lateseatinjan.jpgThere's a lot of info related to The Late Seating at Actors on January 25, 2008 so I'm just going to dump it all from the press release I got. But first, isn't that a very cool poster by Matt Dobson? Yes, yes it is.

THE LATE SEATING AT ACTORS
Jan 25, 10:30 pm
Doors open at 10 pm
an electric mixture of new work by local artists
in performance, music, video and visual art


TICKETS
$10 (or $5 with Actors ticket stub)
Call 502-584-1205

MAKE IT A DOUBLE
See Topdog/Underdog at 7:30 pm
plus The Late Seating at 10 pm for as low as $32

PERFORMANCE
The Necessary Theatre presents Will Eno's
Thom Pain (based on nothing)
starring Gil D. Reyes
directed by Mike Brooks

Where We Are: Poets Responding
Spoken word, poetry and song
directed and co-written by Jardana Peacock
written and performed by
Adrienne Duke, Chanita Taylor, Juanita Scott, Kehontas Rowe,
Mary Mudd, Natasha Lindsey, Sarah Watkins, Tytianna Wells

MUSIC
Songs and poetry by Ron Whitehead and Sarah Elizabeth 

VIDEO
Stick It In
by Bart Galloway
starring Zach Brammel

Poor Fortunates Act 1
by Kathryn Wilson
with Puppeteers Bart Galloway, Jess Myers,
Nora Cristensen, Stella Christensen

VISUAL ART
new woodcuts by Shawna Khalily
sculpture and paintings by Brad White
artwork by Frankie Steele

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