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TO RESERVE FOR ANY EVENT: 212-685-2927 -- matt@actorsguild.org
EAG Presents:
EVELYN PAGE'S
POETRY NIGHT
Thursday, February 18, 2010
7pm
Guild Hall
1 E. 29th St. NYC 10016
Roses are red, violets are blue. We're going to be there, and so should you! Join us for this annual tradition, featuring EAG members reading their favorite poems as well as original work. Open to anyone, we invite you to choose several of your favorite poems to recite. You can also perform original work as well. Each performer has a 5 min. limit. Don't have a favorite? Then choose from one of the many we'll have on hand.
To sign up as a reader/performer, call Evelyn Page at 212-265-6185 or email her at evelynpage@earthlink.net.
$10.00 Suggested Donation
Wine and Refreshments Will Be Served
RSVP to: matt@actorsguild.org or 212-685-2927.
EAG Presents:
THE YO PRO VARIETY SHOW
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Guild Hall
1 E. 29th St.
NYC 10016
7pm - Happy Hour
8pm - First Act Hits the Stage
A Variety Show like no other! The EAG Young Professionals present an evening of song, magic, comedy, dance, and more!
Hosted by Guild Hall Resident Comedians Karen & Matt
RESERVATIONS AT 212-685-2927 or matt@actorsguild.org
$10 Suggested Donation
Wine and Refreshments Will be Served
We are still looking for acts!!! If you have an act and would like to hit the stage with us (and are between the ages of 18-45), email us at matt@actorsguild.org.
THE 2010 THOMAS BARBOUR MEMORIAL PLAYWRIGHT'S AWARD
March 18, 21 & 25, 2010
Guild Hall, 1 E. 29th St.
New York, NY 10016
It is with great pleasure that we announce that for the 2010 Barbour Award, EAG will partner with New York's The Women's Project, "the nations oldest and largest theatre company devoted to producing the work of female artists." The Women's Project, which has worked with actors such as John Spencer, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Anna Deveare Smith, has for this special event provided EAG with three of their most promising plays. Each of these three works will be presented in an exciting staged reading at Guild Hall, with a panel awarding one playwright a $500 prize.
The Thomas Barbour Memorial Playwright’s Award was established in 2007 by a generous gift from Janet Barbour Carhart, and was fully endowed from further gifts from Alison Barbour Fox and a portion of a bequest left to the Guild by Mr. Barbour’s estate. The first award was given to Jack Frankel for his play “Human Voices” in March 2008, and in 2009, the prize went to Hunter College's Alicia Silver for her play "Golden."
This Year's Schedule:
"40 DAYS" BY LAURA EASON: THURSDAY, MAR. 18, 2010 @ 7PM
"LE FOU" BY BEKAH BRUNSTETTER: SUNDAY, MAR. 21 @ 3PM
"APPLE COVE" BY LYNN ROSEN: THURSDAY, MAR. 25, 2010 @ 7PM
$10.00 Suggested Donation to Benefit future Barbour Awards
Wine & Refreshments Will Be Served
