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ArtAge Publications
Newsletter
June, 2018
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Bonnie's Column
Summer is here and it's a time when many Senior Theatre companies
take a break from performing. So, what are you going to do during
your down time? Use summer to do the tasks you've procrastinated,
like:
- Clean, sort, and discard costumes and props
- Organize files
- Clean your desk, office, and working area
- Write grants
- Read plays, select your season.
Of course, take a break and breathe while you
imagine another super season!
Yours in Theatre,
Bonnie Vorenberg, ArtAge President
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Save your place at the
Vintage Improv
Festival
Apply to be part of the The Vintage Improv Festival
at ImprovBoston. It’s the world’s first festival of improvisation
celebrating comedic performers over the age of 50. On Sunday,
September 9, you can be in the spotlight along with improvisors
from all over, take workshops led by Boston’s best improv
instructors, and of course perform at New England’s biggest and
oldest comedy theater. We’re seeking performers who have some
formal improv training, have a desire to develop their skills, and
collaboratively strengthen the community of over-50 improvisers.
Submissions
to participate run until June 20th. See more
details at VintageImprovFestival.com
Love improv? Check out our new, first-of-its-kind book, Improv with Older Actors:
Book and Flash Cards
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Our shows are being performed!
 The Paradise Players share the fun of Senior
Theatre!
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Great idea:
Turn your
passion into a book
Norm Coleman is has given life to the baseball
legend, Ty Cobb. First, in a one-person show, The Greatest Player Who
Ever Played Baseball, and now in his new book. Norm has
performed at the Gerald R. Ford Library in Grand Rapids, Michigan,
the Ty Cobb Museum in Royston, Georgia, the Masonic Temple in
Detroit, and in many other cities across America and Canada. From
the beginning, his shows have been a huge success. They’ve been
warmly received everywhere they have been staged. You don’t have to
be a baseball fan to appreciate this entertaining, humorous,
historic show frequently called “A walk down memory lane in
baseball and American history.”
You have done
a great job with your play and you have always done it with a great
deal of passion. David
Dombrowski, President of Baseball Operations, Boston Red Sox
Click here to order your copy on Amazon.
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