Come check out The Red Door Theatre Company's production of Macbeth this weekend at Socrates Sculpture Park as part of their 7th Annual Halloween Harvest Festival.
SATURDAY 10/20: The festival takes place, rain or shine, starting at 11am
MACBETH will start at 3:30 pm
SUNDAY 10/21: two shows! One at NOON and one at 3pm.
And it's all free!
Why the hell should I trek all the way out to Queens? Answers within.
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Macbeth/Socrates Saturday/Sunday
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Halloween Harvest Festival--Socrates Sculpture Park
OCTOBER 20, 2007, 11AM-3PM (RAIN OR SHINE)
FREE
with a special performance of William Shakespeare's Macbeth by The Red Door Theatre Company at 3:30PM
Medieval costume making workshops with Socrates Sculpture Park artists: Jane Benson, McKendree Key, Catarina Leitão, and Deborah Fisher
Enjoy jugglers, stilt walkers and musicians from Circus Amok
Play spooky games with Free Style Arts Association
Enter a raffle and win a pumpkin, carved or painted by a Socrates Sculpture Park artist
Have your face painted by Agostino Arts
Experience Electroception with artists Lilah Freedland and Mitch Miller
Dress up your dog for the third annual Canine Costume Contest
at 2pm or just watch the show!
Plus, you can purchase a treat from the famed
Once Upon a Tart!
This program is made possible by a generous grant by Con Edison.
Socrates Sculpture Park is grateful for the support of the City of New York, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Queens Borough President Helen M. Marshall, Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan, City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn, City Councilmember Eric Gioia, and the City of New York Department of Parks &
Recreation, Commissioner Adrian Benepe.
Additional support has been provided by Hunters Point Condos
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Tuesday, September 11, 2007
The (re)Cycle Plays: Call for Volunteers
We posted info about this event, and it turns out they could use some help:
As many of you already know, Confluence is producing a 1-day festival next Saturday called THE (re)CYCLE PLAYS. I can't tell you how rewarding this experience has been for me, the other producers, and all of the artists involved. Running a festival like this is not an easy task for a small non-profit like Confluence, which means we rely on volunteers to make sure that everything comes together and will run smoothly on the day of the event. We are still in need of some more volunteers to help us in the days leading up to the event distributing cards, hanging posters, and running errands. We also need some more volunteers on the day of the festival (Saturday, Sept. 15) to help us load in, set up, assist with the maintenance of our artist area, man the Confluence info table, assist with park clean up, and strike and load out at the end of the event.
If you are able to help us out over the next week or by signing up for a 1 or 2 hour shift on Saturday between 10am - 7pm, we would be extremely grateful for your help. Please email gabriel -at- recycleplays -dot- com.
If not, I hope that you are able to make it out to Socrates Sculpture Park to check out what promises to be a great time! All of the festival details can be found at www.recycleplays.com
THANK YOU!
Adam
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Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Katrina Comes to Socrates Park
Check out The Blog of Joy for some cool photos from her trip to Socrates Sculpture Park to see by sculptor Takashi Horisaki's replica of a New Orleans house destroyed by hurricane Katrina.
Thanks for the heads up, Joy!
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