Too Late - you missed it!Miss Witherspoon

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Miss Witherspoon 
by Christopher Durang 


Bev Sheehan: Veronica/Miss Witherspoon
Jenelle Sosa:  Maryamma
Daaimah  Talley: Teacher/Hat Lady
Meredith Handerhan:  Mothers
Kevin Sebastian: All  male roles

Tickets:  via Brown Paper Tickets
800-838-3006

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     The Theater Project

    Staged Reading Series
  May 19, 2012 at 2:00 PM

           Presented by
          Friends of the
        Cranford Library

  Cranford Community Center
 224 Walnut Ave, Cranford, NJ

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"Mark Twain and the General"
("The Death Watchers")

with music by Robert W.Butts and libretto by Jewel Seehaus-Fisher is  a one-act musical drama performed by professional musicians and singers:

John  Lamb as Gen. Ulysses S.Grant
Brian Jamieson as Mark Twain.
Minor characters are TBA.

Carol Binkowski will be on keyboard; Nancy Connell on cello.

Composer Robert W.Butts is an award-winning conductor of opera and orchestra.

Jewel-Seehaus-Fisher is an award-winning playwright.

This is their second musical drama together, a premiere reading.  The entire piece will be sung, scripts in hand. 


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  Special Reading Nov 2nd

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Why 8?
Uncover the truth about marriage for gay and lesbian Americans. "8"—a new play  by Academy-award winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black (Milk, J.  Edgar)—demystifies the debate around marriage equality by chronicling the  landmark trial of Perry v. Schwarzenegger. Learn about the historical  context of marriage from expert testimony. See the human cost of discrimination.   Uncover the arguments used to justify bans on marriage for gay and lesbian  couples. Using the actual court transcripts from the landmark federal trial of  California's Prop. 8 and first-hand interviews, "8" shows both sides of the  debate in a moving 90-minute play.

All Tickets  $25  
Call the Box Office to reserve yours today
908.809.8865

We remember Jerry Lazar

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Jerry, you were taken from us too soon