Final Week for Gym Shorts & That Play; Fiona Jones Music Video Photo Request; 9MM America & Moons Over My Hammy

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556523_414399671974283_1756644137_nGym Shorts: The Show
BY ERIC S. ROBERTSON
These guys have issues they need to work out.
May 10, 2013 through May 26, 2013
Limited Engagement
Off-Broadway Run
6 PERFORMANCES LEFT

Gym Shorts: The Show is made up of 5 hilarious short vignettes, that examine the triumphs and tragedies of life set against the world’s most explosive backdrop: The Gym!

WATCH OUR PROMO YOU TUBE!
READ OUR REVIEW!
CHECK OUT OUR INTERVIEW for International Womens Artist Salon under Part 2

WHERE
777 Theatre
777 8th Avenue

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FIONA JONES & JON EKLUND: MUSIC VIDEO PHOTO REQUEST:

In addition to romantic love, I think this song is also about the love of humanness.
My idea is that this video can be a playful yet sincere invitation to meet some of the 6 billion-plus unique entities that make up our family and in “trying” some of them “on”, finding that we are actually all in this together.

So what I think I need from everyone is:
1. a photo of you being yourself while holding up a sign (be as creative as you like) that says: “Try me on”, and another one that says: “I’m very you”. I’d like for these to be a somewhat “editorial” photo about your life: anything from the mundane, every-day thing that you do, to the most exciting thing you do.

2. THEN, I’d like for you to choose one line from the song, make a title card for it, and interpret it with your unique point of view.

If you find yourself having fun, repeat step 2 as many times as you like.

3. Send me your photos by June 1st, to: jon@dreamoutloudmedia.com

Here are the lyrics:

Try Me On by Deee Lite

What’s the real question in your mind mind mind
I’m inclined to ask you all the time time time
Do unto me as I want to do to you
Try me on, I’m very you
I can’t read your mind
So you got to let me know all the time
How it feels for it to be real
Ooh you got me you got me you got me
Ooh you got me you got me you got me
I don’t know what you do (I don’t know I don’t know)
But I like it I like it
I like what you’re doing to me
The sands of time fade into dark
Feel your pulse it’s groove o’clock
A message to madness
Feel music that’s realness

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Stage Left Studio, 214 W. 30th Street, is celebrating its third Drama Desk nominated show, Tom Gualtieri and Heather Hill’s That Play: A Solo Macbeth,
with added performances May 2, 9, 11, 14, 15, 16 & 25 at 7:30pm.
Nominated this year for “Unique Theatrical Experience” THAT PLAY has enjoyed a long run in New York City and continued rave reviews from both critics and audience.STAGE LEFT STUDIO (and ticketing)
http://www.StageLeftStudio.net
SHOW WEBSITES
http://www.solomacbeth.com
http://www.southerngothicnovel.com
http://emerging.freewebspace.com/Frank_Blocker_Plays/Stabilzed_Not_Controlled.htmPRODUCER Cheryl King, cking3@gmail.com
http://www.CherylKingProductions.com
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June 2013 –Planet Connections Theatre Festivity 
World Premiere of 9mm America
Robert Moss Theatre at 440 Lafayette Street
Saturday 6/1 at 6:30pm, Sunday 6/2 at 6:30pm, Tuesday 6/4 at 8:00pm, Friday 6/7/13 at 4:30pm, Sunday 6/9 at 5:00pm, Wednesday 6/19 at 8:00pm

9mm America explores America’s culture of violence as it affects ten young women. A documentary theatre piece devised from direct experience with gangs on the streets of East New York to the shooting death of a sibling in Boston, 9mm America is a call to action to demand an end to gun violence.

 

Moons Over My Hammy

Runs every Tuesday from 7-8:30 at Otto’s Shrunken Head, 538 East 14th Street, between Avenues A & B.  The show is FREE and the comics and storytellers change each week. Maribeth Mooney is the producer and host. It is a fun show with super cheap drinks and drink specials in a fun, eclectic tiki bar in Manhattan’s Lower East side.  The show also runs on the first Friday of each month at the same location and the same info as above only the time for those shows is 6-7:30.

Gym Shorts (with review), Flux (with review), Stage Left, 9MM America, Moons Over My Hammy

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556523_414399671974283_1756644137_nGym Shorts: The Show
BY ERIC S. ROBERTSON
These guys have issues they need to work out.
May 10, 2013 through May 26, 2013
Limited Engagement
Off-Broadway Run
1712 PERFORMANCES LEFT

Gym Shorts: The Show is made up of 5 hilarious short vignettes, that examine the triumphs and tragedies of life set against the world’s most explosive backdrop: The Gym!

WATCH OUR PROMO YOU TUBE!
READ OUR REVIEW!
CHECK OUT OUR INTERVIEW for International Womens Artist Salon under Part 2WHERE

777 Theatre

777 8th Avenue

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CLOSING THIS WEEK THRU THE 18TH
Flux Theatre Ensemble
Presents
Two Plays in Rep:
Sans Merci & Honey Fist
READ Martin Denton’s Review on NYTheatre.com
4th Street Theatre
83 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003
East 4th Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave, 6 to Astor Pl
Visit here to Purchase Tickets at various rates
__________________________________________________________________
Stage Left Studio, 214 W. 30th Street, is celebrating its third Drama Desk nominated show, Tom Gualtieri and Heather Hill’s That Play: A Solo Macbeth,
with added performances May 2, 9, 11, 14, 15, 16 & 25 at 7:30pm.
Nominated this year for “Unique Theatrical Experience” THAT PLAY has enjoyed a long run in New York City and continued rave reviews from both critics and audience.STAGE LEFT STUDIO (and ticketing)
http://www.StageLeftStudio.net
SHOW WEBSITES
http://www.solomacbeth.com
http://www.southerngothicnovel.com
http://emerging.freewebspace.com/Frank_Blocker_Plays/Stabilzed_Not_Controlled.htmPRODUCER Cheryl King, cking3@gmail.com
http://www.CherylKingProductions.com
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June 2013 –Planet Connections Theatre Festivity 
World Premiere of 9mm America
Robert Moss Theatre at 440 Lafayette Street
Saturday 6/1 at 6:30pm, Sunday 6/2 at 6:30pm, Tuesday 6/4 at 8:00pm, Friday 6/7/13 at 4:30pm, Sunday 6/9 at 5:00pm, Wednesday 6/19 at 8:00pm

9mm America explores America’s culture of violence as it affects ten young women. A documentary theatre piece devised from direct experience with gangs on the streets of East New York to the shooting death of a sibling in Boston, 9mm America is a call to action to demand an end to gun violence.

 

Moons Over My Hammy

Runs every Tuesday from 7-8:30 at Otto’s Shrunken Head, 538 East 14th Street, between Avenues A & B.  The show is FREE and the comics and storytellers change each week. Maribeth Mooney is the producer and host. It is a fun show with super cheap drinks and drink specials in a fun, eclectic tiki bar in Manhattan’s Lower East side.  The show also runs on the first Friday of each month at the same location and the same info as above only the time for those shows is 6-7:30.

Listen to Your Mother! Stage Left. Flux, Girl Be Heard

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Estro’s Laura Pruden stars in Listen To Your Mother
Mother’s Day, Sunday, 5/12 at 5pm
Peter Norton Symphony Space (2537 Broadway at 95th Street).
Tickets are $25 (advance), $30 (at the door) and can be purchased in advance online. This New York City production features prominent local writers and performers telling their own tales of motherhood in all of its complexity, diversity, and humor. Don’t miss this sometimes hilarious, sometimes touching, always engaging celebration! The NYC show is being directed by Broadway and TV actress, The Huffington Post contributor, and author Amy Wilson and is being produced by Varda Steinhardt and Holly Rosen Fink with Shari Simpson as Assistant Director.  Cast include former Editor in Chief of Redbook Magazine Stacy Morrison (now Editor in Chief of BlogHer.com), comedian Jaime Fernandez, New York City creative writing teacher Susan Buttenwieser, social justice attorney and LGBT activist Nívea Castro and author Tracy Beckerman (whose book Lost in Suburbia: A Momoir comes out in early April). Also featured in the NYC cast are preschool teacher and day camp director Sasha Schreiner, actors Laura Pruden and Elizabeth Robinson, Harlem native DeBorah Gray, novelist Rebecca Land Soodak (Henny on the Couch), and writers Mary Beth Coudal, Kim Forde, Nicole Goodwin, Marinka, Barb Patrick, Sofia Quintero (who recently won a Women’s Media Center Social Media Award), Sandy Rustin (who wrote the hit Off-Broadway show Rated P for Parenthood) and Virginia Watkins.The NYC production will be donating 10% of proceeds to the non-profit national hunger relief organization Family-to-Family and their Hurricane Sandy relief efforts (each Listen To Your Mother show/city donates 10% of all ticket proceeds to local non-profit causes that support women and families in need).

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Flux Theatre Ensemble
Presents
Two Plays in Rep:
 Sans Merci & Honey Fist
4th Street Theatre
83 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003
East 4th Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave, 6 to Astor Pl
Visit here to Purchase Tickets at various rates
__________________________________________________________________\
Stage Left Studio, 214 W. 30th Street, is celebrating its third Drama Desk nominated show, Tom Gualtieri and Heather Hill’s That Play: A Solo Macbeth,
with added performances May 2, 9, 11, 14, 15, 16 & 25 at 7:30pm.
Nominated this year for “Unique Theatrical Experience” THAT PLAY has enjoyed a long run in New York City and continued rave reviews from both critics and audience.STAGE LEFT STUDIO (and ticketing)
http://www.StageLeftStudio.net
SHOW WEBSITES
http://www.solomacbeth.com
http://www.southerngothicnovel.com
http://emerging.freewebspace.com/Frank_Blocker_Plays/Stabilzed_Not_Controlled.htmPRODUCER Cheryl King, cking3@gmail.com
http://www.CherylKingProductions.com

_______________________________________________________________

June 2013 –Planet Connections Theatre Festivity 
World Premiere of 9mm America
Robert Moss Theatre at 440 Lafayette Street
Saturday 6/1 at 6:30pm, Sunday 6/2 at 6:30pm, Tuesday 6/4 at 8:00pm, Friday 6/7/13 at 4:30pm, Sunday 6/9 at 5:00pm, Wednesday 6/19 at 8:00pm

9mm America explores America’s culture of violence as it affects ten young women. A documentary theatre piece devised from direct experience with gangs on the streets of East New York to the shooting death of a sibling in Boston, 9mm America is a call to action to demand an end to gun violence.

 

Moons Over My Hammy

Runs every Tuesday from 7-8:30 at Otto’s Shrunken Head, 538 East 14th Street, between Avenues A & B.  The show is FREE and the comics and storytellers change each week. Maribeth Mooney is the producer and host. It is a fun show with super cheap drinks and drink specials in a fun, eclectic tiki bar in Manhattan’s Lower East side.  The show also runs on the first Friday of each month at the same location and the same info as above only the time for those shows is 6-7:30.

Still Time To See Great Work!

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EstroGenius 2013 is in pre-production. So stay tuned for further information. In the meantime, here are what our Estrobabes are working on in the meantime.

Please email me so I can post info about your show!

CaptureFlux Theatre Ensemble

Presents
Two Plays in Rep:
Sans Merci & Honey Fist
4th Street Theatre

83 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003
East 4th Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave, 6 to Astor Pl
Visit here to Purchase Tickets at various rates.

left_out_2013b-300April 20 – 30

ONGOING:

Moons Over My Hammy

Runs every Tuesday from 7-8:30 at Otto’s Shrunken Head, 538 East 14th Street, between Avenues A & B.  The show is FREE and the comics and storytellers change each week. Maribeth Mooney is the producer and host. It is a fun show with super cheap drinks and drink specials in a fun, eclectic tiki bar in Manhattan’s Lower East side.  The show also runs on the first Friday of each month at the same location and the same info as above only the time for those shows is 6-7:30.

Estro in Effect!

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EstroGenius 2013 is in pre-production. So stay tuned for further information. In the meantime, here are what our Estrobabes are working on in the meantime.

CaptureFlux Theatre Ensemble
Presents
Two Plays in Rep:
Sans Merci & Honey Fist
4th Street Theatre

83 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003
East 4th Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave, 6 to Astor Pl
Visit here to Purchase Tickets at various rates.

left_out_2013b-300April 20 – 30

 


Cheryl King, ProducerLeft Out 2013 Staff

Joe Hutcheson, Associate Producer
Topher Cusumano, Marketing Consultant
William LoCasto, Graphic Design
Ellen Rosenberg, Lighting Design

NAKED IN ALASKA – A True Story of Stripping in The Last Frontier 

Performing ONE NIGHT ONLY @ Dixon Place
April 27th 10 p.m.
TIX $12- $15
Follow the link to purchase!
http://www.valeriehager.com/NakedInAlaska

About:
A young woman on the verge of eviction. A best friend who offers an adventure she can’t refuse. A ten-year career that tests the limits of friendship and the will to survive. Naked In Alaska is the true story of Valerie Hager’s career as an exotic dancer in clubs from Mexico to Alaska to California. Told with live pole dancing and over a dozen characters who danced in and frequented these clubs, Naked In Alaska is a fearless look at the objects we make of ourselves to fit in and the buried truths we must face to have a chance at coming home.
Performed by Valerie Hager
Written by Valerie Hager
Directed by Scott Slavin
Technical Director Alex Chmaj
To follow Valerie check out here website here: www.valeriehager.com

Seating is limited.
Advance tickets $20 (+ $2 service charge) Tickets at the door $22

ONGOING:

Moons Over My Hammy

Runs every Tuesday from 7-8:30 at Otto’s Shrunken Head, 538 East 14th Street, between Avenues A & B.  The show is FREE and the comics and storytellers change each week. Maribeth Mooney is the producer and host. It is a fun show with super cheap drinks and drink specials in a fun, eclectic tiki bar in Manhattan’s Lower East side.  The show also runs on the first Friday of each month at the same location and the same info as above only the time for those shows is 6-7:30.

Estro 2013! Estrobabes are on Fire

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EstroGenius 2013 is in pre-production. So stay tuned for further information. In the meantime, here are what our Estrobabes are working on in the meantime.

CaptureFlux Theatre Ensemble
Presents
Two Plays in Rep:
Sans Merci & Honey Fist
4th Street Theatre

83 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003
East 4th Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave, 6 to Astor Pl
Visit here to Purchase Tickets at various rates.
photo (14)-006Dixon Place
Presents
THE LINGERIE AFFECT
written and performed by Laura Pruden

Wednesday,4/17 at 7:30pm in The Lounge at Dixon Place, admission is free!
A bit about The Lingerie Affect:
Laura’s mother once mused that relationships must be complicated now that people are intimate before marriage. By intimate, she meant sex. And she was right. In the era of birth control, liberation, and overnight dating, sex complicates things, and lingerie complicates sex. Raconteur and NYFA Artist Laura Pruden exposes the delicate period between sex and “I Love You,” when insecurity can drive a sensible woman into lingerie.More on the facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/175832372570713/and at Dixon Place: http://dixonplace.org/html/lounge.html

left_out_2013b-300April 20 – 30

Left Out 2013 Staff

Cheryl King, Producer
Joe Hutcheson, Associate Producer
Topher Cusumano, Marketing Consultant
William LoCasto, Graphic Design
Ellen Rosenberg, Lighting Design

Naked In Alaska - Dixon Place Postcard Oversized v3NAKED IN ALASKA – A True Story of Stripping in The Last Frontier 

Performing ONE NIGHT ONLY @ Dixon Place
April 27th 10 p.m.
TIX $12- $15
Follow the link to purchase!
http://www.valeriehager.com/NakedInAlaska

About:
A young woman on the verge of eviction. A best friend who offers an adventure she can’t refuse. A ten-year career that tests the limits of friendship and the will to survive. Naked In Alaska is the true story of Valerie Hager’s career as an exotic dancer in clubs from Mexico to Alaska to California. Told with live pole dancing and over a dozen characters who danced in and frequented these clubs, Naked In Alaska is a fearless look at the objects we make of ourselves to fit in and the buried truths we must face to have a chance at coming home.
Performed by Valerie Hager
Written by Valerie Hager
Directed by Scott Slavin
Technical Director Alex Chmaj
To follow Valerie check out here website here: www.valeriehager.com

Seating is limited.
Advance tickets $20 (+ $2 service charge) Tickets at the door $22

ONGOING:

Moons Over My Hammy

Runs every Tuesday from 7-8:30 at Otto’s Shrunken Head, 538 East 14th Street, between Avenues A & B.  The show is FREE and the comics and storytellers change each week. Maribeth Mooney is the producer and host. It is a fun show with super cheap drinks and drink specials in a fun, eclectic tiki bar in Manhattan’s Lower East side.  The show also runs on the first Friday of each month at the same location and the same info as above only the time for those shows is 6-7:30.

Left Out Festival, Sans Merci & Honey Fist, Moons Over My Hammy, Naked in Alaska

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Capture
4th Street Theatre
83 East 4th Street
New York, NY 10003
East 4th Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery
Subway: F to Lower East Side–Second Ave, 6 to Astor Pl
Visit here to Purchase Tickets at various rates
Moons Over My Hammy
Runs every Tuesday from 7-8:30 at Otto’s Shrunken Head, 538 East 14th Street, between Avenues A & B.  The show is FREE and the comics and storytellers change each week. Maribeth Mooney is the producer and host. It is a fun show with super cheap drinks and drink specials in a fun, eclectic tiki bar in Manhattan’s Lower East side.  The show also runs on the first Friday of each month at the same location and the same info as above only the time for those shows is 6-7:30.
No one ever taught Abercorn the word “kidnapped.” No one ever taught him anything, in abercornposter.pngfact. Living in submission for years with his captor, a man named Bull, Abercorn is forced to confront the truth about his relationship with the only person he’s ever known.
The Left Out Festival will premiere Topher Cusumano’s play “You’re a Good Boy, Abercorn” on April 24 and 25, 2013 in NYC.

The play is based on Wineville Chicken Coop Murders in which a man named Gordon Northcott kidnapped and murdered a series of little boys in the 1920’s. Due to the quick wits and perseverance of one of the kidnapped boys, Northcott was captured, and tried, in 1929. It was a spectacle that captured the attention of the public for months. Northcott fired several defense attorneys and proceeded to defend himself. He admitted to abusing young boys because “he loved them”.

Cusumano explores this “love that dare not speak its name” in a two-man play that focuses as much on humanity as it does on evil. It’s a hair-raising story, set in a grotesque landscape of ritual, sexual violence, and survivor’s guilt.

Cusumano’s work has been featured in the Left Out Festival twice before – the solo show Roughhouse in 2009, and another 2-hander, Shame, Simon, Shame, in 2010. He’s a New York native, currently living in Savannah, GA and working on his master’s in dramatic writing at SCAD.

Cusumano stars in this production, along with Broadway’s Josh Lamon (Elf, IntoThe Woods, Hair). http://broadwayworld.com/people/Josh-Lamon/

Performances are at 7:30 pm on April 24 (paired with Ean Kessler’s Brotherly Love) and April 25 (paired with Margaret Morrison’s The Loves of Miss Jimmie LeRoy)

The Sixth Annual Left Out Festival – a celebration of LGBT theatre – will run April 20-30 at Stage Left Studio. This annual festival is a benefit for Bailey House (www.baileyhouse.org) which provides housing and support for people living with HIV and AIDS.

Stage Left Studio is located at 214 W 30th Street, 6th floor, NYC (Between 7th & 8th Aves)  www.stageleftstudio.net

Naked In Alaska - Dixon Place Postcard Oversized v3
NAKED IN ALASKA – A True Story of Stripping in The Last FrontierPerforming ONE NIGHT ONLY @ Dixon Place
April 27th 10 p.m.
TIX $12- $15
Follow the link to purchase!
http://www.valeriehager.com/NakedInAlaskaAbout:
A young woman on the verge of eviction. A best friend who offers an adventure she can’t refuse. A ten-year career that tests the limits of friendship and the will to survive. Naked In Alaska is the true story of Valerie Hager’s career as an exotic dancer in clubs from Mexico to Alaska to California. Told with live pole dancing and over a dozen characters who danced in and frequented these clubs, Naked In Alaska is a fearless look at the objects we make of ourselves to fit in and the buried truths we must face to have a chance at coming home.
Performed by Valerie Hager
Written by Valerie Hager
Directed by Scott Slavin
Technical Director Alex Chmaj
To follow Valerie check out here website here: www.valeriehager.com
No one ever taught Abercorn the word “kidnapped.” No one ever taught him anything, in fact. Living in submission for years with his captor, a man named Bull, Abercorn is forced to confront the truth about his relationship with the only person he’s ever known.
The Left Out Festival will premiere Topher Cusumano’s play “You’re a Good Boy, Abercorn” on April 24 and 25, 2013 in NYC.

The play is based on Wineville Chicken Coop Murders in which a man named Gordon Northcott kidnapped and murdered a series of little boys in the 1920’s. Due to the quick wits and perseverance of one of the kidnapped boys, Northcott was captured, and tried, in 1929. It was a spectacle that captured the attention of the public for months. Northcott fired several defense attorneys and proceeded to defend himself. He admitted to abusing young boys because “he loved them”.

Cusumano explores this “love that dare not speak its name” in a two-man play that focuses as much on humanity as it does on evil. It’s a hair-raising story, set in a grotesque landscape of ritual, sexual violence, and survivor’s guilt.

Cusumano’s work has been featured in the Left Out Festival twice before – the solo show Roughhouse in 2009, and another 2-hander, Shame, Simon, Shame, in 2010. He’s a New York native, currently living in Savannah, GA and working on his master’s in dramatic writing at SCAD.

Cusumano stars in this production, along with Broadway’s Josh Lamon (Elf, IntoThe Woods, Hair). http://broadwayworld.com/people/Josh-Lamon/

Performances are at 7:30 pm on April 24 (paired with Ean Kessler’s Brotherly Love) and April 25 (paired with Margaret Morrison’s The Loves of Miss Jimmie LeRoy)

The Sixth Annual Left Out Festival – a celebration of LGBT theatre – will run April 20-30 at Stage Left Studio. This annual festival is a benefit for Bailey House (www.baileyhouse.org) which provides housing and support for people living with HIV and AIDS.

Stage Left Studio is located at 214 W 30th Street, 6th floor, NYC (Between 7th & 8th Aves)  www.stageleftstudio.net

 

SWAN Day: Support Women Artists Now Day – Saturday, March 30th

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International Women Artists' SalonCalling all women artists and their supporters!

Inviting all women artists to come share in an open Salon day to celebrate our connections, create together, and share our work.

SWAN Day (Support Women Artists Now Day) is coming up next Saturday, March 30th! SWAN Day’s mission is to showcase the talent and diversity of women artists and connect them to their audiences through events worldwide. Since this is Support Women Artists Now, we invite the public to come show their support, talk with women artists, share in their work that day, participate in a women’s public performance piece in streets of NYC, and contribute to a large canvas art piece.

As part of SWAN Day, the Salon is working in collaboration with artist Vito Giancaspro in an event called Arts in Progress. As part of Vito’s series “Art to Wear” 25 women wearing blank canvases will walk together for about one hour through the streets of New York. The public performance will symbolize women’s clarity, freedom and values, as well as their creative engagement with outside audiences.

After the public street performance there will be events for the rest of the day at the Producers’ Club, at 358 West 44th Street (at 9th Avenue) from 1-6pm, including an interactive large canvas participation piece and an open mic/stage. Participation for the canvas piece will be available for contributors starting Monday, March 25th from the hours of 10am-10pm, and culminated as a finished piece at end of event on March 30th. The finished participation piece will be posted online for viewing.

During the afternoon at the Producers’ Club (1-6pm) there will be an open mic and stage for women musicians, performers, comedians, poets, and writers to present their work (up to 15 minutes). There will be an opportunity for film and video projection as well.

Refreshments will be available throughout the event.

 

If you are interested in participating in the public performance piece, please contact Jessica Dalton at jmd2729@gmail.com. We will meet at 11:00am on March 30th at the Producers’ Club.

If you are interested in participating in the open mic/stage/screen, please contact Su Polo at supop@rcn.com with the subject line “IWAS SWAN DAY PARTICIPANT.”

We look forward to celebrating SWAN Day with you!  This is a FREE event for participants as well as supporters who join us.

Heidi Russell, IWAS

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About the Salon

International Women Artists’ Salon is a cross-disciplinary, cross-cultural organization of women making art in the world today. Our aim is to bring art by women to the fore of the art world and local communities through exhibitions and events, exchanges, regular salon style gatherings, and an online forum for members and interested parties.

Our shared vision is to create a community of individuals and organizations with the resources and passion to gain critical visibility in the art world for women artists of all backgrounds and stages of career. Every member helps achieve our goal of building connections among artists, arts organizations, and the public. With your participation, there are unlimited possibilities!

Individual membership to International Women Artists’ Salon is free and open to women artists around the world of all disciplines including but not limited to music, theater, dance, video, film, fiber arts, traditional arts & crafts, visual arts, digital, writing, comedy, and installation. Organization membership is also free for women owned/women focused/women supportive arts and culture entities. We invite you to join us! Please contact us at: womenartsalon@gmail.com

Be part of a global community supporting Women of all Arts!