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SUMMARY:PEEK-A-BOO - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:Peek-a-Boo\n(an immersive Hudson Valley Haunt)\nBy Meghan Covington\nDirected by Jessica Irons\nChoreographed by Megan Roe\n\nRiver’s Edge is bringing its wild and hauntingly provocative Peek-a-Boo back yet again by popular demand. Inspired by the real Peek-a-Boo flats of Tarrytown NY this immersive show is rife with intimate encounters\, voyeuristic thrills\, and deeply human performances. This year we have added extra secret scenes to keep you coming back for more. \nFollow infamous Hudson Valley characters such as Hulda the Witch\, John Andre\, and Sadie the Goat through the Peek-a-Boo to learn dark secrets and scandalous confessions. Scary storytelling and immersive theatre combine to make this show the perfect Halloween experience for Hudson Valley residents and tourists alike. \nOct 15-18 and 22-25\nAll Shows at 7:30pm \nhttps://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/peek-a-boo-an-immersive-hudson-valley-haunt-2 \n\n\n\n**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. Please make sure everyone in your party is aware of this disclaimer. **
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/peek2026/
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SUMMARY:It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions - September 27 7:00PM
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM – You’re on this page now! \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \n \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists. \n \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n  \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions - September 27 4:00PM
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM – SOLD OUT!\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM – SOLD OUT!\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM – You’re on this page now! SOLD OUT!\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists.   \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n  \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/itllbefine09274/
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions - September 26 7:30PM
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM – You’re on this page now! SOLD OUT!\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \n  \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists. \n  \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n  \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions - September 25 7:30PM
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM – You’re on this page now! SOLD OUT!\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM SOLD OUT!\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \n  \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists. \n  \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n  \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
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LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:It'll Be Fine,Performance,Play,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:It'll Be Fine - A Play by Molly Canu - In Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions
DESCRIPTION:It’ll Be Fine\nSeptember 25-27\, 2026\nA Play by Molly Canu\nIn Collaboration with Tres Brujas Productions\nDirected by Mark Cajigao \nSHOWTIMES\nFriday\, September 25 7:30PM\nSaturday\, September 26 7:30PM\nSunday\, September 27 4:00PM\nSunday\, September 27 7:00PM \nIn It’ll Be Fine\, Julie and Jake\, two friends that grew up together in a small town in upstate NY\, move to the city after falling in love and begin planning their lives together. But when their childhood best friend dies by suicide as they prepare for their wedding\, the couple is forced to confront grief\, identity\, and the uncertain future they imagined together. \nFor 18+ Mature Audiences. It’ll Be Fine explores themes of grief\, loss\, and healing.\nContent Transparency: This performance includes adult language\, mature themes\, and discussions of suicide. \nTICKETS $25 General Admission | $20 Student/Senior\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date and time.\n \nCAST & CREW\nPresented by Tres Brujas Productions & Molly Canu\nWritten by Molly Canu \nDirected by Mark Cajigao\nCast – Robert Dumont\, Hayley Gasbarro\, John Gionis\, Gwendolyn Torrence \nABOUT THE CAST & CREW\nMolly Canu (Playwright) is a playwright\, storyteller\, and producer whose work explores family\, identity\, and the beautiful mess of being human. Raised in the Adirondacks and now based in Tarrytown\, she often finds herself telling stories throughout Westchester and NYC\, occasionally acting\, and passionately writing about the unexpected turns that shape our lives. Her work has been recognized by the London Independent Story Prize and performed at Bethany Arts Community\, Elmwood Playhouse\, and Maker’s Central. When she isn’t pursuing creative endeavors\, she owns and operates the Fit Inn in Tarrytown and is the mother of two amazing boys. \nMark Cajigao (Director) is thrilled to bring Molly Harrington Canu’s It’ll Be Fine to Bethany Arts Community. An actor\, singer\, director\, and producer\, Mark has worked on stage and in film in NYC\, regionally\, and as far abroad as Cairo\, Egypt. Now settled in Hastings-on-Hudson with his wife and two kids\, he’s grateful to play and collaborate with everyone at River’s Edge\, where he recently directed Nick Payne’s Constellations\, Johnna Adams’s World Builders\, and appeared as The Stranger in Peek-a-Boo\, Theseus/Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Capulet in Romeo & Juliet. He also curates RETCo’s Cold Reads series\, in which local actors tackle a different play each month with no prior rehearsal. Other favorite roles include Dylan Thomas in Dylan\, Arthur in Camelot\, Einstein in Picasso at the Lapin Agile\, John Adams in 1776\, Trigorin in The Seagull\, and Zach in A Chorus Line. Mark holds degrees from Wagner College and The New School\, and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity and SAG-AFTRA. Endless thanks to Alex\, Ella\, and Henry. \nRobert Dumont (Jake). Robert is an NY based stage and screen actor with experience spanning drama\, comedy\, Shakespeare\, and musical theater. He currently trains with Anthony Abeson\, as well as at HB Studio in NYC.  Outside of the actor world\, he works in Physical Therapy\, where he pretends to be a fully functioning adult. He’s happy to be here with this amazing group of people! Thanks to the dream team\, Molly\, Mark\, and Monica\, for allowing me to be a part of this great project! @robertdumontjr \nHayley Gasbarro (Julie) is an NYC-based performer\, originally from Rhode Island. Her recent theatre credits include Dream Share (Chain Theatre)\, What Happened to Hannah? (New York Theatre Festival)\, [sic] (Brown University)\, Natasha\, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Brown University)\, and Into the Woods (Brown University). She will make her feature film debut in It Visits Me\, a horror film currently in post-production. Alongside her acting career\, Hayley is the Co-Founder of In Progress\, an independent theatre production company created to empower and connect emerging theatre artists.   \nJohn Gionis (Sam) is a Brooklyn–based actor and director. New York theater credits include Four Evangelists Walk Into a Fog\, Stop Kiss\, The Proposal\, and Adam Driver. Screen credits include Law & Order: Organized Crime\, New Amsterdam\, and the pilot Martinis. A former attorney\, he’s happiest telling stories on stage and screen. \n \nGwendolyn Torrence (Eva) Originally from the DMV (not to be confused with the Department of Motor Vehicles)\, Gwendolyn is an actor/dancer currently based in Queens. Recent credits include Sacred Monsters (Theater for the New City) Spyglass Seven (Evening Crane Theatre) and Joan of Arc in a Supermarket in California (The Tank). She is a current ensemble member of Blessed Unrest’s training company. Passionate about activism\, Gwendolyn started a podcast with her mom (The Folly Chronicles) highlighting the remarkable stories of queer people\, POC\, and women left out of our history books. She is also a member of Sunrise Movement\, an organization fighting for political action and climate change. Montclair State BFA ‘20. Gwendolyn is excited to be a part of It’ll Be Fine and wants to thank Mark\, Monica\, and Molly for everything!  @__ggwendolyn__ \nABOUT TRES BRUJAS PRODUCTIONS\nTres Brujas Productions‘ theatre credits include Modern Witches at Player’s Theater NY(2024)\, Modern Witches at Edinburgh Fringe (2023)\,Modern Witches at City Lore (2022)\, Lipstick Lobotomy at Columbia University (2019)\, Numbness: Chapter 2 at the New Ohio Theatre (2019)\, Caribe Bestial at The Julia de Burgos Center for Performing Arts\, a collaboration with the Hispanic Federation (2018)\, and Confessions of a Personal Trainer at Edinburgh Fringe (2017).
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/itllbefine/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:It'll Be Fine,Performance,Play,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:OFF WITH HER HEAD - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:OFF WITH HER HEAD\nRiver’s Edge Theatre Co.\nApril 9 – 12\, 2026\nAdapted by Meghan Covington\nDirected by Jessica Irons\nChoreographed by Megan Roe\nMusic by Jon Hatch \nOff With Her Head is a wordless\, movement-driven spectacle inspired by Lewis Carol’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. In this surreal reimagining\, our female heroine Alice battles shifting rooms\, impossible rules\, unrealistic expectations\, and a Red Queen – part idol\, part omen – who embodies every system that silences voices that should be heard. Bold\, strange\, and visually electric\, the piece transforms the fight to claim space—and self—into a hypnotic\, physical rebellion. Curious humans ages 7 to 107 are invited down the rabbit hole. \n4/9 Thursday 7:30PM\n4/10 Friday 7:30PM\n4/11 Saturday 4:30PM and 7:30PM\n4/12 Sunday 2PM and 4:30PM \nPurchase Tickets Here!   \nLearn more about River’s Edge Theatre Co. here!  \nHave ticketing questions? Contact riversedgetheatreco@gmail.com
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/owhh2026/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dance,Music,Performance,River's Edge Theatre Co.,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:Work-In-Progress Showing of Doomscrollers: A Body of Dangerous Ideas: Part 3 with Raja Feather Kelly & the feath3r theory
DESCRIPTION:Work-In-Progress Showing of Doomscrollers: A Body of Dangerous Ideas: Part 3\nwith Raja Feather Kelly & the feath3r theory \n@ BAC Open House 2026\nDate & Time: Saturday\, April 4\, 2026 1-2PM \nDoomscrollers: A Body of Dangerous Ideas: Part 3 is a danced-theater investigation of danger as both threat and threshold: how it lives in the body\, how in search for connection intimacy itself can be perilous\, and how media shapes our sympathies for violence and collapse. Inspired by Claire Bishop’s Disordered Attention and Daniel Sherrell’s Warmth\, the work asks what it means to live at the hinge between digital saturation and planetary crisis\, between the infinite scroll and the finite planet. In this space\, the body becomes a site of translation\, distortion\, and possibility. This performance will not offer escape or easy answers; instead\, it asks you to sit inside the uncertainty and risk of our moment\, to witness danger not as spectacle but as a condition we share. \nAbout the feath3r theory\nthe feath3r theory (TF3T) is a New York City based dance-theatre-media company that produces the work of Artistic Director and Choreographer Raja Feather Kelly. As a collaboration of dancers\, actors\, filmmakers\, musicians\, photographers\, and designers\, our mission is to broaden the space for unheard voices and repressed histories\, to bring into the theatre those sometimes left out\, and to use theatre to provoke much-needed public conversations. the feath3r theory does this by challenging its audience and its creators to collectively interrogate – and celebrate – its shared relationship to human empathy and personal ethics as expressed in and distorted by popular media. By unabashedly appropriating the structures\, themes\, and aesthetics of reality television\, celebrity culture\, social media and the internet\, the work of TF3T synthesizes dance\, visual media\, and narrative theatre into virtuosic and expansive\, productions in which artists and audience alike experience their shared humanity. \nMain image courtesy of the feath3r theory
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/feath3r2026/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Residencies,Community Program,Dance,Open House,Performance,Program,Residencies,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260228T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260228T203000
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT! They Call Me Dimmock - February 28\, 2026 7PM
DESCRIPTION:Our February 28th Performance is SOLD OUT!\nThey Call Me Dimmock: A Narrated Stage Drama\nForty-five years in Bondage. One day in Court. \nFebruary 20\nFebruary 21\nFebruary 27\nFebruary 28  – SOLD OUT!\nAll performances at 7PM  \nTickets: $25 General Admission\, $25 Students/Seniors\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date. \nA true story based in Westchester County\, They Call Me Dimmock is a riveting narrated courtroom drama set in the 1850s that follows our main character\, Dimmock\, from Africa through 45 years of enslavement to his self-emancipation in NY. Dimmock races against time to reclaim his kidnapped granddaughter\, secretly hidden in Ossining\, confronting power\, law\, and the true cost of freedom\, with John Jay as his ally.   \nWritten & Narrated by Joyce Sharrock Cole   \nDirected by Mel Hancock  \nCast\nKeith Bulluck\nJason Summers\nNaomi Onativia\nJoanna Stone\nSuzanne Duke\nDaniel Hirsh\nHoward Weintraub \nProduction Assistant: Donna James  \nContent transparency: the story explores themes of enslavement\, race and sensitive time period statements and references. Recommended for ages 13 and up\, parental discretion is advised.  \nDoors will open an estimated 25 minutes prior to show time. \nOut of courtesy for the actors\, crew\, and fellow audience members\, no late seating will be permitted after the show begins.  \nThis event is part of the Bethany Arts Community 2026 Black History & Culture Exhibit: Revolutionary Legacies. Click here to learn more.  \nBlack History & Culture: Revolutionary Legacies is made possible with support from ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government\, and Revolutionary Westchester 250.    \nThank you to our Exhibit partners Historic Hudson Valley\, and Docent Program partners Ossining High School and volunteer Docents. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/dimmock228/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Black History Month,Performance,Play,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers,They Call Me Dimmock
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SUMMARY:They Call Me Dimmock - February 27\, 2026 7PM
DESCRIPTION:They Call Me Dimmock: A Narrated Stage Drama\nForty-five years in Bondage. One day in Court. \nFebruary 20\nFebruary 21\nFebruary 27 – You’re on this page now!\nFebruary 28 \nAll performances at 7PM  \nTickets: $25 General Admission\, $25 Students/Seniors\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date. \nA true story based in Westchester County\, They Call Me Dimmock is a riveting narrated courtroom drama set in the 1850s that follows our main character\, Dimmock\, from Africa through 45 years of enslavement to his self-emancipation in NY. Dimmock races against time to reclaim his kidnapped granddaughter\, secretly hidden in Ossining\, confronting power\, law\, and the true cost of freedom\, with John Jay as his ally.   \nWritten & Narrated by Joyce Sharrock Cole   \nDirected by Mel Hancock  \nCast\nKeith Bulluck\nJason Summers\nNaomi Onativia\nJoanna Stone\nSuzanne Duke\nDaniel Hirsh\nHoward Weintraub \nProduction Assistant: Donna James  \nContent transparency: the story explores themes of enslavement\, race and sensitive time period statements and references. Recommended for ages 13 and up\, parental discretion is advised.  \nDoors will open an estimated 25 minutes prior to show time. \nOut of courtesy for the actors\, crew\, and fellow audience members\, no late seating will be permitted after the show begins.  \nThis event is part of the Bethany Arts Community 2026 Black History & Culture Exhibit: Revolutionary Legacies. Click here to learn more.  \nBlack History & Culture: Revolutionary Legacies is made possible with support from ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government\, and Revolutionary Westchester 250.    \nThank you to our Exhibit partners Historic Hudson Valley\, and Docent Program partners Ossining High School and volunteer Docents. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/dimmock227-2/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Black History Month,Performance,Play,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers,They Call Me Dimmock
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260221T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260221T203000
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SUMMARY:They Call Me Dimmock - February 21\, 2026 7PM
DESCRIPTION:They Call Me Dimmock: A Narrated Stage Drama\nForty-five years in Bondage. One day in Court. \nFebruary 20\nFebruary 21 – You’re on this page now!\nFebruary 27 \nFebruary 28 \nAll performances at 7PM  \nTickets: $25 General Admission\, $25 Students/Seniors\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date. \nA true story based in Westchester County\, They Call Me Dimmock is a riveting narrated courtroom drama set in the 1850s that follows our main character\, Dimmock\, from Africa through 45 years of enslavement to his self-emancipation in NY. Dimmock races against time to reclaim his kidnapped granddaughter\, secretly hidden in Ossining\, confronting power\, law\, and the true cost of freedom\, with John Jay as his ally.   \nWritten & Narrated by Joyce Sharrock Cole   \nDirected by Mel Hancock  \nCast\nKeith Bulluck\nJason Summers\nNaomi Onativia\nJoanna Stone\nSuzanne Duke\nDaniel Hirsh\nHoward Weintraub \nProduction Assistant: Donna James  \nContent transparency: the story explores themes of enslavement\, race and sensitive time period statements and references. Recommended for ages 13 and up\, parental discretion is advised.  \nDoors will open an estimated 25 minutes prior to show time. \nOut of courtesy for the actors\, crew\, and fellow audience members\, no late seating will be permitted after the show begins.  \nThis event is part of the Bethany Arts Community 2026 Black History & Culture Exhibit: Revolutionary Legacies. Click here to learn more.  \nBlack History & Culture: Revolutionary Legacies is made possible with support from ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government\, and Revolutionary Westchester 250.    \nThank you to our Exhibit partners Historic Hudson Valley\, and Docent Program partners Ossining High School and volunteer Docents. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/dimmock221/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:They Call Me Dimmock - February 20\, 2026 7PM
DESCRIPTION:They Call Me Dimmock: A Narrated Stage Drama\nForty-five years in Bondage. One day in Court. \nFebruary 20  – You’re on this page now!\nFebruary 21 \nFebruary 27 \nFebruary 28 \nAll performances at 7PM  \nTickets: $25 General Admission\, $25 Students/Seniors\nTicket sales are final\, non-refundable\, and non-transferable. Please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date. \nA true story based in Westchester County\, They Call Me Dimmock is a riveting narrated courtroom drama set in the 1850s that follows our main character\, Dimmock\, from Africa through 45 years of enslavement to his self-emancipation in NY. Dimmock races against time to reclaim his kidnapped granddaughter\, secretly hidden in Ossining\, confronting power\, law\, and the true cost of freedom\, with John Jay as his ally.   \nWritten & Narrated by Joyce Sharrock Cole   \nDirected by Mel Hancock  \nCast\nKeith Bulluck\nJason Summers\nNaomi Onativia\nJoanna Stone\nSuzanne Duke\nDaniel Hirsh\nHoward Weintraub \nProduction Assistant: Donna James  \nContent transparency: the story explores themes of enslavement\, race and sensitive time period statements and references. Recommended for ages 13 and up\, parental discretion is advised.  \nDoors will open an estimated 25 minutes prior to show time. \nOut of courtesy for the actors\, crew\, and fellow audience members\, no late seating will be permitted after the show begins.  \nThis event is part of the Bethany Arts Community 2026 Black History & Culture Exhibit: Revolutionary Legacies. Click here to learn more.  \nBlack History & Culture: Revolutionary Legacies is made possible with support from ArtsWestchester and Westchester County Government\, and Revolutionary Westchester 250.    \nThank you to our Exhibit partners Historic Hudson Valley\, and Docent Program partners Ossining High School and volunteer Docents. 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/dimmock220/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260205
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260507
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SUMMARY:Call for Artists! 2026 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency Applications Open
DESCRIPTION:Please read all guidelines and application instructions carefully\, incomplete applications or submissions that exceed outlined content limits will not be considered. Please only apply to this residency if you can stay in residence from date start to date end. \nApply Here!  \nBethany Arts Community (BAC) offers residencies to emerging and established artists for the development of both new works and works-in-progress. BAC welcomes artists working across any discipline and medium\, including visual artists\, sculptors\, writers\, playwrights\, choreographers\, musicians\, composers\, performance artists\, filmmakers\, and more to our Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. Any and all artistic mediums are encouraged to apply. Enjoy an environment where artists from different disciplines and walks of life can work in community and near each other\, creating opportunities for generative collaboration and cross-pollination. \nResidents will be surrounded by uninhibited creativity during their time at BAC\, in the form of other Multidisciplinary Residents\, local studio artists\, BAC staff and board members\, those presenting programs on campus\, and more! \nA unique component of residencies at BAC is Community Programming. As part of a residency\, we ask each artist to develop and facilitate a Community Program related to their residency plan. This part of the residency is an opportunity for artists to engage with the local community in Ossining and Westchester County\, and for the local community to engage with artists through their work. \nThe Fall Multidisciplinary Residency runs for one\, two-week session of 12 artists from September 22 – October 6\, 2026. Artists are provided room & board\, a private studio conducive to artists’ medium and/or project\, 3 basic meals a day*\, and a $225 stipend per week upon completion of the residency. Artist is responsible for transportation to and from BAC and any supplies or materials needed for their practice. We ask that you only apply if you can stay for the entire length of this residency and are 21 years or older. \n*Please note for the 3 meals a day included during the residency\, Bethany Arts Community is only able to accommodate for vegan\, plant-based\, vegetarian\, dairy-free\, and/or gluten-free diets. Please contact submit@bethanyarts.org with any questions or if you have any further allergies/dietary needs not listed. \nRegarding Artist Teams/Groups/Collaborations: Artist team applications will only be considered for groups up to 3 members. \nApplications Open: February 5\, 2026\nApplication Deadline: May 6\, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST\nLetters of Recommendation Deadline: May 13\, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST \nAs letters of recommendation (LORs) requests are sent out at the time of application submission\, we give applicants another week to ensure that their LORs are in. The person you request your LOR from will receive an email from Submittable\, prompting them to upload your letter of recommendation. Please ensure your LOR is submitted by this deadline to be considered for this residency.  \nThere is one letter of recommendation and one reference (not the same person who wrote the LOR) are required to be considered. \nYour LOR and your reference should come from someone who can speak to your artistry\, character\, and integrity. This recommender should be a non-familial related person. \nNotifications: June 26\, 2026 \nWe will be hosting four office-hour style Q&A sessions for this residency application on\nThursday\, February 26\, 2026 4:30-5:30PM EST\nThursday\, March 26\, 2026 1-2PM EST\nThursday\, April 16\, 2026 3-4PM EST\nThursday\, April 23\, 2026 7-8PM EST \nIf you’re interested in attending any of these sessions\, please email submit@bethanyarts.org for the Zoom link with your name and the session you would like to attend. Attending these sessions will not impact the selection process for residency. It is recommended prior to attending these sessions\, the artist opens a Submittable account and reads through the application– some questions may be answered! Bring questions pertaining to the application\, work guidelines\, or residency stay to these office-hour style Q&A sessions! \nTo check out our grounds\, other residency programs\, and more visit our website at www.bethanyarts.org. \nIf you have concerns about accommodations for your artistic practice\, please email: submit@bethanyarts.org \nIf you have issues using the submission form\, please contact Submittable. \nBethany Arts Community residency programs are made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts\, New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature\, Westchester County Board of Legislators\, The New York Community Trust Westchester\, ArtsWestchester\, and the Westchester County Government.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/2026fallmultiopen/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Residencies,Artist Call,Creative Writing,Dance,Fall Multidisciplinary 2026,Film,Music,Performance,Photography,Poetry,Residencies,Sculpture,Storytelling,Theater Makers,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:PEEK-A-BOO - River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:PEEK-A-BOO\nImmersive Theatre. Haunting History.\nBy Meghan Covington\nDirected by Jessica Irons\nOct 16th -19th and 23rd – 26th\n7:30pm on all dates\nBethany Arts Community\, Ossining \nRiver’s Edge is bringing its wild and hauntingly provocative Peek-a-Boo back by popular demand. Inspired by hidden histories of the Hudson Valley\, this immersive show is rife with intimate encounters\, voyeuristic thrills\, and deeply human performances. This year we have added extra secret scenes to keep you coming back for more. \nHere is your invitation: \nWelcome\, 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. 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** \n$35 General Admission/ $25 Senior and Student Admission \nLEARN MORE & PURCHASE TICKETS
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/peek2025/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Show,Performance,Play,River's Edge Theatre Co.,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:"2191" Excerpt Reading & Conversation w/ BAC Artist-in-Residence Bella Poynton
DESCRIPTION:2191 Excerpt Reading & Conversation w/ BAC Artist-in-Residence Bella Poynton\nDATE & TIME: Wednesday\, October 8\, 2025 7-8:30 PM\nFor teens and up! \nJoin BAC Artist-In-Residence Playwright Bella Poynton for a reading of 2191\, a new play examining how artificial intelligence shapes survival in a fractured\, post-war world.   \nThe story follows Fleur\, a young woman who must rely on outdated AI systems to find her missing brother\, even as she confronts the knowledge that this same technology contributed to environmental collapse.   \nThis reading invites audiences to reflect on the quickly growing presence of AI in our everyday lives and the moral ambiguities it creates. Afterward\, stay for a conversation with Bella about the rapid proliferation of AI and its moral and ethical consequences.  \nFor teens and up. \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 partners. Learn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here!\n \nOur 2025 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is proudly sponsored by Cedar’s
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/2191reading/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2025 Residencies,2025 Residencies,Artober,Community Program,Fall Multidisciplinary Residency 2025,Program,Reading,Residencies,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:A Community Poetry Workshop on Identity\, Legacy\, and Belonging with BAC Artist-in-Residence G. Victoria Campbell
DESCRIPTION:A Community Poetry Workshop on Identity\, Legacy\, and Belonging with BAC Artist-in-Residence G. Victoria Campbell\nDATE & TIME: Monday October 6\, 2025 7-8:30PMLOCATION: Ossining Public Library\, Budarz Theater (53 Croton Ave\, Ossining) \nFREE Community Program as part of BAC’s 2025 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency. In partnership with the Ossining Public Library. \n \nJoin us for a powerful 90-minute experience honoring the life of Philippa Duke Schuyler—mixed race\, Harlem Renaissance born child prodigy\, pianist\, and writer—whose brilliance was shadowed by a society that couldn’t see all of who she was.  \nDiscover the story of a forgotten genius\, reflect on your own\, and help create a community poem rooted in identity and inclusion.  \nTogether\, we’ll:  \n\nExplore an original song inspired by Philippa’s story \n\n\nCreate “I Am” poems and poetic affirmations \n\n\nShare truths about identity and belonging \n\n\nWeave our voices into a collective community poem \n\nThis is a space for truth-telling and collective creative expression. All ages\, backgrounds\, and levels of experience are welcome. Come as you are. Leave with your voice on the page.  \nFacilitated by G. Victoria Campbell. G. Victoria Campbell is a BIPOC Seattle-based psychologist-artist-activist. Her musicals include TREESON: AN ECO-MUSICAL (O’Neill Semi-finalist ‘23; sold-out\, off-Broadway concert ‘24)\, PHILIPPA and OFF WITH YOUR HEAD. Favorite venues her songs were performed: 54Below\, The Green Room 42\, the Union Theatre. Memberships: Dramatist Guild\, BMI Lehman Engel Workshop\, MAESTRA\, MUSE\, Seattle Composers Alliance.  \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 partners. Learn more about this year’s Fall Multidisciplinary Residency here!\n \nOur 2025 Fall Multidisciplinary Residency is proudly sponsored by Cedar’s
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/communitypoetrygvictoria/
LOCATION:Ossining Public Library\, 53 Croton Avenue\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2025 Residencies,2025 Residencies,Artober,Community Program,Creative Writing,Fall Multidisciplinary Residency 2025,Poetry,Residencies,Storytelling,Talk,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:  Romeo + Juliet with River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE: Romeo + Juliet\nJuly 19th at 4pm and 7:30pm\nJuly 20th at 4pm\nBethany Arts Community\, Ossining (INDOORS)\nShakespeare never looked so sustainable! Earth conscious actors agree to a theatrical feat for the planet. 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! Recommended for ages 8 and up. \nWhy Romeo and Juliet? This timeless tale of forbidden love\, family divides\, and impassioned ideals resonates in today’s world where divisions run deep\, and differences often lead to conflict. The story challenges us to look at the power struggles and misunderstandings of Shakespeare’s time through a modern lens\, asking how we can bridge divides and make room for unity. As the young lovers defy the forces pulling them apart\, we’re reminded that empathy\, courage\, and love have the power to break cycles of discord and inspire real change. \nCome early to explore the grounds and galleries at Bethany Arts Community! \n$30 General Admission/$20 Senior and Student Admission \nPurchase Tickets Here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/homegrownshakesrj3/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performance,Play,Program,River's Edge Theatre Co.,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:  Romeo + Juliet with River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE: Romeo + Juliet\nJuly 19th at 4pm and 7:30pm\nJuly 20th at 4pm\nBethany Arts Community\, Ossining (INDOORS)\nShakespeare never looked so sustainable! Earth conscious actors agree to a theatrical feat for the planet. 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! Recommended for ages 8 and up. \nWhy Romeo and Juliet? This timeless tale of forbidden love\, family divides\, and impassioned ideals resonates in today’s world where divisions run deep\, and differences often lead to conflict. The story challenges us to look at the power struggles and misunderstandings of Shakespeare’s time through a modern lens\, asking how we can bridge divides and make room for unity. As the young lovers defy the forces pulling them apart\, we’re reminded that empathy\, courage\, and love have the power to break cycles of discord and inspire real change. \nCome early to explore the grounds and galleries at Bethany Arts Community! \n$30 General Admission/$20 Senior and Student Admission \nPurchase Tickets Here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/homegrownshakesrj2/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE:  Romeo + Juliet with River's Edge Theatre Co.
DESCRIPTION:HOMEGROWN SHAKESPEARE: Romeo + Juliet\nJuly 19th at 4pm and 7:30pm\nJuly 20th at 4pm\nBethany Arts Community\, Ossining (INDOORS)\nShakespeare never looked so sustainable! Earth conscious actors agree to a theatrical feat for the planet. 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! Recommended for ages 8 and up. \nWhy Romeo and Juliet? This timeless tale of forbidden love\, family divides\, and impassioned ideals resonates in today’s world where divisions run deep\, and differences often lead to conflict. The story challenges us to look at the power struggles and misunderstandings of Shakespeare’s time through a modern lens\, asking how we can bridge divides and make room for unity. As the young lovers defy the forces pulling them apart\, we’re reminded that empathy\, courage\, and love have the power to break cycles of discord and inspire real change. \nCome early to explore the grounds and galleries at Bethany Arts Community! \n$30 General Admission/$20 Senior and Student Admission \nPurchase Tickets Here!
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/homegrownshakesrj1/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performance,Play,Program,River's Edge Theatre Co.,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:ART & ACTION - Ossining Sings! + Art Show Open Hours
DESCRIPTION:ART & ACTION\nOssining Sings! Concert\nSunday\, June 29\, 2025 2-4PM\nArt Show Open Hours 12-4PM\nSunday 6/29\, 12-4pm\nOssining Sings! Concert (2-4pm)\nArt Show Open (12-4pm)\nBoth events at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)  \nOssining Sings! is a concert to benefit Neighbors Link. Let’s raise our voices to support a vital community resource.   \nFEATURING:\nGrace Church Choir (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nADMISSION IS FREE\, but a voluntary collection will be taken. Please consider $10 or more donation\, if you can\, to support the work of Neighbors Link.  \n— \nABOUT ART & ACTION\nCelebrate Art & Action with us ALL WEEKEND LONG all around Ossining! This year’s Art & Action will take place Friday – Sunday June 27-29\, all weekend long.   \nArt & Action is an annual celebration of art\, activism\, and community welcoming artists\, activists\, organizers\, grassroots collectives\, local organizations\, and community members to come together.   \nThe Arts are Essential and the impact of recent federal funding cuts and the deliberate restriction on artists\, arts organizations\, and creativity nationally is deeply felt. Art & Action aims to amplify the arts & artists\, and advocate for the importance of art in our communities and in our world.   \nJoin us throughout the weekend for conversations\, to make art\, meet & support artists\, share your story\, learn about local resources\, advocate and take action.  \nProduced in partnership by Bethany Arts Community\, Grace Episcopal Church\, ENU Builds\, Neighbors Link.   \nSchedule of the Weekend:\n\nFriday 6/27\, 7-9PM\nArt Show\, Gathering & Conversation\n(food & drink by here coffee + beer!)  \nGrace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nRSVP REQUIRED FOR FRIDAY’S EVENT. \nHow are you doing? Friday night is an art show opening AND a convening of artists\, organizations\, activists\, and community members to check in on “how we’re all doing.” Experience an Art Show that lives at the intersection of arts and activism\, and join us for small bites\, refreshments\, resource sharing\, and conversation.   \nSaturday 6/28\, 10am-2pm\n“Chalk Activity!” at the corner of Spring St./Main St. in downtown Ossining\nArt Show open at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\n\nMake art! Join ENU Builds at the corner of Spring St. & Main St. in downtown Ossining for a Community Chalk Art activity. All are welcome to put your Art in Action. Express what you care about and what you want to say to the world.  \n \nSunday 6/29\, 12-4pm  – YOU’RE ON THIS PAGE NOW!\nOssining Sings! Concert (2-4pm)\nArt Show Open (12-4pm)\nBoth events at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)  \nOssining Sings! is a concert to benefit Neighbors Link. Let’s raise our voices to support a vital community resource.   \nFEATURING:\nGrace Church Choir (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nADMISSION IS FREE\, but a voluntary collection will be taken. Please consider $10 or more donation\, if you can\, to support the work of Neighbors Link.  \nAll events throughout the weekend are free & for all. \nGet involved! Take action! Join us! \n———————————–  \nARTE Y ACCIÓN\nExposición de arte\, encuentro y conversación\nViernes 27 de junio\, 7-9PM\nSE REQUIERE REGISTRO PARA EL EVENTO DEL VIERNES. \n  \nViernes 27 de junio\, 7-9 PM\nExposición de arte\, encuentro y conversación\n(¡comida y bebida por here coffee + beer!)\nGrace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nSE REQUIERE REGISTRO PARA EL EVENTO DEL VIERNES.  \n¿Cómo estamos? La noche del viernes es tanto la inauguración de una exposición de arte como una reunión de artistas\, organizaciones\, activistas y miembros de la comunidad para reflexionar juntos sobre “cómo estamos”. Vive una exposición de arte que habita en la intersección entre el arte y el activismo\, y acompáñanos para disfrutar de bocadillos\, refrescos\, intercambio de recursos y conversaciones significativas.  \n— \nACERCA DA ARTE Y ACCIÓN\n¡Celebra el Arte y Acción con nosotros TODO EL FIN DE SEMANA en todo Ossining! Este año\, Arte y Acción se llevará a cabo de viernes a domingo\, del 27 al 29 de junio\, durante todo el fin de semana.  \nArte y Acción es una celebración anual del arte\, el activismo y la comunidad que da la bienvenida a artistas\, activistas\, organizadores\, colectivos comunitarios\, organizaciones locales y miembros de la comunidad para reunirse y compartir.  \nLas artes son esenciales\, y el impacto de los recientes recortes de fondos federales y las restricciones deliberadas hacia los artistas\, las organizaciones artísticas y la creatividad a nivel nacional se sienten profundamente. Arte y Acción tiene como objetivo amplificar las artes y a los artistas\, y abogar por la importancia del arte en nuestras comunidades y en nuestro mundo.  \nAcompáñanos durante todo el fin de semana para conversar\, crear arte\, conocer y apoyar a artistas\, compartir tu historia\, informarte sobre recursos locales\, abogar y tomar acción.  \nProducido en colaboración por Bethany Arts Community\, Grace Episcopal Church\, ENU Builds y Neighbors Link.  \nPrograma del fin de semana:  \nViernes 27 de junio\, 7-9 PM\nExposición de arte\, encuentro y conversación\n(¡comida y bebida por here coffee + beer!)\nGrace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nSE REQUIERE REGISTRO PARA EL EVENTO DEL VIERNES.  \n¿Cómo estamos? La noche del viernes es tanto la inauguración de una exposición de arte como una reunión de artistas\, organizaciones\, activistas y miembros de la comunidad para reflexionar juntos sobre “cómo estamos”. Vive una exposición de arte que habita en la intersección entre el arte y el activismo\, y acompáñanos para disfrutar de bocadillos\, refrescos\, intercambio de recursos y conversaciones significativas.  \nSábado 28 de junio\, 10 AM – 2 PM\n¡Actividad con tizas! en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St.\, en el centro de Ossining\nExposición de arte abierta en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)  \n¡Crea arte! Únete a ENU Builds en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St. en el centro de Ossining para una actividad comunitaria de arte con tizas.¡Todas son bienvenidos a poner su Arte en Acción! Expresa lo que te importa y lo que quieres decirle al mundo. \nDomingo 29 de junio\, 12 – 4 PM – ESTÁS EN ESTA PÁGINA AHORA\n¡Ossining Canta! Concierto (2 – 4 PM)\nExposición de arte abierta (12 – 4 PM)\nAmbos eventos en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining) \n¡Ossining Canta! es un concierto en beneficio de Neighbors Link. Levantemos nuestras voces para apoyar un recurso comunitario vital.  \nCON LA PARTICIPACIÓN DE:\nCoro de Grace Church (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nLA ENTRADA ES GRATUITA\, pero se hará una colecta voluntaria. Por favor\, considera donar $10 o más\, si puedes\, para apoyar el trabajo de Neighbors Link.   \nTodos los eventos del fin de semana son gratuitos y para todos.\n¡Involúcrate! ¡Toma acción! ¡Acompáñanos! 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/aa6292025/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Art & Action,Art Show,Concert,Creative Writing,Culinary Arts,Exhibit,Festival,Music,Performance,Poetry,Program,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers,Visual Art
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250628T100000
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SUMMARY:ART & ACTION - Chalk Activity with ENU Builds + Art Show Open Hours
DESCRIPTION:ART & ACTION\nChalk Activity! with ENU Builds\nSaturday\, June 28\, 2025 10AM-2PM\nSaturday 6/28\, 10am-2pm\n“Chalk Activity!” at the corner of Spring St./Main St. in downtown Ossining\nArt Show open at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\n\nMake art! Join ENU Builds at the corner of Spring St. & Main St. in downtown Ossining for a Community Chalk Art activity. All are welcome to put your Art in Action. Express what you care about and what you want to say to the world.   \n— \nABOUT ART & ACTION\nCelebrate Art & Action with us ALL WEEKEND LONG all around Ossining! This year’s Art & Action will take place Friday – Sunday June 27-29\, all weekend long.   \nArt & Action is an annual celebration of art\, activism\, and community welcoming artists\, activists\, organizers\, grassroots collectives\, local organizations\, and community members to come together.   \nThe Arts are Essential and the impact of recent federal funding cuts and the deliberate restriction on artists\, arts organizations\, and creativity nationally is deeply felt. Art & Action aims to amplify the arts & artists\, and advocate for the importance of art in our communities and in our world.   \nJoin us throughout the weekend for conversations\, to make art\, meet & support artists\, share your story\, learn about local resources\, advocate and take action.  \nProduced in partnership by Bethany Arts Community\, Grace Episcopal Church\, ENU Builds\, Neighbors Link.   \nSchedule of the Weekend:\n\nFriday 6/27\, 7-9PM\nArt Show\, Gathering & Conversation\n(food & drink by here coffee + beer!)  \nGrace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nRSVP REQUIRED FOR FRIDAY’S EVENT. \nHow are you doing? Friday night is an art show opening AND a convening of artists\, organizations\, activists\, and community members to check in on “how we’re all doing.” Experience an Art Show that lives at the intersection of arts and activism\, and join us for small bites\, refreshments\, resource sharing\, and conversation.   \nSaturday 6/28\, 10am-2pm – YOU’RE ON THIS PAGE NOW!\n“Chalk Activity!” at the corner of Spring St./Main St. in downtown Ossining\nArt Show open at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\n\nMake art! Join ENU Builds at the corner of Spring St. & Main St. in downtown Ossining for a Community Chalk Art activity. All are welcome to put your Art in Action. Express what you care about and what you want to say to the world.  \n \nSunday 6/29\, 12-4pm\nOssining Sings! Concert (2-4pm)\nArt Show Open (12-4pm)\nBoth events at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)  \nOssining Sings! is a concert to benefit Neighbors Link. Let’s raise our voices to support a vital community resource.   \nFEATURING:\nGrace Church Choir (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nADMISSION IS FREE\, but a voluntary collection will be taken. Please consider $10 or more donation\, if you can\, to support the work of Neighbors Link.  \nAll events throughout the weekend are free & for all. \nGet involved! Take action! Join us! \n———————————–  \nARTE Y ACCIÓN\n¡Actividad con tizas! con ENU Builds\nSábado 28 de junio\, 10 AM – 2 PM\n  \nSábado 28 de junio\, 10 AM – 2 PM – ESTÁS EN ESTA PÁGINA AHORA\n¡Actividad con tizas! en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St.\, en el centro de Ossining\nExposición de arte abierta en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining) \n¡Crea arte! Únete a ENU Builds en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St. en el centro de Ossining para una actividad comunitaria de arte con tizas.¡Todas son bienvenidos a poner su Arte en Acción! Expresa lo que te importa y lo que quieres decirle al mundo. \n— \nACERCA DA ARTE Y ACCIÓN\n¡Celebra el Arte y Acción con nosotros TODO EL FIN DE SEMANA en todo Ossining! Este año\, Arte y Acción se llevará a cabo de viernes a domingo\, del 27 al 29 de junio\, durante todo el fin de semana.  \nArte y Acción es una celebración anual del arte\, el activismo y la comunidad que da la bienvenida a artistas\, activistas\, organizadores\, colectivos comunitarios\, organizaciones locales y miembros de la comunidad para reunirse y compartir.  \nLas artes son esenciales\, y el impacto de los recientes recortes de fondos federales y las restricciones deliberadas hacia los artistas\, las organizaciones artísticas y la creatividad a nivel nacional se sienten profundamente. Arte y Acción tiene como objetivo amplificar las artes y a los artistas\, y abogar por la importancia del arte en nuestras comunidades y en nuestro mundo.  \nAcompáñanos durante todo el fin de semana para conversar\, crear arte\, conocer y apoyar a artistas\, compartir tu historia\, informarte sobre recursos locales\, abogar y tomar acción.  \nProducido en colaboración por Bethany Arts Community\, Grace Episcopal Church\, ENU Builds y Neighbors Link. \nPrograma del fin de semana:  \nViernes 27 de junio\, 7-9 PM\nExposición de arte\, encuentro y conversación\n(¡comida y bebida por here coffee + beer!)\nGrace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nSE REQUIERE REGISTRO PARA EL EVENTO DEL VIERNES.  \n¿Cómo estamos? La noche del viernes es tanto la inauguración de una exposición de arte como una reunión de artistas\, organizaciones\, activistas y miembros de la comunidad para reflexionar juntos sobre “cómo estamos”. Vive una exposición de arte que habita en la intersección entre el arte y el activismo\, y acompáñanos para disfrutar de bocadillos\, refrescos\, intercambio de recursos y conversaciones significativas.  \nSábado 28 de junio\, 10 AM – 2 PM – ESTÁS EN ESTA PÁGINA AHORA\n¡Actividad con tizas! en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St.\, en el centro de Ossining\nExposición de arte abierta en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining) \n¡Crea arte! Únete a ENU Builds en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St. en el centro de Ossining para una actividad comunitaria de arte con tizas.¡Todas son bienvenidos a poner su Arte en Acción! Expresa lo que te importa y lo que quieres decirle al mundo. \nDomingo 29 de junio\, 12 – 4 PM\n¡Ossining Canta! Concierto (2 – 4 PM)\nExposición de arte abierta (12 – 4 PM)\nAmbos eventos en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining) \n¡Ossining Canta! es un concierto en beneficio de Neighbors Link. Levantemos nuestras voces para apoyar un recurso comunitario vital.  \nCON LA PARTICIPACIÓN DE:\nCoro de Grace Church (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nLA ENTRADA ES GRATUITA\, pero se hará una colecta voluntaria. Por favor\, considera donar $10 o más\, si puedes\, para apoyar el trabajo de Neighbors Link.   \nTodos los eventos del fin de semana son gratuitos y para todos.\n¡Involúcrate! ¡Toma acción! ¡Acompáñanos! 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/aa6282025/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Art & Action,Art Show,Concert,Creative Writing,Culinary Arts,Exhibit,Festival,Music,Performance,Poetry,Program,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:ART & ACTION - Art Show\, Gathering & Conversation
DESCRIPTION:ART & ACTION\nArt Show\, Gathering & Conversation\nFriday\, June 27\, 2025 7-9PM\nRSVP REQUIRED\nFriday 6/27\, 7-9PM\nArt Show\, Gathering & Conversation \n(food & drink by here coffee + beer!)  \nGrace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nRSVP REQUIRED FOR FRIDAY’S EVENT\, RSVP ABOVE! \nHow are you doing? Friday night is an art show opening AND a convening of artists\, organizations\, activists\, and community members to check in on “how we’re all doing.” Experience an Art Show that lives at the intersection of arts and activism\, and join us for small bites\, refreshments\, resource sharing\, and conversation.   \n— \nABOUT ART & ACTION\nCelebrate Art & Action with us ALL WEEKEND LONG all around Ossining! This year’s Art & Action will take place Friday – Sunday June 27-29\, all weekend long.   \nArt & Action is an annual celebration of art\, activism\, and community welcoming artists\, activists\, organizers\, grassroots collectives\, local organizations\, and community members to come together.   \nThe Arts are Essential and the impact of recent federal funding cuts and the deliberate restriction on artists\, arts organizations\, and creativity nationally is deeply felt. Art & Action aims to amplify the arts & artists\, and advocate for the importance of art in our communities and in our world.   \nJoin us throughout the weekend for conversations\, to make art\, meet & support artists\, share your story\, learn about local resources\, advocate and take action.  \nProduced in partnership by Bethany Arts Community\, Grace Episcopal Church\, ENU Builds\, Neighbors Link.   \nSchedule of the Weekend:\n\nFriday 6/27\, 7-9PM\nArt Show\, Gathering & Conversation – YOU’RE ON THIS PAGE NOW!\n(food & drink by here coffee + beer!)  \nGrace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nRSVP REQUIRED FOR FRIDAY’S EVENT. \nHow are you doing? Friday night is an art show opening AND a convening of artists\, organizations\, activists\, and community members to check in on “how we’re all doing.” Experience an Art Show that lives at the intersection of arts and activism\, and join us for small bites\, refreshments\, resource sharing\, and conversation.   \nSaturday 6/28\, 10am-2pm\n“Chalk Activity!” at the corner of Spring St./Main St. in downtown Ossining\nArt Show open at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\n\nMake art! Join ENU Builds at the corner of Spring St. & Main St. in downtown Ossining for a Community Chalk Art activity. All are welcome to put your Art in Action. Express what you care about and what you want to say to the world.  \n \nSunday 6/29\, 12-4pm\nOssining Sings! Concert (2-4pm)\nArt Show Open (12-4pm)\nBoth events at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)  \nOssining Sings! is a concert to benefit Neighbors Link. Let’s raise our voices to support a vital community resource.   \nFEATURING:\nGrace Church Choir (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nADMISSION IS FREE\, but a voluntary collection will be taken. Please consider $10 or more donation\, if you can\, to support the work of Neighbors Link.  \nAll events throughout the weekend are free & for all. \nGet involved! Take action! Join us! \n———————————–  \nARTE Y ACCIÓN\nExposición de arte\, encuentro y conversación\nViernes 27 de junio\, 7-9PM\nSE REQUIERE REGISTRO PARA EL EVENTO DEL VIERNES. \n  \nViernes 27 de junio\, 7-9 PM\nExposición de arte\, encuentro y conversación\n(¡comida y bebida por here coffee + beer!)\nGrace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nSE REQUIERE REGISTRO PARA EL EVENTO DEL VIERNES.  \n¿Cómo estamos? La noche del viernes es tanto la inauguración de una exposición de arte como una reunión de artistas\, organizaciones\, activistas y miembros de la comunidad para reflexionar juntos sobre “cómo estamos”. Vive una exposición de arte que habita en la intersección entre el arte y el activismo\, y acompáñanos para disfrutar de bocadillos\, refrescos\, intercambio de recursos y conversaciones significativas.  \n— \nACERCA DA ARTE Y ACCIÓN\n¡Celebra el Arte y Acción con nosotros TODO EL FIN DE SEMANA en todo Ossining! Este año\, Arte y Acción se llevará a cabo de viernes a domingo\, del 27 al 29 de junio\, durante todo el fin de semana.  \nArte y Acción es una celebración anual del arte\, el activismo y la comunidad que da la bienvenida a artistas\, activistas\, organizadores\, colectivos comunitarios\, organizaciones locales y miembros de la comunidad para reunirse y compartir.  \nLas artes son esenciales\, y el impacto de los recientes recortes de fondos federales y las restricciones deliberadas hacia los artistas\, las organizaciones artísticas y la creatividad a nivel nacional se sienten profundamente. Arte y Acción tiene como objetivo amplificar las artes y a los artistas\, y abogar por la importancia del arte en nuestras comunidades y en nuestro mundo.  \nAcompáñanos durante todo el fin de semana para conversar\, crear arte\, conocer y apoyar a artistas\, compartir tu historia\, informarte sobre recursos locales\, abogar y tomar acción.  \nProducido en colaboración por Bethany Arts Community\, Grace Episcopal Church\, ENU Builds y Neighbors Link. \nPrograma del fin de semana:  \nViernes 27 de junio\, 7-9 PM – ESTÁS EN ESTA PÁGINA AHORA\nExposición de arte\, encuentro y conversación\n(¡comida y bebida por here coffee + beer!)\nGrace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nSE REQUIERE REGISTRO PARA EL EVENTO DEL VIERNES.  \n¿Cómo estamos? La noche del viernes es tanto la inauguración de una exposición de arte como una reunión de artistas\, organizaciones\, activistas y miembros de la comunidad para reflexionar juntos sobre “cómo estamos”. Vive una exposición de arte que habita en la intersección entre el arte y el activismo\, y acompáñanos para disfrutar de bocadillos\, refrescos\, intercambio de recursos y conversaciones significativas.  \nSábado 28 de junio\, 10 AM – 2 PM\n¡Actividad con tizas! en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St.\, en el centro de Ossining\nExposición de arte abierta en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)  \n¡Crea arte! Únete a ENU Builds en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St. en el centro de Ossining para una actividad comunitaria de arte con tizas.¡Todas son bienvenidos a poner su Arte en Acción! Expresa lo que te importa y lo que quieres decirle al mundo. \nDomingo 29 de junio\, 12 – 4 PM\n¡Ossining Canta! Concierto (2 – 4 PM)\nExposición de arte abierta (12 – 4 PM)\nAmbos eventos en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining) \n¡Ossining Canta! es un concierto en beneficio de Neighbors Link. Levantemos nuestras voces para apoyar un recurso comunitario vital.  \nCON LA PARTICIPACIÓN DE:\nCoro de Grace Church (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nLA ENTRADA ES GRATUITA\, pero se hará una colecta voluntaria. Por favor\, considera donar $10 o más\, si puedes\, para apoyar el trabajo de Neighbors Link.   \nTodos los eventos del fin de semana son gratuitos y para todos.\n¡Involúcrate! ¡Toma acción! ¡Acompáñanos! 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/aa6272025/
LOCATION:Grace Episcopal Church\, 7 S Highland Ave\, Ossining\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art & Action,Art Show,Concert,Creative Writing,Culinary Arts,Exhibit,Festival,Music,Performance,Poetry,Program,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers,Visual Art
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250630
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SUMMARY:ART & ACTION - All Weekend Long!
DESCRIPTION:ART & ACTION\nFriday – Sunday \nJune 27-29\, 2025 \nCelebrate Art & Action with us ALL WEEKEND LONG all around Ossining! This year’s Art & Action will take place Friday – Sunday June 27-29\, all weekend long.   \nArt & Action is an annual celebration of art\, activism\, and community welcoming artists\, activists\, organizers\, grassroots collectives\, local organizations\, and community members to come together.   \nThe Arts are Essential and the impact of recent federal funding cuts and the deliberate restriction on artists\, arts organizations\, and creativity nationally is deeply felt. Art & Action aims to amplify the arts & artists\, and advocate for the importance of art in our communities and in our world.   \nJoin us throughout the weekend for conversations\, to make art\, meet & support artists\, share your story\, learn about local resources\, advocate and take action.  \nProduced in partnership by Bethany Arts Community\, Grace Episcopal Church\, ENU Builds\, Neighbors Link.   \nSchedule of the Weekend:\n\nFriday 6/27\, 7-9PM\nArt Show\, Gathering & Conversation \n(food & drink by here coffee + beer!)  \nGrace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nRSVP REQUIRED FOR FRIDAY’S EVENT. \nHow are you doing? Friday night is an art show opening AND a convening of artists\, organizations\, activists\, and community members to check in on “how we’re all doing.” Experience an Art Show that lives at the intersection of arts and activism\, and join us for small bites\, refreshments\, resource sharing\, and conversation.   \nSaturday 6/28\, 10am-2pm\n“Chalk Activity!” at the corner of Spring St./Main St. in downtown Ossining\nArt Show open at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\n\nMake art! Join ENU Builds at the corner of Spring St. & Main St. in downtown Ossining for creativity\, giggles\, and lively tunes. Create Chalk Art that expresses what you care about and what you want to say to the world.   \nSunday 6/29\, 12-4pm\nOssining Sings! Concert (2-4pm)\nArt Show Open (12-4pm)\nBoth events at Grace Church\, Trinity Campus (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)  \nOssining Sings! is a concert to benefit Neighbors Link. Let’s raise our voices to support a vital community resource.   \nFEATURING:\nGrace Church Choir (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nADMISSION IS FREE\, but a voluntary collection will be taken. Please consider $10 or more donation\, if you can\, to support the work of Neighbors Link.  \nAll events throughout the weekend are free & for all. \nGet involved! Take action! Join us! \n———————————–  \nARTE Y ACCIÓN\nViernes – Domingo\n27 al 29 de junio de 2025 \n¡Celebra el Arte y Acción con nosotros TODO EL FIN DE SEMANA en todo Ossining! Este año\, Arte y Acción se llevará a cabo de viernes a domingo\, del 27 al 29 de junio\, durante todo el fin de semana.  \nArte y Acción es una celebración anual del arte\, el activismo y la comunidad que da la bienvenida a artistas\, activistas\, organizadores\, colectivos comunitarios\, organizaciones locales y miembros de la comunidad para reunirse y compartir.  \nLas artes son esenciales\, y el impacto de los recientes recortes de fondos federales y las restricciones deliberadas hacia los artistas\, las organizaciones artísticas y la creatividad a nivel nacional se sienten profundamente. Arte y Acción tiene como objetivo amplificar las artes y a los artistas\, y abogar por la importancia del arte en nuestras comunidades y en nuestro mundo.  \nAcompáñanos durante todo el fin de semana para conversar\, crear arte\, conocer y apoyar a artistas\, compartir tu historia\, informarte sobre recursos locales\, abogar y tomar acción.  \nProducido en colaboración por Bethany Arts Community\, Grace Episcopal Church\, ENU Builds y Neighbors Link. \nPrograma del fin de semana:  \nViernes 27 de junio\, 7-9 PM\nExposición de arte\, encuentro y conversación\n(¡comida y bebida por here coffee + beer!)\nGrace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)\nSE REQUIERE REGISTRO PARA EL EVENTO DEL VIERNES.  \n¿Cómo estamos? La noche del viernes es tanto la inauguración de una exposición de arte como una reunión de artistas\, organizaciones\, activistas y miembros de la comunidad para reflexionar juntos sobre “cómo estamos”. Vive una exposición de arte que habita en la intersección entre el arte y el activismo\, y acompáñanos para disfrutar de bocadillos\, refrescos\, intercambio de recursos y conversaciones significativas.  \nSábado 28 de junio\, 10 AM – 2 PM\n¡Actividad con tizas! en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St.\, en el centro de Ossining\nExposición de arte abierta en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining)  \n¡Crea arte! Únete a ENU Builds en la esquina de Spring St. y Main St.\, en el centro de Ossining\, para disfrutar de creatividad\, risas y música animada. Crea arte con tizas que exprese lo que te importa y lo que quieres decirle al mundo.  \nDomingo 29 de junio\, 12 – 4 PM\n¡Ossining Canta! Concierto (2 – 4 PM)\nExposición de arte abierta (12 – 4 PM)\nAmbos eventos en Grace Church\, Campus Trinity (7 S. Highland Ave.\, Ossining) \n¡Ossining Canta! es un concierto en beneficio de Neighbors Link. Levantemos nuestras voces para apoyar un recurso comunitario vital.  \nCON LA PARTICIPACIÓN DE:\nCoro de Grace Church (graceossining.org)\nOld Mill Singers (oldmillsingers.org)\nSing We Enchanted (facebook.com/SingWeEnchanted)\nThe Westchester Women’s Chorus (westchesterwomenschorus.org)  \nLA ENTRADA ES GRATUITA\, pero se hará una colecta voluntaria. Por favor\, considera donar $10 o más\, si puedes\, para apoyar el trabajo de Neighbors Link.   \nTodos los eventos del fin de semana son gratuitos y para todos.\n¡Involúcrate! ¡Toma acción! ¡Acompáñanos! 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/artandaction2025/
LOCATION:NY
CATEGORIES:Art & Action,Art Show,Concert,Creative Writing,Culinary Arts,Exhibit,Festival,Music,Performance,Poetry,Program,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers,Visual Art
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250517T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250517T203000
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SUMMARY:Rose: You Are Who You Eat - May 17
DESCRIPTION:Rose: You Are Who You Eat\nSaturday\, May 17\, 2025 @ 7PM\nConceived\, Written\, and Performed by John Jarboe\nDirected by MK Tuomanen\nMusic Direction and accompaniment by Emily Bate\nA true story of gender cannibalism\, set to music \nOnce upon a vine\, John Jarboe’s aunt revealed that John not only had a twin sister in the womb\, but that John consumed her: “You ate her. That’s why you are the way you are.” This was a lot for John to swallow! In this musical shrine to the consumed twin\, named Rose\, John welcomes you into a feast of gender through song\, storytelling\, and a full plate of wordplay.  \nFeaturing all original music written in collaboration with Emily Bate\, John Jarboe\, and Pax Ressler.  \nContent Transparency: This performance includes themes of fetal mortality and growing up queer in Michigan in the 90s\, some graphic eating imagery and cannibal humor. Viewer discretion advised.  \nRose was commissioned by Works & Process and developed in collaboration with The Bearded Ladies Cabaret. The work was created during the pandemic in Works & Process bubble residencies at Mount Tremper Arts and Bethany Arts Community\, with the support of the Mellon Foundation and Doris Duke Foundation. Early iterations of Rose were presented by Works & Process in the Guggenheim Rotunda (2021) Guggenheim Theater (2022)\, and CulturalDC (2022.) Rolling World Premiere at FringeArts (2023)\, La MaMa ETC (2024)\, and Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company (2024). \nPhoto Credit for Main Image: Steven Pisano \nPERFORMANCES\nFriday\, May 16\, 2025 @ 7PM + Rosé-Back (Friday Night Only)\nSaturday\, May 17\, 2025 @ 7PM – You’re on this page now! \nTICKETS\n$25 General Admission / $20 Student/Senior \nABOUT JOHN JARBOE\nJohn Jarboe (she/her) is a director\, producer\, writer\, performer\, and art activist\, and the founding artistic director of The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.  After receiving a BA and a BFA in English and Theater from the University of Michigan\, Jarboe moved to Philadelphia\, where in the past 14 years she has created and performed work for organizations including The Wilma Theater\, The Philadelphia Museum of Art\, The Barnes Foundation\, Philadelphia Horticultural Society\, FringeArts\, and Opera Philadelphia. She and her company The Bearded Ladies gained notoriety for their annual Bastille Day show at Eastern State Penitentiary\, which grew under her writing and directing from a street festival to an hour long performance attended by over 10\,000 people by 2018.  Jarboe has received a 2013 Independence Fellowship\, was named best drag performer in Philadelphia (2018) by Philadelphia Magazine and is a 2022 Transformation Grant awardee (The Leeway Foundation ).  Outside of Philadelphia she has toured original work to Miami\, Seattle (Seattle Symphony) France\, Poland\, New Zealand (Performance Arcade)\, and Australia (Malthouse Theater). She has also written\, performed\, and directed original work for La Mama ETC\, Joe’s Pub\, Lincoln Center’s American Songbook Series\, and The Guggenheim’s Works & Process series. She has written for and directed original cabarets for famed opera star  Anthony Roth Costanzo and is the drag doula of Stephanie Blythe. Jarboe’s original performance piece Rose: You Are Who You Eat\, commissioned by Works and Process\, is in the midst of a rolling world premiere at FringeArts in fall 2023\, La MaMa January 2024\, and  Woolly Mammoth in June 2024. She is also a resident artist at The Fabric Workshop in Museum and debuted her first installation of films and objects called The Rose Garden in May of 2024. See her upcoming work at www.beardedladiescabaret.com and @johnjarbeaux on instagram. \nABOUT EMILY BATE\n​​Emily Bate is a singer\, composer and performer\, working fluidly across disciplines including music performance\, theater and choral music. She runs a queer & trans community chorus called Trust Your Moves\, an experiment in collective singing designed around liberation and co-creation. She has collaborated with artists such as Erin Markey\, Ragnar Kjartansson\, filmmaker Chet Pancake\, MJ Kaufman\, and Pig Iron. In 2023 she premiered Wig Wag\, a music-theater piece performed by a cast of 4 and the entire audience\, as part of the Curated Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Emily is a 2022 Art Works Fellow and a 2021 Pew Fellow. @_emilybate_ \nCAST/CREW\nIn Collaboration With The Bearded Ladies Cabaret and Fringe Arts\nDirector: MK Tuomanen\nProducer: Jecca Barry\nMusic Director: Emily Bate\nScore Supervisor: Pax Ressler\nCompositions by Emily Bate\, John Jarboe\, Pax Ressler\nArrangements by Heath Allen\, Emily Bate\, Daniel de Jesús\, and Pax Ressler\nScenic\, Lighting\, and Video Designer: Christopher Ash\nCostume Designer: Rebecca Kanach\nSound Designer: Taylor Jedlinski\nProduction Manager: Brian Freeland\nAdditional Dramaturgical Support: Sally Ollove \nMusicians\nGuitar: Emily Bate \nPresented by Bethany Arts Community with support from ArtsWestchester.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/rose0517/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Rose: You Are Who You Eat & Rosé-Back - May 16
DESCRIPTION:Rose: You Are Who You Eat\nFriday\, May 16\, 2025 @ 7PM\nConceived\, Written\, and Performed by John Jarboe\nDirected by MK Tuomanen\nMusic Direction and accompaniment by Emily Bate\nA true story of gender cannibalism\, set to music \nOnce upon a vine\, John Jarboe’s aunt revealed that John not only had a twin sister in the womb\, but that John consumed her: “You ate her. That’s why you are the way you are.” This was a lot for John to swallow! In this musical shrine to the consumed twin\, named Rose\, John welcomes you into a feast of gender through song\, storytelling\, and a full plate of wordplay.  \nFeaturing all original music written in collaboration with Emily Bate\, John Jarboe\, and Pax Ressler.  \nContent Transparency: This performance includes themes of fetal mortality and growing up queer in Michigan in the 90s\, some graphic eating imagery and cannibal humor. Viewer discretion advised.  \nRosé-Back – FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY (May 16)!\nJoin Rose artists John Jarboe and Emily Bate for a “Rosé-Back” after the show. It’s like a “talk-back” but with rosé! Enjoy drinks\, gather around the firepit\, and stay for some post show conversation about the themes of Rose and the landscape for queer folx in Ossining. How can Ossining nurture and care for the queer and trans folx in the community? How can we find joy\, celebration\, and abundance in our genderful community even and especially when under threat. Also this is a great opportunity to mingle and flirt. – Signed\, John Jarboe \nRose was commissioned by Works & Process and developed in collaboration with The Bearded Ladies Cabaret. The work was created during the pandemic in Works & Process bubble residencies at Mount Tremper Arts and Bethany Arts Community\, with the support of the Mellon Foundation and Doris Duke Foundation. Early iterations of Rose were presented by Works & Process in the Guggenheim Rotunda (2021) Guggenheim Theater (2022)\, and CulturalDC (2022.) Rolling World Premiere at FringeArts (2023)\, La MaMa ETC (2024)\, and Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company (2024). \nPhoto Credit for Main Image: Steven Pisano \nPERFORMANCES\nFriday\, May 16\, 2025 @ 7PM + Rosé-Back (Friday Night Only) – You’re on this page now!\nSaturday\, May 17\, 2025 @ 7PM \nTICKETS\n$25 General Admission / $20 Student/Senior \nABOUT JOHN JARBOE\nJohn Jarboe (she/her) is a director\, producer\, writer\, performer\, and art activist\, and the founding artistic director of The Bearded Ladies Cabaret.  After receiving a BA and a BFA in English and Theater from the University of Michigan\, Jarboe moved to Philadelphia\, where in the past 14 years she has created and performed work for organizations including The Wilma Theater\, The Philadelphia Museum of Art\, The Barnes Foundation\, Philadelphia Horticultural Society\, FringeArts\, and Opera Philadelphia. She and her company The Bearded Ladies gained notoriety for their annual Bastille Day show at Eastern State Penitentiary\, which grew under her writing and directing from a street festival to an hour long performance attended by over 10\,000 people by 2018.  Jarboe has received a 2013 Independence Fellowship\, was named best drag performer in Philadelphia (2018) by Philadelphia Magazine and is a 2022 Transformation Grant awardee (The Leeway Foundation ).  Outside of Philadelphia she has toured original work to Miami\, Seattle (Seattle Symphony) France\, Poland\, New Zealand (Performance Arcade)\, and Australia (Malthouse Theater). She has also written\, performed\, and directed original work for La Mama ETC\, Joe’s Pub\, Lincoln Center’s American Songbook Series\, and The Guggenheim’s Works & Process series. She has written for and directed original cabarets for famed opera star  Anthony Roth Costanzo and is the drag doula of Stephanie Blythe. Jarboe’s original performance piece Rose: You Are Who You Eat\, commissioned by Works and Process\, is in the midst of a rolling world premiere at FringeArts in fall 2023\, La MaMa January 2024\, and  Woolly Mammoth in June 2024. She is also a resident artist at The Fabric Workshop in Museum and debuted her first installation of films and objects called The Rose Garden in May of 2024. See her upcoming work at www.beardedladiescabaret.com and @johnjarbeaux on instagram. \nABOUT EMILY BATE\n​​Emily Bate is a singer\, composer and performer\, working fluidly across disciplines including music performance\, theater and choral music. She runs a queer & trans community chorus called Trust Your Moves\, an experiment in collective singing designed around liberation and co-creation. She has collaborated with artists such as Erin Markey\, Ragnar Kjartansson\, filmmaker Chet Pancake\, MJ Kaufman\, and Pig Iron. In 2023 she premiered Wig Wag\, a music-theater piece performed by a cast of 4 and the entire audience\, as part of the Curated Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Emily is a 2022 Art Works Fellow and a 2021 Pew Fellow. @_emilybate_ \nCAST/CREW\nIn Collaboration With The Bearded Ladies Cabaret and Fringe Arts\nDirector: MK Tuomanen\nProducer: Jecca Barry\nMusic Director: Emily Bate\nScore Supervisor: Pax Ressler\nCompositions by Emily Bate\, John Jarboe\, Pax Ressler\nArrangements by Heath Allen\, Emily Bate\, Daniel de Jesús\, and Pax Ressler\nScenic\, Lighting\, and Video Designer: Christopher Ash\nCostume Designer: Rebecca Kanach\nSound Designer: Taylor Jedlinski\nProduction Manager: Brian Freeland\nAdditional Dramaturgical Support: Sally Ollove \nMusicians\nGuitar: Emily Bate \nPresented by Bethany Arts Community with support from ArtsWestchester.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/rose0516/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sip & Spin with John Jarboe of Rose & Christina Picciano of the Hudson Valley Queer Collective
DESCRIPTION:Sip & Spin \nw/ John Jarboe of Rose & Christina of the Hudson Valley Queer Collective Date & Time: Wednesday May 14\, 7-8:30PM Location: Hudson Valley Books for Humanity\, 67 Central Ave\, Ossining NY Free Admission. Wear your best floral.\nRSVP recommended. RSVP above. \nSip & Spin your way into Wednesday evening with a special queer night at Hudson Valley Books for Humanity. Co-hosted by Bethany Arts Community visiting artist John Jarboe and Christina of the Hudson Valley Queer Collective\, this event celebrates the music of trans artists. Hang out for live performances by Jarboe and fellow artist Emily Bate + a special pop-up of the Hudson Valley Queer Collective’s LGBTQ+ Listening Library —an interactive\, curated experience showcasing music by queer artists from the 1960s to today\, presented across vinyl\, cassette\, and CD formats. Drop the needle\, hit play\, and feel the power of queer art. \nCome get a sneak peak into Jarboe’s upcoming show Rose: You Are Who You Eat at Bethany Arts Community\, purchase a signed record\, or just hang\, flirt and drink rosé.  \nLearn more about John Jarboe: https://www.johnjarboe.org/about  \nTickets to Rose at Bethany Arts Community: https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/category/rose-you-are-who-you-eat/ \nLearn more about Hudson Valley Queer Collective: https://www.instagram.com/hvqueercollective  \nLearn more about Hudson Valley Books for Humanity: https://www.hvbooksforhumanity.com/ 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/sipandspin/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2025 Residencies,Dance,Film,John Jarboe,LGBTQ+ Pride,Music,Performance,Play,Residencies,Rose: You Are Who You Eat,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:All My Friends New Music Release Show! With Drag Artists Venus & ShowPonii
DESCRIPTION:All My Friends New Music Release Show! With Drag Artists Venus & ShowPonii\nDate & Time: Saturday\, May 10\, 2025 8PM\nTickets: $20.00 \nJoin All My Friends\, led by Christina Picciano\, for a night of queer art and expression — featuring live punk music and dynamic drag performances — in celebration of their newest single and a preview of their upcoming full-length album. This project is made possible by the ArtsWestchester Arts Alive Project Grant 2024. \nSpecial guests include drag artists Venus and Showponii\, with support from the Hudson Valley Queer Collective. \nGrab your favorite libation at concessions and let’s celebrate!\nAll are welcome. \nStream All My Friends @ HERE \n 
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/allmyfriendsmay10/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Dance,LGBTQ+ Pride,Music,Performance,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:Project/tag Presents SARAH
DESCRIPTION:SARAH\, Presented by Project/tag\nDate & Time: Wednesday\, April 30\, 2025 7:30 – 8:30PM\nFee: FREE! Community Program. Register above! \nProject/tag is excited to premiere Sarah\, a new physical theater piece by Kurdish choreographer and Project/tag founder and artistic director Hussein Smko. Featuring performances from company dancers Kamryn Vaulx\, Mizuho Kappa\, and Hussein Smko\, directed by co-artistic director Marion Schoevaert with visual art by Kevork Mourad and pieces of composer Masatora Goya’s original score. \nABOUT Sarah\nInspired by the stories of Hussein’s sister in the Kurdish region of Iraq\, Sarah celebrates women’s resilience\, shared humanity\, and the Kurdish experience amidst wartime and Saddam Hussein’s 2005 trial. Set in a courthouse under the Ishtar Gates of Babylon\, Sarah tells the story of the pregnant\, unwed Sarah under trial during a time of war. Sarah endures judgment from her patriarchal society and abandonment from her lover. However\, like Ishtar\, the Mesopotamian goddess of love\, war\, and fertility\, Sarah remains proud and resilient\, never abandoning her pursuit of freedom. \nPhoto/Image Credits: Photo courtesy of Project/tag. Project/tag rehearsing Hussein Smko’s Sarah; photo by Rose Sutton \nSARAH is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/sarahprojecttag/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:2025 Residencies,Community Program,Dance,Music,Performance,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:Women’s Writes: 24 Hour Play Fest - River's Edge Theatre Company
DESCRIPTION:Women’s Writes: 24 Hour Play Fest\nPresented by River’s Edge Theatre Company\n\nPurchase Tickets Here! \n5 Female Playwrights. 24 Hours. Limitless Creativity.\nJoin River’s Edge Theatre Company for a 24 hour play festival featuring only female playwrights! In just 24 hours\, our playwrights will pull off the ultimate creative feat – writing short plays from scratch\, only to have them performed by local actors by sundown. Join us for this celebration of women’s voices\, where each piece is crafted by women for women (and anyone who loves and respects women – ahem…everyone?). Come experience a night of theater as fresh\, unpredictable\, and powerful as the female voices behind it. \nAppropriate for teens and adults. \nSHOWTIMES\nMarch 29\, 2025 6PM & 8PM \nLOCATION\nBethany Arts Community\n40 Somerstown Road\,\nOssining\, NY 10562 \nTICKETS – Purchase Tickets Above!\n$25 General Admission / $20 Student/Senior\n10% of ticket sales go to Hopes Door. Hope’s Door seeks to end domestic violence and to empower victims to achieve safety\, independence\, and healing from the trauma of abuse.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/womenswrites03298/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performance,Play,Program,River's Edge Theatre Co.,Storytelling,Theater,Theater Makers
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SUMMARY:Women’s Writes: 24 Hour Play Fest - River's Edge Theatre Company
DESCRIPTION:Women’s Writes: 24 Hour Play Fest\nPresented by River’s Edge Theatre Company\n\nPurchase Tickets Here! \n5 Female Playwrights. 24 Hours. Limitless Creativity.\nJoin River’s Edge Theatre Company for a 24 hour play festival featuring only female playwrights! In just 24 hours\, our playwrights will pull off the ultimate creative feat – writing short plays from scratch\, only to have them performed by local actors by sundown. Join us for this celebration of women’s voices\, where each piece is crafted by women for women (and anyone who loves and respects women – ahem…everyone?). Come experience a night of theater as fresh\, unpredictable\, and powerful as the female voices behind it. \nAppropriate for teens and adults. \nSHOWTIMES\nMarch 29\, 2025 6PM & 8PM \nLOCATION\nBethany Arts Community\n40 Somerstown Road\,\nOssining\, NY 10562 \nTICKETS – Purchase Tickets Above!\n$25 General Admission / $20 Student/Senior\n10% of ticket sales go to Hopes Door. Hope’s Door seeks to end domestic violence and to empower victims to achieve safety\, independence\, and healing from the trauma of abuse.
URL:https://bethanyarts.org/calendar/womenswrites03296/
LOCATION:Bethany Arts Community\, 40 Somerstown Rd.\, Ossining\, NY\, 10562\, United States
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