And, speaking of, the following family deserves our thanks.

Thank You

Christianson Family

Thanks to our Match Campaign sponsor, your donation has just been doubled!

You can help us reach our campaign goal of $1000 by March 23rd.

We have another 15 days left to raise $678.32

We can do it!

(Your donation needs to be a minimum of $20 to count towards this campaign.)

Want to use a check?
Make it payable to GAN-e-meed Theatre Project and mail to
PO Box 551
Tyngsboro, MA 01879

Ann Carr

Valerie and Patrick Rowland

Thanks to our Match Campaign sponsor, your donation has just been doubled!

You can help us reach our campaign goal of $1000 by March 23rd.

We have 21 days left to raise $698.32

That’s just a drop in the bucket of moneyland so let’s get movin’!

(Your donation needs to be a minimum of $20 to count towards this campaign.)

Want to use a check?
Make it payable to GAN-e-meed Theatre Project and mail to
PO Box 551
Tyngsboro, MA 01879

Our Voices Festival IV
Boston Area Women Playwrights

Saturday, February 27
Regis College Fine Arts Center Black Box
Weston, MA, 01770, US

Staged readings of Boston area women playwrights – new plays with a free afternoon workshop, (2:30-4:30 p.m.) artist/audience feedback, and creative support.

7:00pm – Reception in the lobby
7:30pm – Performances begin

Free Event: Reservations Not Needed; www.diarydoor.typepad.com/stagedoor

Coming of Age: An Evening of Short Works by Women Playwrights

Feb. 25-28th
Emerson College
The Semel Theatre (Tufte Building), 10 Boylston Place, Boston, MA

Saturday, February 27 at 2pm (followed by talk back)
Saturday, February 27 at 8pm
Sunday, February 28 at 2pm

http://www.emerson.edu/emersonstage/shows/0910/3plays.cfm

If you weren’t there, you missed our next big announcement:

We have our first MATCH CAMPAIGN.  We have until March 23rd (that’s 30 days from BOOBfest) to raise $1000 and TnR Global will match it dollar for dollar.  With one stipulation (isn’t there always fine print?): in order to count, your donation has to be at least $20.  So, if you’ve been considering making a contribution but haven’t yet, now’s the time to act.  Your contribution will be DOUBLED!

The Online Box Office will remain open until 2pm where you can purchase your tickets in advance.

After 2pm, our online box office will close and you will need to purchase your ticket in cash ($20) at the door.

Just in case you needed a little nudge, here’s our host.  She’s so funny she makes us cry.

Mary Dolan

Did you know you can read about them right now?

Go check them out.

We are now offering cash reservations for BOOBfest on February 23rd.  Simply go to our Online Box Office or call 617.863.0664 to make your reservation.  Tickets are $20 each; cash only at the door.

So, I can show up at 8pm and pay $20 and pick up my reservation?

Not exactly.  If you make a cash reservation, you need to arrive by 7:40 to pick up your tickets.  If you arrive later than 7:40 we cannot guarantee your reservation.

Why is it called BOOBfest?

It’s an acronym that stands for Bringing On-stage Opportunities to Babes.

What does the evening include?

You name it, we’ve probably got it: singing, dancing, drama, comedy.  Plus stick around afterwards for a little reception and we’ll treat you to some cheese and crackers.

Where is BOOBfest?

We are at a lovely little venue called Boston Playwrights’ Theatre.  Get Directions.

Can’t I just reserve a ticket now, without having to go to a different page?

Sure. Why not?  See below to purchase advance tickets or make a cash reservation.

BOOB Support

Velvet Bustier (+ $2 fee) $52.00 Lacy Corset (+ $2 fee) $27.00 Training Bra (+ $2 fee) $17.00

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When Meg Taintor from Whistler in the Dark reminded me about a “shared space” idea we’d tossed around months earlier, I jumped at the opportunity.  She came to me and basically dumped an hour of performance space into my lap: “Here, we have a space and an extra hour. Take it, it’s yours.”

Now, we could have gone the expected route, done a staged reading or two to put up some new plays.  But what’s the fun in that?  As Teresa Eyring, Executive Director of Theatre Communications Group, wrote recently, “Imagine what can happen when you discard all assumptions about what person, ideas or activities go in which box.”  So, we’re putting up three short plays under the collective title Ties That Bind, written and directed by Boston area women, rehearsed and pulled together in just a few weeks, and performed without a prior technical rehearsal.

Frankly, it takes guts for a director to pull a piece together so fast and for her cast to step out onto stage trusting the lights will be there, the chair will be there, the audience will be there.  I found some really talented women to pull this off and I am very excited to see the end result.  You can see their full bios (along with the cast) over at Ties That Bind: Who’s Who.

And, about that cheap date part: Ties That Bind is FREE.  The show starts at 6, so come on by a few minutes early to snag a seat and take in about 35 minutes of really good theatre to round out your Valentine’s Day.

Ties That Bind
Feb 14, 6pm
FREE
The Factory Theatre

**This event is taking place thanks to the generosity of Whistler in the Dark Theatre Company and their Second Act Series.  Please support their work and go see One Flea Spare.

With a $25 donation, you can challenge your loved one to a duel.

We will personally deliver an e-card with your challenge to the in-box of your choice.

If he or she responds to your heart shaped slap in the face with their own $10 donation, you’ll get your own e-card and then….the fight is on!  You can cut, parry, duck, and run until one of you is ready to deliver the death blow and call it quits.

Don’t worry: we added a “kiss and make-up” option for the kind-hearted among you.

What are you waiting for?  Throw down your gauntlet and celebrate the day of St. Valentine in style.

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BOOBFest is a one-night variety-show event featuring local talent that have generously volunteered their time to raise money to further our mission.  The proceeds from this event will help make productions like Hamlet possible.

Hosted by the Legendary 86-years-young Mary Dolan
vocal stylings of Tony-nominated Maureen Brennan
short comedic play “Lemonade” by Ginger Lazarus, featuring Jen Alison Lewis
stage violence featuring Angie Jepson and Hannah Husband
sketch comedy with Margaret Ann Brady and Dorothy Dwyer
original modern dance by Kelley Donovan
dangerous burlesque with UnAmerika’s Sweetheart Karin Webb
and more…