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May 9 2013 8:00 pm
THE DRAMA BOOK SHOP AFTER DARK The Drama Book Shop in co-production with Up-To-Date Theatricals is launching AFTER HOURS, a monthly reading series at the Arthur Seelen Theatre. The series explores published playwrights' lesser known and unpublished works. Kicking off the series in May is "DARWIN'S CHALLENGE" a new comedy by Jason Grote (1001, Maria Stuart; TV: Smash, Mad Men) May 9, 2013 at 8:00 pm. Each month will feature a reading of an unpublished work by a published playwright, followed by a networking party. Join us "after hours" to hear a new play read aloud and meet and mingle with fellow actors, directors and playwrights in the NYC theatre community. The Drama Book Shop, recipient of the 2011 Tony© Honor for Excellence in the Theatre, has been a cornerstone of support for the theatre community for over 90 years and continues to foster the creativity and success of the performing artist. Auditions will be held seasonally. For more information on auditions or how you can get involved please contact community@dramabookshop.com Location:
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May 21 2013 5:00 pm
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 5pm Theatre for a New Audience's Open Books is a program of public lectures curated by the Theatre's Literary Advisor Jonathan Kalb that feature the critical and scholarly voices behind some of the best books newly published in the theater field. In this second offering of the series, Penelope Niven discusses her decade-long process of discovering Thornton Wilder, the multi-faceted, enigmatic and intensely private man behind the celebrated writer. Niven will read from Thornton Wilder: A Life. Question and answer and book signing will follow. To RSVP, click here, or email cdonnelson@tfana.org RSVP encouraged, but not required, as space is limited.
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