Continuing the annual tradition of December Saturday morning carols at Kefa Cafe, Jimmy Crawford will play on December 8 and 22.A lovely way to begin weekend shopping and errands.
Note: Kefa Cafe closes for holidays, Dec. 24 through Jan. 2, 2007.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Jimmy Returns to Play Carols
Continuing the annual tradition of December Saturday morning carols at Kefa Cafe, Jimmy Crawford will play on December 8 and 22.A lovely way to begin weekend shopping and errands.
Note: Kefa Cafe closes for holidays, Dec. 24 through Jan. 2, 2007.
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Ten-Minute Plays, Friday, Nov. 16
Friday, November 16, 2007
7:10pm to 8:30pm
Two Ten-Minute Plays
Staged readings with three live actors. Roselie Vasquez-Yetter, director. Post-performance audience feedback and discussion.
Mr. Daniels by Chere Williams. A monologue about a woman who's been around a little and finally has taken as her boyfriend Jack Daniels, who she can carry around in her pocket and always trust. Read by actress Toni Carmine.
Chere Williams was born in Pittsburgh, PA and has lived in California and Washington, DC, and currently resides in Silver Spring, MD. She graduated from Carlow College with a BA in Psychology and minors in women's studies and sociology. She is currently hard at work on writing and developing plays and screenplays. When not spending time with her family, she volunteers with organizations that support the empowerment of women. She also enjoys holding fundraisers. This will be the first reading of Mr. Daniels. She hopes to bring her work to the stage in the near future.
Sleepy Lagoon by Leon Levenson. An unhappy middle-aged man revisits the scene of an early disaster in love. He lays to rest a ghost that has haunted him all his life but perhaps creates a new one.
Leon Levenson's plays have appeared locally at theaters such as The Source and the Silver Spring Stage. He has also had productions Off Off Broadway in New York, including a showcase at Love Creek Productions of "Bridget's Tower," a ghost romance set in Ireland. He is currently working with themes and events in the life of Isadora Duncan.
7:10pm to 8:30pm
Two Ten-Minute Plays
Staged readings with three live actors. Roselie Vasquez-Yetter, director. Post-performance audience feedback and discussion.
Mr. Daniels by Chere Williams. A monologue about a woman who's been around a little and finally has taken as her boyfriend Jack Daniels, who she can carry around in her pocket and always trust. Read by actress Toni Carmine.
Chere Williams was born in Pittsburgh, PA and has lived in California and Washington, DC, and currently resides in Silver Spring, MD. She graduated from Carlow College with a BA in Psychology and minors in women's studies and sociology. She is currently hard at work on writing and developing plays and screenplays. When not spending time with her family, she volunteers with organizations that support the empowerment of women. She also enjoys holding fundraisers. This will be the first reading of Mr. Daniels. She hopes to bring her work to the stage in the near future.
Sleepy Lagoon by Leon Levenson. An unhappy middle-aged man revisits the scene of an early disaster in love. He lays to rest a ghost that has haunted him all his life but perhaps creates a new one.
Leon Levenson's plays have appeared locally at theaters such as The Source and the Silver Spring Stage. He has also had productions Off Off Broadway in New York, including a showcase at Love Creek Productions of "Bridget's Tower," a ghost romance set in Ireland. He is currently working with themes and events in the life of Isadora Duncan.
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
3 Teen-Made Films at Takoma Park Festival
From the folks at Gandhi Brigade (their exhibit, Propaganda! remains up through sometime on Saturday).
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PROPAGANDA! was selected to screen in the Takoma Park Film Festival on Sunday, November 18 at 2:30 PM. Following the screening Gandhi Brigade youth will participate in a panel discussion on community-building, activism, and media. The Silver Spring Youth Collaborative will have two of its recent film screened: "Teen Jobs" & "Silver Spring Town" will be shown on Saturday, Nov 17 at 2PM. Following the screening is a reception for youth producers. The festival is held at the Takoma Park Community Center, 7500 Maple Avenue inTakoma Park; it runs from Nov 15 - 18. |
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