The August Book Club will be a reading of Sandboxer Lisa Halpern’s film script adaptation of local writer Stevie Kallos’ novel, BROKEN FOR YOU. The screenplay will be read by fellow members, and Lisa would love as many members there as possible to listen. She’s preparing for rewrites in anticpation of a public reading in the fall at ACT!
Book Club BROKEN FOR YOU
Sunday, August 15th at 11:00 am
Studio at 15 McGraw
Come play!
Hi Sandboxers – new member Makaela Pollock has hit the sandbox running, offering a script for the upcoming July 11th Book Club. Check it out in the “MembersEyesOnly” section!
Hi kids – don’t forget, the Spring Salon Playground is on Monday, the 10th at 7pm, at the Studio at 15 McGraw on the top of Queen Anne Hill.
Member playwrights writing material with member performers in mind…readings, food and drink.
Open to the public so feel free to bring a friend!
Donations to the Sandbox accepted at the door.
Book Club this Sunday 2/21 to read Mrs. Warren’s Profession has been postponed…new date and details soon.
Sorry for the inconvenience, everyone!
Leslie
Be there! 7:30 at Freehold – catch up with all your fellow sandboxers, vote for the Leadership Committee, hear Scot Auguston’s PENGUINS 3, eat, drink, learn about the website, eat, drink, learn about Sandbox happenings, eat, drink.
Bring eating and drinking stuff to share…
there will definitely be leftover Valentine cookies from the Cookie Maven!
Don’t forget to send your nominations for the leadership committee elections to tracy@thesandboxartistscollective.com by Wednesday, 2/10!
Voting will take place on 2/15 at the general assembly…be there!!!
This is our first quarterly all membership assembly of 2010!
As we’ve switched from monthly to quarterly meetings this one is scheduled to be packed with great stuff:
Monday, February 15th
7:30 pm
Freehold
We’ll see you there!
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| How do you choose between your country, your people, and yourself? Especially when your own country doesn’t consider you worthy of being called a full citizen? Do you fight for change or do you get out while you can?
These are some of the questions RETURNING THE BONES asks. It is based on the true story of the African American doctor, Caroline Beatrice Montier, (aka “Bebe”) now 84. After being invited to finish her medical degree in Europe shortly after WWII, Bebe has to choose between staying in the South (and continuing to risk her life in the fight for Civil Rights), or escaping to Paris to live a life she’s always dreamed of. RETURNING THE BONES is a solo show with 26 characters and multiple dialects performed by Helen Hayes Award-winner, Gin Hammond. Classic storytelling combined with a fluid physical style will bring you on a journey of many miles, perspectives, and epiphanies. Directed by Jane Jones, Co-Artistic Director of Book-It Repertory Theatre. $17.50 advance tickets and $22.00 at the door. |
Hi members – Leslie in Communications here. 2010 has begun and some of you still aren’t on the website! Please send me your stuff…an easy way to have another point of contact for yourself on the web!
leslie@thesandboxartistscollective.com
Check out the members page here on the site – some people put bios, some put resumes. No rules, just send me something so site visitors can learn about you…
Our first Salon is fast approaching! Details below:
December 19th, 2009 at Freehold
Doors at 7:45…performance begins at 8:30pm (90 mins or less)
Beer, Wine, cocktails and snacks provided
Donations to The Sandbox Artist Collective gladly accepted
For members and guests…Observe local performance artists in action; poetry, dance, music, comedy, theatre…and more. Engage with performers and each other in dialogue inspired by the performers and the contextual questions posed by your intrepid hosts Seanjohn Walsh and Shawn Belyea. A private party designed to bring the members of the collective together in a fun, inspiring and engaging event. Come play…I dare you!
Complete performer list available soon.
We are a collective of Seattle theater professionals who dare each other to create through mutual cooperation and support. We work, play, and experiment with purpose. We form a center from which we expand and return, recruit and rally, and exceed our individual potentials.