Readings
2010
Play-a-Thon
PART OF JC FRIDAYS
_gaia presents Play-a-Thon …. one-act play readings
When: March 5th, June 4th, September 3rd and December 3rd, 2010
How Much: FREE
Where: _gaia Studio
315 3rd Street
Jersey City, NJ
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JC Fridays is a quarterly event
held four times a year, on the first Friday of every season
Original one-act readings will be performed at the Art Harvest in Jersey City on Saturday, October 30th at 2:30 PM Hamilton Square Park-NEAR THE GIGANTIC HAY MAZE!
Directed by Lillian Ribeiro, one-act plays include: “Washout” by Connie Schindewolf, a play about a police officer who tries to convince a woman to evacuate her home due to an approaching hurricane; “Turtle Beach” by Aoise Stratford, two turtles contemplate their annual egg-laying ritual; “Rainbow Sprinkles” by Stacey Lane Smith, depicts a clown having difficulty with a client obsessed with political correctness; “Looking for Bruce” by Jami Brandli, a woman searching for her lost cat; and “Coyote Moon” by Donna Latham, a little rabbit uses her wits to outsmart hungry coyote.
The plays will feature Katherine Damigos, Eileen Gaughan, Lillian Ribeiro, Margo Singaliese, Trish Szymanski, and Christopher Lopez.
Art Harvest
Hamilton Square
232 Pavonia Ave
Jersey City, NJ
Art House Productions Presents THE ART HARVEST Live Plays & Fall Fun at Hamilton Square…For the entire month of October, come celebrate the arts at Hamilton Square with three weekends full of plays, storytelling, arts & crafts, music, family fun, and much more!
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY October 30 & 31 (_gaia performs October 30th at 2:30 PM)
Weather permitting, suitable for all ages
New activities every day! Spooky stories, Hay maze, New plays, Dance performances, DJ Snacks, Craft corner, Photo stand, Music, Storytelling for children
Suggested donation for entry to benefit Art House Productions’ landmark 10th season of programs.
Participating groups include Story Haven, Global Soul Project, _gaia, The Theatre Company, Insurgo Stage Project and more still to come!
Sponsored by SILVERMAN: Building Neighborhoods and Hamilton Square

