COMING SOON TO GUILD HALLUnless otherwise noted, EAG events take place in Guild Hall, located on the second floor of The Little Church at 1 East 29th Street (between Madison and Fifth).
Doors open approximately 20 minutes before each event. 100% of proceeds from our events go directly to helping local performers in need. INFORMATION & RSVP: (212) 685-2927 or reservations@actorsguild.org |
YOGA MONDAYS WITH JESSICA CADDEN OSBORNE
MONDAY, October 22 | 1:00PM - 2:00PM | guild hall
Join us in Guild Hall for some soul-soothing yoga. Artist Afternoon teacher Jessica Cadden Osborne will be dropping by each Monday at 1pm to help stretch and strengthen performers of all levels of mobility.
Each class will be limited to 12 people, so make sure you RSVP each week!
COST: $10
RSVP: reservations@actorsguild.org
BYO: Yoga mat
Each class will be limited to 12 people, so make sure you RSVP each week!
COST: $10
RSVP: reservations@actorsguild.org
BYO: Yoga mat
Artist afternoon: the art of cabaret
monday, OCTOBER 29 | 2:00PM - 4:00pm | GUILD HALL
“Life is a cabaret, old chum.”
If that’s how you feel, then come to this seminar and learn about the tools you need to sustain your career in this unique profession. Linda Amiel Burns (Director of The Singing Experience and President of The American Popular Song Society) moderates a discussion with Mark Nadler (multi-award-winning cabaret and Broadway entertainer) and Sidney Myer (Booking Director at Don’t Tell Mama, MAC Board Member).
FREE - Registration Required
RSVP: (212) 685-2927 | reservations@actorsguild.org
If that’s how you feel, then come to this seminar and learn about the tools you need to sustain your career in this unique profession. Linda Amiel Burns (Director of The Singing Experience and President of The American Popular Song Society) moderates a discussion with Mark Nadler (multi-award-winning cabaret and Broadway entertainer) and Sidney Myer (Booking Director at Don’t Tell Mama, MAC Board Member).
FREE - Registration Required
RSVP: (212) 685-2927 | reservations@actorsguild.org
volunteer wednesdays
thursDAY, november 1 | 2:00pm | guild hall
This month, Volunteer Wednesdays falls on a Thursday! Join in as we assemble the mailing for this quarter's newsletter, The Eaglet. Volunteering is a great way to meet your fellow Guilders and serve our community. We'll provide the snacks if you provide the company!
Sign up: karen@actorsguild.org
Sign up: karen@actorsguild.org
tired old queen at the movie night:
scandal: the trial of mary astor
monday, november 5 | 7:00PM | GUILD HALL
Every actor will be riveted by Alexa Forman's fascinating documentary about a brilliant, brave, and extraordinary woman who, against incredible odds, not only took on the law, but the studio system as well.
SCANDAL: The Trial Of Mary Astor tells the story of the notorious custody battle of 1936, that turned Hollywood upside down and knocked every headline off the pages of newspapers across America for weeks. Narrated by Academy Award-winner Lee Grant, with insightful commentary by Molly Haskell (among others), it is a fascinating look at Mary Astor’s battle to protect her child as well as salvage her career under the most adverse circumstances.
Ms. Forman, who has worked as a producer, researcher and script consultant at TCM for years, debuted the documentary to great acclaim earlier this year at the TCM Film festival in Los Angeles. She will be on hand following the screening for a brief interview with host, Steve Hayes.
Suggested: $20 General | $15 EAG
RSVP: (212) 685-2927 | reservations@actorsguild.org
SCANDAL: The Trial Of Mary Astor tells the story of the notorious custody battle of 1936, that turned Hollywood upside down and knocked every headline off the pages of newspapers across America for weeks. Narrated by Academy Award-winner Lee Grant, with insightful commentary by Molly Haskell (among others), it is a fascinating look at Mary Astor’s battle to protect her child as well as salvage her career under the most adverse circumstances.
Ms. Forman, who has worked as a producer, researcher and script consultant at TCM for years, debuted the documentary to great acclaim earlier this year at the TCM Film festival in Los Angeles. She will be on hand following the screening for a brief interview with host, Steve Hayes.
Suggested: $20 General | $15 EAG
RSVP: (212) 685-2927 | reservations@actorsguild.org
Annual memorial service
sunday, NOVEMBER 11 | 3:00pm | little church
All are invited to join EAG, The Little Church, and members of the performing arts in celebrating and honoring those colleagues we have lost in the past year. The Annual Memorial Service is an event unlike any other, with music, reflection, a reading of the names, and one final rousing standing ovation.
This year we are honored to welcome Tony-award winner Bill Irwin who will deliver the Memorial Address. A reception will follow.
Free and open to all.
This year we are honored to welcome Tony-award winner Bill Irwin who will deliver the Memorial Address. A reception will follow.
Free and open to all.
ACTORS NIGHT
TUESDAY, November 20 | 7:00PM | guild hall
Actors Night at EAG is a judgement-free zone, where you can work on monologues, scenes, commercial copy, cold readings, your own material- anything!- before a group of supportive and talented fellow artists. Whether or not you get constructive feedback is up to you.
Hosted by Peter Von Berg (The Americans, House of Cards)
Actors Night happens on the third Tuesday of each month and is open only to EAG members. (Not a member? Membership expired? Join online now at www.actorsguild.org/membership-in-eag.)
FREE - Open to EAG Members Only
No need to make reservations- just stop on by!
Hosted by Peter Von Berg (The Americans, House of Cards)
Actors Night happens on the third Tuesday of each month and is open only to EAG members. (Not a member? Membership expired? Join online now at www.actorsguild.org/membership-in-eag.)
FREE - Open to EAG Members Only
No need to make reservations- just stop on by!