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Kitchen Sink Series -The vitality of the theater depends on a community of working artists: writers, actors and designers. This series provides a venue for emerging regional theater artists to develop work through staged readings and informal performances of works-in-progress. This season, the series will include the 48-Hour Playwriting Marathon and the Teen Extreme Playwriting Contest & Marathon in addition to occasional Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and late-night performances. Check the KTC web site for updates on these exciting events.
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Postponed until September 2008. Check back in July for details!
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July 7
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Love. Death. And the hope of something better... Actor/singer Jessica Flood blends genres and performances styles in this brand new original theatre piece about researching and singing folk music and the blues. Through stories and song, the evening will trace American folk music's obsession with love and death as well as Jessica's obsession with the music itself.
Directed by Rachel Lampert
with Doug Robinson on guitar and Harry Aceto on bass
When: July 7th 7:30pm - doors at 7pm
Tickets: $12
Call: 607.273-4497
Visit: 116 N. Cayuga Street or
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Earlier this season:
October 30 - November 11
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Brian Dykstra's rage ignites in this outrageously funny, uncensored show about religious hypocrisy and power. Hailed by critics in New York, his last show landed him on the watch lists of the NRA and Rush Limbaugh.
See it before it is banned -- or vetoed!
Tickets $12
Call: 607.273-4497
Visit: 116 N. Cayuga Street or
Click to buy tickets online
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6 performances only:
Tuesday October 30, 7:30 PM
Friday November 2, 11 PM
Sunday November 4, 7:30 PM
Tuesday November 6, 7:30 PM
Friday November 9, 11 PM
Sunday November 11, 7:30 PM
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February 12
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Greater Ithaca Activities Center (GIAC) teens present an original work inspired by the events in Jena, Louisiana in December 2006 and the Kearney case in Ithaca.
Directed by Cynthia Henderson and written and performed by GIAC teens Jamel Booker, Patrick Booker, Teleema Brooks, Naomi Fisher, Difaner Harris, Danilio Marte and Johnathan Reed.
One performance only!
February 12, 2008 at 7pm
Purchase Tickets Online or call the Ticket Center at Clinton House at 273-4497
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February 28 - March 2
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The Teen Extreme
Playwriting Contest and Marathon encourages local teens
(7th through 12th grade) to explore their playwriting skills
in an exciting, fast-paced pressure cooker environment.
A committee selects four winning playwrights to participate
in the Marathon. Selected playwrights have two days
to write a brand new ten-minute play for a cast of randomly
selected actors. At the end of a whirlwind 48-hour
rehearsal process, these plays will receive two public performances.
Participants, please fill out and bring
with you to the theater the following three forms:
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2 performances only:
Sunday March 2, 7:30 PM
Sunday March 2, 9:00 PM
Tickets $10
Call: 607.273-4497
Visit: 116 N. Cayuga Street or
Click to buy tickets online
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March 30 - April 7
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He's back! Brian Dykstra's rage ignites in this outrageously funny, uncensored show about religious hypocrisy and power. Hailed by critics in New York, his last show landed him on the watch lists of the NRA and Rush Limbaugh.
See it before it is banned -- or vetoed!
Tickets $14 (includes $2 Ticket Center charge)
Call: 607.273-4497
Visit: 116 N. Cayuga Street or
Click to buy tickets online
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4 performances only:
Sunday March 30, 7:30 PM
Monday March 31, 7:30 PM
Sunday April 6, 7:30 PM
Monday April 7, 7:30 PM
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