Showing posts with label Special Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Special Events. Show all posts

Saturday, November 28, 2020

The Seeing Place is More Than Theater

 



In 2009, The Seeing Place Theater was born as an artist-driven theater company - selecting plays that accurately reflected the issues facing their community, with an emphasis placed on education, authenticity, and social justice with programming that would be accessible and affordable for all audiences.

Since then, we have presented over 40 full productions of Pulitzer-Prize, Tony, and Olivier Award winning plays, as well as 5 world premieres and countless staged readings, with a particular focus on stories by and about women, LGTBQIA+, BIPOC, immigrant, and disabled communities.

Like you, we believe that theater has the power to change minds and change hearts. You can help us bring powerful theater to the world.

Are you with us? Make a tax-deductible donation here. Every little bit helps make the world a better place.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts,


The Seeing Place's Board and Ensemble



Web: www.TheSeeingPlace.org
Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @TheSeeingPlace

Monday, October 26, 2020

KEELY AND DU - A Fight for Women's Rights




By Erin Cronican, TSP Executive Artistic Director


This week we unveil our newest production, the Pulitzer-Prize nominated drama KEELY AND DU by Jane Martin. It’s a searing look at the blocking of women’s rights related to abortion, domestic violence, and the ability to control our own bodies. 

The play is being presented LIVE (via Zoom) Saturday, October 31 and Sunday, November 1, 2020 - 7pm Eastern, with a streamed recording November 3-7, 2020. Tickets are available here: www.TheSeeingPlace.com - 100% of the proceeds are being donated to Reproductive Health Services, Planned Parenthood of the St Louis Region.

I have to admit, I was very tentative when Brandon (Walker - Producing Artistic Director) suggested that we do this piece. The play doesn’t pull any punches - it can be incredibly triggering for anyone who has experienced abortion, miscarriage, domestic violence, kidnapping, and not being believed by those who are charged with keeping you safe. I didn’t know if I had it in me to bring something so serious and important to the world when the world is already so fraught.

But this is exactly why this play is the right play, RIGHT NOW.


How did this event come to be?

It started when we sat down with our ensemble to talk about the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. For many of us, it was a devastating blow in an already trying time. What could we do as a theater company to honor her memory and take up the charge on issues that meant a lot to her legacy? With as helpless as many of us have felt to make any kind of difference, we contemplated what we could do to encourage action steps that we as concerned citizens could accomplish?

We started exploring different texts related to women’s rights, but kept coming back to KEELY AND DU. Once we made our selection and secured the licensing/rights, we began to look at what non-profit organizations we could partner with, not only for our Action Steps panel discussion, but also as the beneficiary of our RIPPLE FOR CHANGE AWARD. And I immediately thought of the work of Dr. Colleen McNicholas.

SIDEBAR; If you haven’t already, I highly recommend watching the documentary REVERSING ROE (2018) which is currently viewable on Netflix.


In this documentary we are introduced to Dr. McNicholas, an abortion advocate who is single-handedly changing the lives of women across the Midwest by providing abortion access to those who have none. The film talks about the journey of Roe vs Wade in the courts, and I wept multiple times while watching it. I was so inspired by the women who were profiled - including doctors, politicians, and filmmakers taking up the cause - that I immediately got onto Twitter and began to follow them: including US House Candidate @JillSchupp, Missouri State Senator @SenatorNasheed, US House Candidate @WendyDavis, filmmaker @RBraceySherman and Planned Parenthood Chief Medical Offer @DocMcNick. I wanted to know more and to be able to support their efforts.

Within 24 hours I received a notification that Dr McNicholas had followed me back, and I have to admit I fan-girled a little bit! Here is this incredible person who speaks on behalf of women on Capitol Hill, is interviewed by NPR, travels around 75% of the month to neighboring states to provide critical services to women in need, and puts her life on the line every day fighting for what she believes in. To have her following me on Twitter was and is incredibly humbling.

So when we decided to produce KEELY AND DU and were looking for someone to partner with, I immediately thought of her. I never dreamed that she would say yes - not only to being on our panel, but helping us connect with her employer, Planned Parenthood of the St Louis Region - the states ONLY clinic that provided crucial abortion services, so that they could be the beneficiary for this very special presentation.

This is when we fully realized the power we have as artists to make social justice change. Non-profit theater, hand-in-hand with non-profit medicine and advocacy, can move mountains.


A Personal Journey

I’m very honored to be playing Keely, a victim of spousal rape who becomes pregnant and upon going to get an abortion is kidnapped by a extremest right-to-life group intent on holding her until her baby comes to full term. As someone who has personally experienced sexual assault by an intimate partner and also one who has had my abortion rights challenged, the play hits a very deep chord for me. Furthermore, as a woman mired in health care hell as a metastatic breast cancer patient, I am very well aware of how tenuous my position is as a woman, as I’m constantly pushing to advocate for my own care and the care of other women like me.

The opportunity to use theater to express what life has been like for me, in a way that hopefully resonates with our audiences, means a great deal to me. It also means a great deal to me that we don’t just stop at creating art - The Seeing Place feels it’s crucial to explore “what’s next” once the curtain falls. What can we do, as individuals and as a collective society, to bring change? How do we bridge the gaps between ideologies? How do we make sure people’s rights are protected against extremism? How do we take daily action that makes a difference on a local, regional, and national level?

My first answer to that is, of course, to VOTE. Early voting is available in many states at the moment, building up to our official Election Day on November 3, 2020. Make sure your voice is heard.

My second answer is to keep educating yourself on the issues that matter to you. Read books and articles by experts, watch documentaries, have conversations with civic leaders, and never stop asking questions.

My third answer is to keep calling for empathy, in yourself and others. Just because you may not have experienced something doesn’t mean that it isn’t urgent or important. Imagine those people who rights are being taken away and/or ignored. How would you feel? Your empathy is a vital tool in making a difference.


The fourth answer is to buy your ticket to see KEELY AND DU - being presented LIVE (via Zoom) Saturday, October 31 and Sunday, November 1, 2020 - 7pm Eastern, with a streamed recording November 3-7, 2020. Tickets are available here: www.TheSeeingPlace.com - and then register for the discussion panel with Dr. McNicholas.

The play stars Audrey Heffernan Meyer, Brandon Walker, Erin Cronican, Robin Friend and Olivia Hanna Hardin. Co-Directed by Erin Cronican and Brandon Walker, and produced by the members of The Seeing Place Theater Ensemble.



Tuesday, July 14, 2020

What is DUTCHMAN?


Come see our reading of DUTCHMAN by Amiri Baraka/LeRoi Jones, starring Timothy Ware, Erin Cronican, and Eugene Barry-Hill, directed by Brandon Walker, stage managed by Hailey Vest. The readings are taking place via Zoom on July 18 & 19, 2020 with proceeds benefitting Black Theatre Network. 

For full information and to get your tickets, visit www.TheSeeingPlace.com





For full information and to get your tickets, visit www.TheSeeingPlace.com



Friday, May 1, 2020

Sonnet Marathon Featuring TSP Members!



In honor of April 23, 2020 - Shakespeare's death day (also attributed to his birthday), members of The Seeing Place participated in a Sonnet Marathon online. The event was conceived and hosted by TSP Alumnus, Lila Smith (Two Rooms, Othello.). Each artist was asked to choose one non-profit arts organization to support. As it was required that no organization could be supported twice, TSP asked Executive Artistic Director, Erin Cronican, to read in honor of The Seeing Place and then Producing Artistic Director Brandon Walker and Ensemble Member William Ketter chose other organizations near and dear to their hearts.

We initially planned to share the videos of our ensemble reading these sonnets. But because many actors in the event (including Erin and Brandon) are union actors, there was a rule that stated that the video had to be removed from the internet within four days. So, instead, we've opted to list the sonnets that were read by the actors, along with links to the organizations that they were supporting:


Brandon Walker, Sonnet #27
Weary with toil, I haste me to my bed,
The dear repose for limbs with travel tired;
But then begins a journey in my head
To work my mind, when body's work's expired:
For then my thoughts--from far where I abide--
Intend a zealous pilgrimage to thee,
And keep my drooping eyelids open wide,
Looking on darkness which the blind do see:
Save that my soul's imaginary sight
Presents thy shadow to my sightless view,
Which, like a jewel hung in ghastly night,
Makes black night beauteous, and her old face new.
Lo! thus, by day my limbs, by night my mind,
For thee, and for myself, no quiet find.
To make a donation in honor of New Fortune Theater Company, visit www.newfortunetheatre.com


Erin Cronican: Sonnet #71
No longer mourn for me when I am dead
Than you shall hear the surly sullen bell
Give warning to the world that I am fled
From this vile world with vilest worms to dwell:
Nay, if you read this line, remember not
The hand that writ it, for I love you so,
That I in your sweet thoughts would be forgot,
If thinking on me then should make you woe.
O! if, I say, you look upon this verse,
When I perhaps compounded am with clay,
Do not so much as my poor name rehearse;
But let your love even with my life decay;
Lest the wise world should look into your moan,
And mock you with me after I am gone.
To make a donation in honor of The Seeing Place, visit www.TheSeeingPlace.org


William Ketter, Sonnet #93
So shall I live, supposing thou art true,
Like a deceived husband; so love's face
May still seem love to me, though altered new;
Thy looks with me, thy heart in other place:
For there can live no hatred in thine eye,
Therefore in that I cannot know thy change.
In many's looks, the false heart's history
Is writ in moods, and frowns, and wrinkles strange.
But heaven in thy creation did decree
That in thy face sweet love should ever dwell;
Whate'er thy thoughts, or thy heart's workings be,
Thy looks should nothing thence, but sweetness tell.
How like Eve's apple doth thy beauty grow,
If thy sweet virtue answer not thy show!
To make a donation in honor of EPIC Players, visit www.epicplayersnyc.org


To learn more about the event, visit: www.linkedin.com/pulse/linkedinshakespeare-sonnet-marathon-2020-lila-smith/



Thursday, October 12, 2017

Shop For a Cause: Artist Flea Market 10/22!



It's FALL and you know what that means - time to do a little flea market shopping for a good cause - find UNCOMMON TREASURES at West 3rd Common!

The Seeing Place Theater, a non-profit ensemble in NYC, is raising funds for The Empathy Initiative, the ensemble's commitment to challenging oppression through 7 unforgettable works of theater.

Date: Sunday, October 22, 2017
Time: Shopping from 2-7pm | Donation drop off from 1-2pm
Location: West 3rd Common, 1 West 3rd Street, New York, NY 10012

Here's how it works:
SHOP FOR A CAUSE: Drop by West 3rd Common (West 3rd St and Broadway in the Village) between 2-7pm on Sunday, October 22. Browse through housewares, vintage clothes, books, trinkets, music and all other kinds of new & gently used items. Prices will start at $1 and up, so brings cash! (Credit cards will also be accepted for larger purchases.) 
DONATE FOR A CAUSE: You can also bring any valuable items that you'd like to donate to our cause! Drop off your items between 1pm-2pm at West 3rd Common on Sunday, 10/22 and you'll receive a tax receipt - all item donations are tax deductible.
Just a few of our actual items for sale!

ALL PROCEEDS GO TO HELP THE SEEING PLACE, an indie ensemble theater company dedicated to bringing raw & intimate work to NY audiences for about the price of a movie. MORE INFO: www.seeingplacetheater.com

West 3rd Common is donating the space for this fun event, so please eat, drink and support them while you're here! They have an amazing Bottomless Brunch until 4pm, and they're offering us happy hour specials from 4pm onward. MORE INFO: http://west3rdcommon.com/

Special Thanks To Our Ensemble: 
Juan Cardenas, Erin Cronican, Joshua George, Charlie Gillette, Isa Goldberg, Candice Oden, Chris Papavasiliou, Clinton Powell, Sabrina Schlegel-Mejia, Robin Friend Stift, Carla Torgrimson, Ari Veach, Brandon Walker.

Friday, February 10, 2017

Master Classes in Speaking Shakespeare, Self-Producing, Monologue Technique (and more!)



We're excited to announce that we're hosting a series of Master Classes February 13-20, 2017! All workshops are $39 are are designed to help and other artists learn valuable skills in the acting craft, the business of acting, and the art of theater-making!

Click here to learn more and to sign up.

You can also get 5 classes by signing up for the VIP Class Pass - it's just $149! Here are the classes you can choose from:



The week then culminates with our famous meet & greet event, the Actor/Industry Scramble, on February 20 for just $59. All proceeds go to benefit the ensemble and programming of The Seeing Place Theater.

See all of the classes being taught, and SIGN UP here: https://squareup.com/store/TheSeeingPlace

We look forward to seeing you there!

Saturday, March 7, 2015

SPECIAL EVENT: Talkback, "Revitalizing Kips Bay Through The Arts" - March 11, 2015

Karen Lee and David Hyman of the Kips Bay Neighborhood Association join The Seeing Place as special guest speakers on Wednesday, March 11, immediately following a performance of OTHELLO by William Shakespeare.

The Kips Bay Neighborhood Association, initially formed in 1915, is a volunteer member group of local residents, renters, property owners and businesses who live or work in the Kips Bay neighborhood. Their members remain dedicated to preserving the quality of life enjoyed by the Kips Bay community. Full information about the association can be found on their website.

This talkback will be an intimate post-show discussion about the impact of the arts on local businesses and general quality of life for the neighborhood, as well as reviewing what the particular benefits would be of having a local resident professional theater company in the Kips Bay area. The Seeing Place is in the midst of a $25K Capital Campaign to grow the company and set up residency at The Clarion Theatre on East 26th Street. We are so excited to have this opportunity to speak with community leaders about working together in Kips Bay.

EVENT DETAILS

What:
OTHELLO, followed by the talkback: “Revitalizing Kips Bay Through The Arts"

When:
Wednesday, March 11, 2015 (7pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ The Clarion Theatre
(309 E. 26th St, just east of 2nd Ave)

Tickets:
$15 General Admission
Purchase Online: SmartTix
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose March 11 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 3 hours including intermission. The talkback will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date February 26-March 15 2015, Tues-Sat 7pm & Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.


About Our Speakers:

Karen Lee and David Hyman are longtime residents of Kips Bay. David was born and raised in the neighborhood, and is particularly tied to the arts as the son of the ballet dancer Ethel Winter, who lived on East 30th Street. Karen is a well-known architect with a focus on urban and environmental sustainability. As it happens, she also designs performance spaces such as the new Kitchen Theatre in Ithaca, NY.


About The Seeing Place:

Now in its 6th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.


Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com.
For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

Friday, March 6, 2015

SPECIAL EVENT: Talkback, "Casting Actors of Color" - March 10, 2015

Jamil Mangan, founder of Casting Actors of Color, joins The Seeing Place for the first time to be our special guest expert speaker on Tuesday, March 10 immediately following a performance of OTHELLO by William Shakespeare. 

Casting Actors of Color [CAC] is a community of Artists with diverse ethnic backgrounds formed to promote, educate, inform, and support each other in the pursuit of artistic excellence. CAC is driven by its over 20,000 social media subscribers who post castings, event information, and classes. CAC promotes diversity in the performing arts, while catering to today's and future Artists.

This talkback will be an intimate post-show discussion about exploring artistic opportunities and storytelling by casting actors of color. The Seeing Place always tries to embrace diversity across ages, genders, colors and ethnic backgrounds. We are excited to share what our efforts have been and to learn from Jamil on behalf of Casting Actors of Color what more we can all be doing to address the needs of the industry and community.

EVENT DETAILS

What:
OTHELLO, followed by the talkback: “CASTING ACTORS OF COLOR"

When:
Tuesday, March 10, 2015 (7pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ The Clarion Theatre
(309 E. 26th St, just east of 2nd Ave)

Tickets:
$15 General Admission
Purchase Online: SmartTix
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose March 10 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 3 hours including intermission. The talkback will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date February 26-March 15 2015, Tues-Sat 7pm & Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.


About Our Speaker:

JAMIL A.C. MANGAN

Mangan's credits include North Of The Boulevard, Master Harold and the boys, The Mountaintop (Connecticut Critic Circle Nomination), To Kill A Mockingbird, Merry Wives Of Windsor [Orlando Shakespeare Theater], A Raisin in the Sun, RUINED, Lost Boy Found In Whole Foods; AUDELCO Award winner for Best Supporting Actor in What Would Jesus Do?, August Wilson’s Woman (AUDELCO Award for ‘Outstanding Ensemble’), Romeo & Juliet [Connecticut Free Shakespeare], The Three Musketeers( as Captain Treville), The Greeks, The Bluest Eye, My Lord What A Morning, Piano Lesson,Camp Logan. TV & FILM: August Wilson: The Ground On Which I Stand, The Following. wwwJamilMangan.com


About The Seeing Place:

Now in its 6th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.



Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. 
For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

Monday, March 2, 2015

SPECIAL EVENT: Talkback, "The Othered Americans" - March 4, 2015

We’re honored to welcome Qamrosh Khan back to The Seeing Place, where she will once again be our special guest speaker on Wednesday, March 4, 2015, immediately following a performance of OTHELLO by William Shakespeare.

This talkback will be an intimate post-show discussion about Qamrosh's personal experiences being treated as "other" as a Muslim American, confronting prejudice in everyday life. Qamrosh will lead the audience through a conversation about the way we see and treat Muslims in the U.S. and what the potential implications of this may be for all Americans.


EVENT DETAILS

What:
OTHELLO, followed by the talkback: “THE OTHERED AMERICANS"

When:
Wednesday, March 4, 2015 (7pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ The Clarion Theatre
(309 E. 26th St, just east of 2nd Ave)

Tickets:
$15 General Admission
Purchase Online: SmartTix
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose March 4 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 3 hours including intermission. The talkback will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date February 26-March 15 2015, Tues-Sat 7pm & Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.


About Our Speaker:

Qamrosh Khan is a Middle School and High School English teacher in New York City. She holds a Bachelors degree in English Literature with a concentration in creative writing, and a Masters degree in English Adolescent Education (grades 7-12). Her interests include writing short fiction & poetry, teaching, her love for the theater, and is currently working on her novel. Her goal is to provide inspiration through her writing, and build togetherness, and tolerance between people and communities around the world. She has recently created her own blog cite to inspire and address issues that people go through in everyday life at:www.thejourneyintoyourself.weebly.com

"Part of the reason I decided to take off my hijab was because of being treated differently. It's still a very sore spot for me. I wanted to practice my religion for God/modesty, but as much as this country says we are 'free' to be who we are and practice our religions, I still had to deal with the reality of people treating me differently while wearing it."



About The Seeing Place:

Now in its 6th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.


Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

SPECIAL EVENT: Talkback, "Love In Black & White" - March 12, 2015

By popular request, Lasheen Williams returns to The Seeing Place to be our special guest speaker on Thursday, March 12 immediately following a performance of OTHELLO by William Shakespeare.

This talkback will be an intimate post-show discussion about Lasheen's personal experiences with interracial relationships. Lasheen will lead the audience through a conversation about the way we still see and treat interracial couples in the U.S., long after Shakespeare wrote about it.


EVENT DETAILS

What:
OTHELLO, followed by the talkback: “LOVE IN BLACK AND WHITE"

When:
Thursday, March 12, 2015 (7pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ The Clarion Theatre
(309 E. 26th St, just east of 2nd Ave)

Tickets:
$15 General Admission
Purchase Online: SmartTix
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose March 12 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 3 hours including intermission. The talkback will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date February 26-March 15 2015, Tues-Sat 7pm & Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.


About Our Speaker:

Lasheen Williams was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, in the East New York section. As a child, he  had limited exposure to other cultures but had the drive to branch out from his neighborhood and broaden his horizons. As an adult, in the "dating game" his preference is Caucasian females. Throughout his dating experiences and life in general, he has encountered numerous roadblocks, negativity, and profiling, but he doesn't allow them to stop him in his pursuit. He is currently in a loving long-term relationship.

"…I was messaging a few women. One white girl responded, 'What makes you think that you can date a race that will never accept you and never want you?' "



About The Seeing Place:

Now in its 6th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.


Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

Thursday, December 11, 2014

Announcing: Performance Lineup for our 5 Year Retrospective!

This fall, The Seeing Place turned 5 years old! We can't believe how far we've come since our first production in a tiny blackbox in 2009. In our 5 year history, we have produced an unprecedented 22 plays, 10+ Readings and 2 Cabarets, of which 8 were world premieres and 2 were "1st NY Revivals."Over the last 5 years over 11,000 seats have been filled with supportive audiences like you - many of you returning show after show. And so...

On December 15, we're having a cocktail gala & performance to celebrate YOU (our patrons & fans!) as well as the many artists who made these 5 years possible. The event includes:

• Cocktail Reception (One free cocktail included, courtesy of our amazing sponsor & host, Van Diemen's Cafe & Bar)

• A Look Back at Seasons 1-5: Scenes performed by members of The Seeing Place Ensemble.

• Mix and mingle with ensemble members present and past.

• Exclusive Season 6 announcement and be the first to receive discounted Season Tickets.

• A display of select props and costumes from our production history.

• $1 Raffle for amazing prizes like a pair of tickets to SIDE SHOW on Broadway, a hand-picked selection of gourmet chocolates from Kee's, a free headshot session, a foodie basket with $50 Guy & Gallard gift card, a graphic design package for business or social media, and season tickets to The Seeing Place.

DATE AND TIME
Monday, December 15, 2014
Event begins at 6:30pm

VENUE INFO
The Seeing Place @ Van Diemen's
383 Third Ave (between 27th & 28th). NYC

TICKETS
Tickets to this gala are only $20 and can be purchased at www.bit.ly/5YearRetrospective

PERFORMANCE LINEUP
(We'll be presenting excerpts from the full productions. Final running order TBD)

WAITING FOR LEFTY: Justin Hoch and Mary Ruth Baggott
TWELFTH NIGHT: Brisa de Freitas and Esther Reina
DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA: Brandon Walker and Erin Cronican
LOVE SONG: Lila Smith, Alex Witherow and Lex Daemon
A LIE OF THE MIND: John D'Arcangelo and Virginia Gregory
SCOTCH KISS: Carla Torgrimson and Lex Daemon
THE CREDEAUX CANVAS: Meg Grujon and Logan Keeler
CLOSER: Lauren Ann Sagnella, Brandon Walker and Erin Cronican
LOOK BACK IN ANGER: Ian Moses Eaton, Lila Smith, and Erin Cronican
HAMLET / ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD: Brandon Walker, Logan Keeler, Ian Eaton
MEN IN WHITE: Logan Keeler and Justin Hoch
THE LARAMIE PROJECT: John D'Arcangelo
TWO ROOMS: Lila Smith

(Learn more about this amazing ensemble by clicking here.)

Can you believe we've done all of these plays (plus 8 more) in the last 5 years? We're so thrilled to be revisiting them with you on Monday.

This is a ONE NIGHT ONLY event - tickets available for just $20 here: www.bit.ly/5YearRetrospective

Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com.


PS: CAN'T ATTEND? Please consider making a tax deductible donation of $20 (or more!) so that we can secure a permanent home in 2015!  Donate here: https://www.fracturedatlas.org/donate/2754

Monday, June 16, 2014

SPECIAL EVENT: TSP UNPLUGGED reading of "GROSS INDECENCY: THE THREE TRIALS OF OSCAR WILDE"

We’re thrilled to be bringing back to New York Moises Kaufman's compelling: GROSS INDECENCY: THE THREE TRIALS OF OSCAR WILDE as a part of The Seeing Place’s TSP UNPLUGGED Reading Series.

GROSS INDECENCY uses trial transcripts, personal correspondence, interviews and other source materials to tell the story of the downfall of the great man of letters whose artistic genius has long been overshadowed by the scandal surrounding his imprisonment. From the NY Times: "His style was his umbrella, his armor, his all-purpose defense system, and for many years it seemed to shelter Oscar Wilde most effectively. There came a moment, however, in 1895 when the playwright was betrayed by his own wit, after which he would never again be able to gain control of his life. In the absolutely gripping GROSS INDECENCY: THE THREE TRIALS OF OSCAR WILDE, written with a scintillating style of its own by Moisés Kaufman, that moment is identified with such startling precision and clarity that it feels like the inexorable moment of reversal in a classic tragedy."


EVENT DETAILS

What:
GROSS INDECENCY: THE THREE TRIALS OF OSCAR WILDE
by Moises Kaufman
A reading by The Seeing Place ensemble, followed by a talkback with director, Lila Smith.

When:
Tuesday, June 17, 2014 (7pm)
Arrive by 6:45pm to guarantee seating; wine, drinks and snacks available for purchase.

Where:
The Seeing Place @ ATAs Sargent Theater
(314 W 54th St, 4th Floor - look for red sign outside, then proceed to rear elevator)

Tickets:
Free (though donations will be accepted!)


Note: This play is being read during our MainStage production of THE LARAMIE PROJECT, which runs June 13-29, 2014, Wed-Sat 8pm & Sat-Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.


About Moises Kaufman:
Playwright Moisés Kaufman is a Tony- and Emmy-nominated director and the founder of Tectonic Theater Project. Kaufman’s plays Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde and The Laramie Project are among the most performed plays in the US over the last decade. He is also the author of 33 Variations. Kaufman received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2002 and made his Broadway directing debut in 2004 with Doug Wright’s I Am My Own Wife, for which he received an Obie Award and a Tony Award nomination for Best Direction of a Play.

For more information, visit www.tectonictheaterproject.org 


About The Seeing Place:
Now in its 5th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.


Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

SPECIAL EVENT: Panel Discussion "Erase Hate, Choose Love" at THE LARAMIE PROJECT June 26, 2014

We’re honored to welcome Lila Smith, Lasheen Williams, and Qamrosh Khan to The Seeing Place, where they will be our special guest speakers on Thursday, June 26, 2014, immediately following a performance of the award-winning play, THE LARAMIE PROJECT.

This talkback will be an intimate post-show discussion about personal experiences, confronting prejudice and taking a stand in everyday life. The three speakers will talk about their personal experiences with prejudice and bullying and lead the audience through a conversation on making a positive impact in their community.


EVENT DETAILS

What:
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, followed by the talkback: “Erase Hate, Choose Love."

When:
Thursday, June 26, 2014 (8pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ ATAs Sargent Theater
(314 W 54th St, 4th Floor - look for red sign outside, then proceed to rear elevator)

Tickets:
$12 General Admission
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose June 26 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 2 hours 25 minutes including two brief intermissions. The talkback will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date June 13-29, 2014, Wed-Sat 8pm & Sat-Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.

About Our Speakers:

Lasheen Williams was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, in the East New York section. As a child, he had limited exposure to other cultures but had the drive to branch out from his neighborhood and broaden his Horizons. As an adult, in the "dating game" his preference is Caucasian females. Throughout his dating experiences and life in general, he has encountered numerous roadblocks, negativity, and profiling, but he doesn't allow them to stop him in his pursuit.

"…I was messaging a few women. One white girl responded, 'What makes you think that you can date a race that will never accept you and never want you?' "

Qamrosh Khan is a Middle School and High School English teacher in New York City. She holds a Bachelors degree in English Literature with a concentration in creative writing, and a Masters degree in English Adolescent Education (grades 7-12). Her interests include writing short fiction & poetry, teaching, her love for the theater, and is currently working on her novel. Her goal is to provide inspiration through her writing, and build togetherness, and tolerance between people and communities around the world. She has recently created her own blog cite to inspire and address issues that people go through in everyday life at:www.thejourneyintoyourself.weebly.com. She appreciates all the support she has received from her family and friends.

"Clearly, all HE saw when he got on that bus was two women wearing Hijab (head scarf), and thought he could bully us... this is just plain sad, that things like this still happen."

Lila Smith is a born-and-raised New Yorker who is grateful for having been exposed to diversity and culture her entire life. It is this background, along with a passion for inclusiveness, which brings her to lead this talkback. Her hopes are that this evening's discussion will leave us all feeling more aware of our own behavior, and more prepared to embrace others for the differences between us. Lila is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association, a women's personal-garment fit expert with TrioFit Technology, and a company member of The Seeing Place, of which she is also Outreach Manager.

"I have to check myself every time I make a snap judgment about someone I don't know. I do it way more often than I'd like to admit. Being conscious of it is the first step."

About The Seeing Place:
Now in its 5th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.

Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

SPECIAL EVENT: Believe Out Loud Speaks at THE LARAMIE PROJECT June 25, 2014

We’re honored to welcome James Rowe and Alison Amyx of Believe Out Loud to The Seeing Place, where they will be our special guest speakers on Wednesday, June 25, 2014, immediately following a performance of the award-winning play, THE LARAMIE PROJECT.

During this intimate post-show discussion, James and Alison will lead our audience through a conversation about faith and sexual identity, exploring the many spiritual themes of the play and their modern relevance in today's society. 

Believe Out Loud is an online network that empowers Christians to work for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) equality. Reaching nearly one million individuals a week, they work to elevate the people and places where Christianity and LGBT justice intersect.Through their new-media platform, friends and allies gather, share, grow, build community and take action. If you are new to LGBT inclusion and Christianity, they are a safe space to learn about how others tie their faith to LGBT equality. Everyone is invited to their table.


EVENT DETAILS

What:
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, followed by a talkback on "Faith and Sexual Identity"

When:
Wednesday, June 25, 2014 (8pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ ATAs Sargent Theater
(314 W 54th St, 4th Floor - look for red sign outside, then proceed to rear elevator)

Tickets:
$12 General Admission
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose June 25 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 2 hours 25 minutes including two brief intermissions. The talkback will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date June 13-29, 2014, Wed-Sat 8pm & Sat-Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.

About Believe Out Loud:
Publicly launched in 2009, they have worked to support conflicted Christians and advance the decades-long movement for LGBT-inclusion within mainline Protestantism. Today, Believe Out Loud represents the breadth of Christianity – from Catholics to Evangelicals, Baptists to Presbyterians, to individuals who are Christian but have no formal faith community. They are also home to atheists, agnostics and those from other religious traditions who share their passion for LGBT equality. Their members are united behind a simple pledge: to stand up for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality in their churches, their communities, their schools and their workplaces.

For more information, visit www.believeoutloud.com

About The Seeing Place:
Now in its 5th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.

Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

SPECIAL EVENT: TSP UNPLUGGED reading of "THE LARAMIE PROJECT: TEN YEARS LATER"

We’re thrilled to be bringing back to New York Tectonic's chilling epilogue: THE LARAMIE PROJECT: TEN YEARS LATER as a part of The Seeing Place’s TSP UNPLUGGED Reading Series.

This play is being presented as a free reading as a companion to our mainstage production of THE LARAMIE PROJECT. We are only the 2nd NY company to produce both plays of THE LARAMIE PROJECT CYCLE in Manhattan, so this is a rare opportunity to see this full story told.

On November 14th, 1998, ten members of Tectonic Theatre Project traveled to Laramie, Wyoming and conducted interviews with the people of the town. Over the next year, the company returned to Laramie six times and conducted over 200 interviews. These texts became the basis for the play The Laramie Project. Ten years later on September 12th, 2008, five members of Tectonic returned to Laramie to try to understand the long-term effect of the murder. They found a town wrestling with its legacy and its place in history. In addition to revisiting the folks whose words riveted us in the original play, this time around, the company also spoke with the two murderers, McKinney and Henderson, as well as Matthew's mother, Judy Shepard. THE LARAMIE PROJECT: TEN YEARS LATER is a bold new work, which asks the question, "How does society write its own history?"


EVENT DETAILS

What:
THE LARAMIE PROJECT: TEN YEARS LATER
by Moises Kaufman and members of Tectonic Theatre Project

A reading by The Seeing Place ensemble, followed by a talkback with co-directors, Erin Cronican and Brandon Walker.

When:
Two reading dates:

• Monday, June 16, 2014 (7pm)
• Tuesday, June 24, 2014 (7pm)

Arrive by 6:45pm to guarantee seating; wine, drinks and snacks available for purchase.

Where:
The Seeing Place @ ATAs Sargent Theater
(314 W 54th St, 4th Floor - look for red sign outside, then proceed to rear elevator)

Tickets:
Free (though donations will be accepted!)

Cast:
Erin Cronican, John D'Arcangelo, Virginia Gregory, Meg Grujon, Logan Keeler, Daniel Perez, Lori Romero, and Brandon Walker. 

Note: This play is being read during our MainStage production of THE LARAMIE PROJECT, which runs June 13-29, 2014, Wed-Sat 8pm & Sat-Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.


About Tectonic Theater Project:
TECTONIC THEATER PROJECT is an award-winning company whose plays have been performed around the world.  The company is dedicated to developing innovative works that explore theatrical language and form, fostering an artistic dialogue with our audiences on the social, political and human issues that affect us all.  In service to this goal, Tectonic supports readings, workshops, and full theatrical productions, as well as training for students around the country in our play-making techniques. Tectonic Theater Project was founded in 1991 by Moisés Kaufman and Jeffrey LaHoste.  Tectonic refers to the art and science of structure and was chosen to emphasize the company’s interest in construction– how things are made, and how they might be made differently. Its groundbreaking plays, The Laramie Project, Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, and I Am My Own Wife, have sparked national discourse about their subjects and have inspired artists and audiences worldwide.

For more information, visit www.tectonictheaterproject.org 


About The Seeing Place:
Now in its 5th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.


Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

SPECIAL EVENT: TSP UNPLUGGED reading of "WELL WITH MY SOUL"

Playwright Gregory G Allen
We’re thrilled to introduce NY audiences to the new play, WELL WITH MY SOUL by Gregory G Allen, as a part of The Seeing Place’s TSP UNPLUGGED Reading Series.

This play tells the story of Jacob Garrett, a transplant southern minister living in New York City in the late 80s, believes he is doing God's will by trying to get a young gay man to pray away the gay. But while sharing stories of his past that included drugs, homosexuality, and an arrogant lifestyle, Jacob's own life as a married father seems to have more turmoil than peace. Told in a non-linear way, WELL WITH MY SOUL captures two lifetimes battling within one soul.

EVENT DETAILS

What:
WELL WITH MY SOUL
A reading followed by a talkback with playwright Gregory G. Allen

When:
June 23, 2014 (7pm)
Arrive by 6:45pm to guarantee seating; wine, drinks and snacks available for purchase.
(An after party will be held at Bar Nine, 9th Ave between 53rd & 54th Aves, immediately following the reading.)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ ATAs Sargent Theater
(314 W 54th St, 4th Floor - look for red sign outside, then proceed to rear elevator)

Tickets:
Free (though donations will be accepted!)

Note: This play is being read during our MainStage production of THE LARAMIE PROJECT, which runs June 13-29, 2014, Wed-Sat 8pm & Sat-Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.


About Gregory G. Allen:
A member of the Dramatist Guild and an award-winning writer, Gregory G. Allen has been in the entertainment business for over twenty five years as an actor, director, writer, and producer. He’s had over ten shows that he has served as book writer and/or composer/lyricists produced on stage, been the recipient of musical grants from BMI, ASCAP and the Watershed Foundation, and has been featured and interviewed in The Advocate, Huffington Post, PBS One-on-One with Steve Adubato, Sirius Radio The Morning Jolt, and Next Magazine. Allen is a published author of three novels, two children’s book on autism awareness, and has written the screenplay for the film, He is Gone, currently filming a trailer in New England.

For more information, visit www.gregorygallen.com


About The Seeing Place:
Now in its 5th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.


Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

Sunday, June 8, 2014

SPECIAL EVENT: Tectonic Theater Project Speaks at THE LARAMIE PROJECT June 19, 2014

We’re honored to welcome Tectonic Theater Project’s Matthew Freeman to The Seeing Place, where he will be our special guest speaker on Thursday, June 19, 2014, immediately following a performance of the award-winning play, THE LARAMIE PROJECT.

In this compelling post-show discussion, Matthew will lead our audience in a conversation about “Moment Work” - the unique theater-making technique used by Tectonic company members to create innovative works that explore theatrical language and form. It was this technique that shaped more than 200 interviews into the narrative of THE LARAMIE PROJECT, which is one of the more frequently produced plays in the US and beyond.


EVENT DETAILS

What:
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, with talkback by Tectonic Theater Project’s Matthew Freeman

When:
Thursday, June 19, 2014 (8pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ ATAs Sargent Theater
(314 W 54th St, 4th Floor - look for red sign outside, then proceed to rear elevator)

Tickets:
$12 General Admission
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose June 19 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 2 hours 30 minutes including two brief intermissions. The talkback will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date June 13-29, 2014, Wed-Sat 8pm & Sat-Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.

About Tectonic Theater Project:
Tectonic Theater Project is an award-winning company whose plays have been performed around the world. The company is dedicated to developing innovative works that explore theatrical language and form, fostering an artistic dialogue with our audiences on the social, political and human issues that affect us all. In service to this goal, Tectonic supports readings, workshops, and full theatrical productions, as well as training for students around the country in our play-making techniques. Its groundbreaking plays, THE LARAMIE PROJECT, GROSS INDECENCY: THE THREE TRIALS OF OSCAR WILDE, and I AM MY OWN WIFE, have sparked national discourse about their subjects and have inspired artists and audiences worldwide.

For more information, visit www.tectonictheaterproject.org

About The Seeing Place:
Now in its 5th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor’s process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, “fully lived” storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.

Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

SPECIAL EVENT: Ruth Rothbart-Mayer Speaks at THE LARAMIE PROJECT June 18, 2014

We’re honored to welcome Ruth Rothbart-Mayer to The Seeing Place, where she will be our special guest speaker on Wednesday, June 18, 2014, immediately following a performance of the award-winning play, THE LARAMIE PROJECT.

In this compelling post-show discussion, Ruth will be lead our audience in a conversation about the nature of healing and caregiving, and how the creation and use of art can address community and individual issues in the wake of a tragedy.


EVENT DETAILS

What:
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, with talkback by Ruth Rothbart-Mayer

When:
June 18, 2014 (8pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ ATAs Sargent Theater
(314 W 54th St, 4th Floor - look for red sign outside, then proceed to rear elevator)

Tickets:
$12 General Admission 
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose June 18 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 2 hours 15 minutes plus a 15 minute intermission. The talkback will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date June 13-29, 2014, Wed-Sat 8pm & Sat-Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.

About Ruth Rothbart-Mayer:
Ruth Rothbart-Mayer has been a multiple-degree-holding social worker and psychotherapist for more than 25 years. Among her specialties are support groups, individual and group therapy for individuals coping with LGBT issues, and healing following traumatic events. She is a member of the National Association of Social Workers and is the Committee Chair of the United Way Northern New Jersey Caregivers Coalition.

For more information, visit http://www.ruthrothbart-mayer.com

About The Seeing Place:
Now in its 5th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor's process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, "fully lived" storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.

Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com

Thursday, May 29, 2014

SPECIAL EVENT: Lesléa Newman Speaks at THE LARAMIE PROJECT June 14, 2014

We’re so thrilled to welcome Lesléa Newman to The Seeing Place, where she will be our special guest speaker immediately following a performance of the award-winning play, THE LARAMIE PROJECT. In this monumental post-show discussion, Lesléa will be talking her personal experiences surrounding this hate crime which rocked the nation in October 1998, and will introduce her book, OCTOBER MOURNING: A SONG FOR MATTHEW SHEPARD. She will also share the impact she has seen THE LARAMIE PROJECT make around the country in the wake of this galvanizing event.

The talkback will be followed by a book signing. You can purchase an advance copy of her book by clicking here or bring cash to the event, where copies will be available for purchase (cover price $15.99.)

EVENT DETAILS

What:
THE LARAMIE PROJECT, with talkback and book signing by Lesléa Newman

When:
June 14, 2014 (8pm)

Where:
The Seeing Place @ ATAs Sargent Theater
(314 W 54th St, 4th Floor - look for red sign outside, then proceed to rear elevator)

Tickets:
$12 General Admission (includes book signing)
Purchase by phone: 212-868-4444

(Note: be sure to choose June 14 as the event date)

Running Time:
The play runs 2 hours 15 minutes plus a 15 minute intermission. The talkback/book signing will start immediately following the play and will last 20-30 minutes.

Note: if you cannot attend this event but would like to see the play on another day, you may choose any date June 13-29, 2014, Wed-Sat 8pm & Sat-Sun 2pm. Click here for full details.

About Lesléa Newman:
Lesléa Newman is the author of HEATHER HAS TWO MOMMIES and was the keynote speaker for Gay Awareness Week at the University of Wyoming in 1998, the year Matthew Shepard was murdered. She arrived on campus the day he died. In order to make a difference and carry on Matt's legacy, she wrote the teen novel-in-verse, OCTOBER MOURNING: A SONG FOR MATTHEW SHEPARD which has won many literary awards including an American Library Association Stonewall Honor. The book is a 2014 New York State Charlotte Award finalist. Ms. Newman works with the Matthew Shepard Foundation as a member of their speaker's bureau and has given her presentation, "He Continues to Make a Difference: The Story of Matthew Shepard" at high schools, colleges, libraries, conferences, churches, =and community centers all across the country.

About The Seeing Place:
Now in its 5th Season, The Seeing Place is an actor-driven company: built by actors and managed by actors to be a base for actors who want to grow & hone their craft in a creative and supportive artistic home. We are forcefully committed to four elements of theatre-making: developing actors into thriving self-producers; honoring the craft of the actor's process through rehearsal and into performance; bringing organic, "fully lived" storytelling to our community; and making theater accessible for all New Yorkers by keeping ticket prices low and affordable.


Questions? Email outreach@seeingplacetheater.com. For more information, please visit www.seeingplacetheater.com