she’s been\, please ask about it to be about it. \nThis event is a Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC\, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather\, engage\, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner. \nPhoto Credit: Vincent E. Thomas and Gabriel Thom Pasculli\, Photographer Rob Strong
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SUMMARY:2 TRUTHS AND A LIE
DESCRIPTION:Purchase Tickets Here!\n2 TRUTHS AND A LIE Presented by River’s Edge Theatre Co.\nDate & Time: Saturday\, March 2\, 2024 7:30-9PM\nEstimated run time 75 minutes.\nAll Tickets $25\n10% of ticket sales go to the Innocence Project\nMature audiences only.\n \nIn these uncertain times it’s hard to tell the difference between truth and lie… River’s Edge Theatre Co. presents its signature interactive storytelling experience. Witness 6 storytellers share their stories live on stage and then test your intuition to see if you can tell who’s lying and who’s telling the truth. The audience votes TRUTH or LIE. \nAbout River’s Edge Theatre Co.\nRiver’s Edge Theatre Company is a nonprofit organization with the mission to reflect the human experience\, spark conversation\,  and inspire social change.  Learn more about their performance\, classes\, and workshops at https://www.riversedgetheatre.com/
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/2truthsandalie/
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SUMMARY:COMMUNITY PROGRAM: Imagination\, Honoring History\, and Reclaiming our Stories - Marginalized Voices through American Cinema and History
DESCRIPTION:Title: Workshop: Imagination\, Honoring History\, and Reclaiming our Stories – Marginalized Voices through American Cinema and History\nDate & Time: Wednesday\, February 7\, 2024 7:30-8:30PM\nJoin Artist-in-Residence Kayla Farrish and the team behind “Put Away the Fire\, dear” for this FREE community program! \nWhat is it to hold our own lens to see ourselves\, our community\, and to see the efforts of our people? \nKayla Farrish with her collaborators in creative residency working on a new group piece Put Away the Fire\, dear combines dance-theater\, storytelling\, cinema’s inspiration\, and music. \nWe invite all interested\, and also in celebration with Black History Month to join us for a workshop where we will have conversations together\, write\, and witness excerpts of our new work. In this shared discussion\, I am inviting folks of various backgrounds and experiences to share the histories or lineages that need to be uncovered or seen more. To ask what draws us to narratives and cinemas\, and how we can see more of our own stories. And what present and future is possible when we can re-imagine or imagine spaces that can include or full selves? \nJoin us for a discussion\, community archiving in writing\, and some live-performance excerpts. \nAbout Put Away the Fire\, dear\nPiece Title: Put Away the Fire\, dear\nBy Choreographer: Kayla Farrish in collaboration with artists\nPerforming Artists: Jessica Alexander\, Christian Paris Blue\, Kayla Farrish\, Imani Guadin-County\, Kerime Konur\, and Christian Warner\nSet Design: Dyer Rhoads\nLive Music Composition: Alexander MacKinnon \nPut Away the Fire\, dear is a live dance-theater work mapping the journey of 6 BIPOC and marginalized characters taking the reins of their own narrative in an evening-length piece. As a Choreographer and Filmmaker\, I apply filmmaking techniques in narrative formation\, camera movement and editing to witness these characters in full humanity. Through Old Hollywood plot frameworks\, the live performance plays out along these arc structures as the characters disrupt their oppressive tropes of their designated scripts. Jumping through portals spanning reality and cinema\, Put Away the Fire\, dear\, uproots power and history across generations of the American landscape\, to rupture the leading socio-political narratives living in American Cinema of the 1930s-60s. Toni Morrison defines “The Master Narrative” as the lens of a dominant power and our consumption of inherited stories that depicts us all in archetypes of identity. Bursting tropes and filling missing storylines\, they endeavor to write new narratives of ranging humanity and power. In a 75-minute performance of moving stories\, the 6 characters traverse scenes and worlds through dance-theater\, ranging storytelling\, set design\, and a score of reclaimed exploited Black American music. \nAbout Kayla Farrish\nKayla Farrish is a Black American Director merging dance-theater\, filmmaking\, narrative\, and sound score. She captures ranging identity\, the mythical dualities of history and present survival\, and powerful dreaming lending to liberation.   \nHer commissions include Limon Dance Company\, Gibney\, Louis Armstrong House Museum\, Danspace\, Pepatian\, Little Island\, Harlem Stage\, Blacklight Summit and beyond. Some works formed: Black Bodies Sonata\, The New Frontier: My dear America\, Sunny Side/Inside the Laughing Barrel\, December 8th\, Martyr’s Fiction\, and others. She creates live works\, films\, site-specific/immersive\, and collaborations. She recently shared Choir (Carrie Mae Weems Exhibition)\, To Dream A Lifetime (BlackLight)\, Roster with Melanie Charles\, MIXTAPES with Alex MacKinnon and site-specific Broken Record (Little Island) with Brandon Coleman\, and Rinsing and Harbor films. Presenting spaces include Lincoln Center\, Park Avenue Armory\, Symphony Space\, and National Sawdust\, among receiving support from Watermill Center for the Arts\, Armstrong Now\, Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective\, Baryshnikov Arts Center\, La Mama Experimental Theater\, and others.  \nShe received the Sundance Uprise Grant for Emerging BIPOC Directors\, Bessie Awards for NYLA’s Motherboard Suite and December 8th-Gibney\, NY Times Top 2021 Dance Performances- Roster and Breakout Star. She is a recipient of the Harkness Promise Award for 2022. During 2022\, she was a Rehearsal Director for Punchdrunk Sleep No More\, and adjunct faculty for NYU Tisch Dance. During 2023\, she created new works for Arizona State University\, LINES dance Training Program\, University of Arizona. She has been commissioned to create a reimagined archival work for Limon Dance Company\, and to collaborate with musician Trixie Whitley\, for her new music tour. In her next company project\, Put Away the Fire\, dear\, she is touring a group narrative work of radical imagination and liberation\, supported by NEFA NDP Touring Dance Production Grant. She is also the 2023 recipient of Watermill Center Nina Von Maltzahn Fellowship and the Ellis Beauregard Foundation Contemporary Dance Award.\n \nCredits\nPut away the fire\, dear was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project\, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Foundation and the Mellon Foundation; commissioned and created in part with the support of The Joyce Theater Foundation’s Creative Residencies Program made possible by lead funding from the Mellon Foundation; supported in part by the Foundation for Contemporary Arts’ Emergency Grant; residency support provided by NYU Tisch Department of Dance (2024); supported in part by The Watermill Center and the Nina Von Maltzahn Fellowship (2023); supported in part by Works & Process Showing at the Guggenheim Museum and LaunchPAD Residency at Bethany Arts Center (2024); supported in part by La Mama Experimental Theater- La Mama Moves Festival and Mertz-Gilmore Late Stage Grant (2023)\, Triskelion Theater (2022); and ODC Theater where it will premiere in March 2024. \nPhoto Credit: Kerime – Camera Eye by Steven Pisano\, 2023
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SUMMARY:Ichabod (An Immersive Theatrical Experience) with River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets & Learn More Here! \nIchabod (An Immersive Theatrical Experience)\nby Meghan Covington\nDirected by Jessica Irons \nYou are invited to go back in time to the 1950s\, to the night of our high school Harvest Hop. There you can drink the punch\, dance\, and enjoy\, but please do not disturb lingering spirits who roam the halls. Follow some familiar characters (Ichabod\, Katrina\, and Brom) into the dark corners of the school to witness secret encounters and haunting surprises. We can only hope no one will lose their head. \n*Please be advised: \n– Ichabod is immersive in nature\, therefore guests may not always be seated during the show. Please wear comfortable shoes for standing and walking.\n– The show is meant for mature audiences only. There are depictions of violence and sexual aggressive behavior\, as well as gruesome imagery that may not be appropriate for younger audiences. \nDates & Times: October 20-22 and 27-29\, 2023\, All shows 7:30pm\nTicket Prices: $30 (+fees) general admission\, $25 (+fees) seniors/students\n*10% of ticket sales go to the Be a Friend Project. \nThe Be A Friend Project is a nationwide organization supporting student “Upstanders” working to save the lives of their bullied peers and build kinder communities. \nThis project was made possible by with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program\, a regnant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by ArtsWestchester.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/ichabod/
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SUMMARY:Theater O Presents: Cobweb Dreams
DESCRIPTION:GET TICKETS\nCobweb is not having a good time as part of Titania’s train. She dreams of a life where she plays pranks all day long and doesn’t have to be a stuffy\, stuck-up fairy in waiting. If only it was a simple as crossing the brook to be part of Oberon’s train! \nBut life in the woods is not simple. The King and Queen fight tooth and nail\, Cobweb fights to make her dreams come true\, and her friends fight to keep her from being turned into a toadstool. A mortal with a donkey head has wandered into the grove and the flower fairies blame Cobweb. Oh will this midsummer night never end? \nFeaturing Theater O Middle School performers.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/cobweb-dreams/2023-06-10/
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SUMMARY:Theater O Presents: Midsummer (ish)
DESCRIPTION:GET TICKETS\nGirl loves boy. Boy loves girl. Dad hates the boy but wants the daughter to be with another… who someone else loves. Magical forest. Crazy actors. Ridiculous fairies. Mixed-up love potions. A donkey’s head. Theater O actors grades 2-5 bring the magic of Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream to the stage\, with a twist.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/midsummer/2023-06-03/
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SUMMARY:Collected Stories – GoJo Clan Productions
DESCRIPTION:GoJo Clan Productions presents Collected Stories by Donald Margulies. When the power dynamics between an established author/professor of writing and her adulatory student become blurred\, can their relationship survive the head-on collision of their personal and professional stories? Directed by Albi Gorn. Featuring Julia Boyes and Robin Gorn. \nDate(s) and Time(s) (8 Shows):\nFriday\, March 31 at 8PM\, Saturday\, April 1 at 3PM & 8PM\, Sunday\, April 2 at 3PM\nFriday\, April 7 at 8PM\, Saturday\, April 8 at 3PM & 8PM\, Sunday\, April 9 at 3PM \nGET TIX  \n$25 Adults/$20 Students/Seniors
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/collected-stories/2023-04-09/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Theater O Presents: The Handless Maiden
DESCRIPTION:February 9-11\, 2023 @ 7PM \nTICKETS\nLoosely based on a Grimm fairy tale\, THE HANDLESS MAIDEN weaves together three stories\, that of a miller and his wife who have fallen on hard times and whose story includes devils\, wizards\, and cross-country treks; that of an ambitious New York lawyer who decides to give it all up and travel to Seattle to see Bill Gates’ mansion\, her magic castle; and that of a man who is about to be married in Seattle but decides he must first see an old lover. Their stories ultimately converge in an enchanted diner. \nThe Handless Maiden\nby Jeremy Dobrish\nDirected by Jessica Irons\nDesigned by Andrew Irons\n\nFeaturing Theater O Highschool Actors:\nDylan Alter\nCavan Brouder\nWill Flahaven\nJacob Irons\nSofia Kringas\nCiara Moyer\nAnisa Ridenhour\nKiran Roye\n\n\n\n\nPoster Art by Esme Lily Irons
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/handless-maiden/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:Theater O Presents: Hope & Heartache Diner
DESCRIPTION:BUY TICKETS\nDecember 15 – 17\, 2022\, 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM\nDiners are a special place. You can get your coffee\, fall in love\, and find light when the world is dark. \n\nDuke’s is a family business – four generations strong. Felix wants one last hurrah before leaving for college. She’s doing the full run – open to close – just like her grandpa did when he was a teenager. But why? Everyone knows Felix can barely wipe tables. Why is she trying so hard to connect? And what happens when Felix’s parents announce they’re selling the diner?\n\n\nTheater O
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/hope-heartache-diner/2022-12-17/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:Theater O Presents: Choose Your Own Oz
DESCRIPTION:BUY TICKETS\nDecember 8 – 10\, 2022\, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM \nThe Wizard of Oz meets Choose Your Own Adventure in this fresh and fast-paced retelling of the L. Frank Baum classic in which the audience plays playwright and gets the chance to change everything from Dorothy’s footwear (silver slippers or ruby red…clown shoes?) to Toto’s species (lion\, tiger or octopus?—oh my!) to the Witch’s flying footmen. A delight for children of all ages\, Choose Your Own Oz reminds us all that at the end of the day\, there really is no place like home. \nTheater O
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/choose-your-own-oz/2022-12-10/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:Axial Theater presents Never the Sinner by John Logan
DESCRIPTION:BUY TICKETS \n \nT: Patrick McGuiness and Albi Gorn\nB: Najah Imani Muhammad\, Tom Ryan\, Bruce Apar\, Michael M. Alva\, Youlim Nam \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n​Three-time Emmy Award-Winning Actress Cady McClain Directs\n“Never the Sinner” by John Logan \nStarring Patrick McGunness as “Robert Crowe” and Albi Gorn as “Clarence Darrow”\nPresented by Axial Theatre\nat\nBethany Arts Community in Ossining (N.Y.)\nNovember 10 – 12 at 8pm\, November 13 at 3pm\n& November 17-19 at 8pm\, November 20 at 11am \nWestchester\, NY – Axial Theatre\, under the Artistic Director Cady McClain\, is proud to announce the fall production of Never the Sinner by John Logan\, featuring Broadway actor Patrick McGuiness\, Tuesdays With Morrie star Albi Gorn\, Michael Howard Conservatory Members Tom Ryan and Michael M. Alva\, and Axial Theater Members Bruce Apar\, Youlim Nam and special guest Najah Imani Muhammad. McClain will be directing and producing alongside Axial Board Members Steven Williford (Emmy© Winning Director)\, Amanda Quinn Olivar (Editor-in-Chief\, Curator.Guide)\, and Axial Ensemble member Dan Walworth. \nThe play will be produced at Bethany Arts Community in Ossining (N.Y.)\, Nov. 10 – 13 and Nov. 17 – 20\, 2022. Thursday through Saturday shows are 8 p.m. Sunday performances are 3 p.m.  A post-show discussion of the topics of the play will follow each performance\, led by director McClain\, members of the ensemble and special guests. \n​Tickets are $10 students\,  $25 general seating\, available at axialtheatre.org \nNever the Sinner is based on the true story of two young men\, Nathan Leopold (Tom Ryan) and Richard Loeb (Michael M. Alva)\, who murder a local boy to prove their superiority and claim the right to having committed “the crime of the century.”  The case is argued by two esteemed lawyers\, Clarence Darrow (Albi Gorn) and Robert Crowe (Patrick McGuiness).  While Crowe wants to fulfill the outraged nation’s cry for a hanging\, Darrow argues for the rights of all human beings to be shown mercy\, no matter how shocking the crime. \n​Covid protocols will be in place per CDC and Actors Equity Association (AEA) guidelines that are posted at the time of the production. \nABOUT PATRICK McGUINNESS (as “Robert Crowe”):\nPatrick McGuinness has been a member of the Axial Theatre Company since 2017. He is a graduate of the theatre dept. at Binghamton University (’85) and the Trinity Rep. Conservatory in Providence\, RI (’87). He has performed in several Axial productions including Love at Worst Sight\, Plattsburgh (both part of Axial’s Twisted Valentines series)\, Nectar and The Second Coming. Additionally\, he has performed in shows for GoJo Productions\, Westchester Collaborative Theatre and the Phillipstown Depot Theatre. Past theatre credits also include roles in such shows as One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest\, Godspell\, South Pacific\, Macbeth\, Brigadoon\, Rope\, and Arsenic and Old Lace\, just to name a few. He has appeared in several feature films\, most notably the movie One Eyed King written and directed by Academy Award winner Bobby Moresco starring William Baldwin\, Armand Assante and the late Bruno Kirby. \n​ABOUT ALBI GORN (as “Clarence Darrow”):\nAlbi Gorn has been acting for fifty years. He last acted with Axial as Dr. Rank in A Doll’s House. A former Ensemble member\, he also has had several of his plays produced at Axial\, including the Westchester premiere of Back to the Garden.  Among the plays he has acted in: Tuesdays With Morrie\, A Man For All Seasons\, Talk Radio\, You’re a Good Man\, Charlie Brown\, The H.M.S. Pinafore\, Oleanna\, Speed-the-Plow\, Dry Powder\, The Cooking Lesson (written by his wife\, Robin Anne Joseph) and his favorite role\, that of Herman in his own one-act\, It’s About Forgiveness. He and Robin run GoJo Clan Productions\, a nomadic theater company in Westchester gojoclanproductions.com. You can read his plays and listen to his songs at www.albigorn.com \nABOUT CADY MCCLAIN (Director/Producer):\nCady McClain is proud to be Axial Theatre’s new Artistic Director. In 2021 she was recognized by Deadline for being a history-making three-time Emmy© winner\, acting as three unique characters on three different daytime shows. Cady studied theater directing with legendary artistic director of Ensemble Studio Theater\, Curt Dempster and acting for eight years with Michael Howard. Her theatrical directorial debut was with Axial Theatre in Paint Made Flesh by Howard Meyer\, shown at The Cell in NYC. Her film documentary on female directors\, Seeing is Believing:Women Direct won multiple awards including the Audience Award at the SOHO Film Festival and a Jury Prize at the Newport Beach Film Festival. It was released on regional PBS stations nationwide and the educational platform\, Kanopy. She currently plays “Jennifer” on Days of Our Lives.  www.cadymcclain.com \n​ABOUT AXIAL THEATRE:\nAxial Theater is a 23-year-old not-for-profit institution founded by Howard Meyer. It is dedicated to supporting the professional development of the independent voice through audience involvement and is commited to presenting challenging and relevant theatrical experiences. The company and its productions have been reviewed in The New York Times and are supported by the William T Morris Foundation and ArtsWestchester among others. axialtheatre.org \n​“Never The Sinner” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French\, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/never-the-sinner/
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