WOW.  There's a blast from my past.  Royston sent us to see a couple of their
productions in my first and second years.  No clue where to start looking for
her, but a Google search brought up the names of her old compatriots at Tiny
Mythic -Kristen Marting, Francine Z. and Tim Maner.  Marting currently runs
HERE, which might be a good place to start.

   HERE
   Admin Phone: 212.647.0202
   Address: 145 Sixth Ave. (between Spring and Broome), NY, NY 10013

   -Nate


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--- In phtsalumni@yahoogroups.com, kizzzbeth <no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> Hey everybody,
>
> I'm looking for a PHTS Alum from the class of probably '88 or '89. Her
> name is Kristin Ames. She was a founding member of Tiny Mythic Theatre
> Company and she left New York....gosh, I don't know a while ago, many
> years.

I thought her name is/was Kristin Marting... and when last I knew (as
of 2002 or so) she was artistic director of HERE, the space/company
formed by the merger of Tiny Mythic and the Home for Contemporary Art.
The guy who dropped off the radar (as far as I knew) was her Tiny
Mythic co-founder, Tim Maner.

I'll never forget being required to see Tiny Mythic shows at the Ohio
Theatre as part of our freshmen requirements back when PHTS was still
on 42nd Street... shows such as "A Brief Architectual History of the
American Closet, Part 1: a queer white male perspective."

Regards to all,

Ben Barbash
Blue Group, 1991-96

Hey everybody,

I'm looking for a PHTS Alum from the class of probably '88 or '89. Her
name is Kristin Ames. She was a founding member of Tiny Mythic Theatre
Company and she left New York....gosh, I don't know a while ago, many
years. I found some listings on the internet saying that she was
working for the Aspen Comedy Festival but no specific way to contact her.

Kristie is a great director and a fantastic human being and I'd really
like to get in touch with her and ask her a couple of questions. If
anyone knows where I might contact her or is willing to pass her my
e-mail address (kbrob@...) I would be extremely grateful.

Hope this finds everyone well!

Thanks,
Kizzy
Class of '91

ONLY THREE PERFORMANCES LEFT
GET YOUR TICKETS WHILE YOU STILL CAN!
(Friends of Packawallop use discount code, DCFOP, at Smarttix.com for
$14 tickets)

THE SILENT CONCERTO


See what the critics have been saying:

4 Stars - TIME OUT
"so heartfelt that it cannot be dismissed ... particularly poignant.
This concerto has the three movements it needs." - Robert Simonson,
Time Out New York 02/07/2007 , Link to actual review

A Celebration of Theater Itself - BACKSTAGE
"O'Connor's Mallory is a consistently colorful delight, turning on a
dime from comedy to pathos. Under Scott Ebersold's skillful
direction, the multiple games flow with an easy grace. There's a lot
of youthful enthusiasm on display here. [Morales]is an innovative
talent worth watching for future theatrical surprises. " - Karl
Levett, Backstage 02/07/2007 , Link to actual review

PACKAWALLOP PRODUCTIONS
Scott Ebersold and Alejandro Morales, Artistic Directors, Marc
Solomon, Producer
and

THE HYPOTHETICAL THEATRE COMPANY
Amy Feinberg, Producing Artistic Director

present

a return engagement of the hit 2005 FringeNYC production
(winner!  Best Director and Best Set Design)
of

THE SILENT CONCERTO
by Alejandro Morales
directed by Scott Ebersold

featuring
Susan Louise O'Connor, Drew Hirshfield, Julian Stetkevych

choreography: Wendy Seyb
set design: Nicholas Vaughan
lighting design: Douglas Filomena
costume design: Jessica Watters
sound design: Ryan Maeker
stage management: Arienne Pelletier
assistant director: Jay Cohen

14th Street Theater
(inside the 14th Street Y)
344 E. 14th Street
b/n 1st and 2nd Aves

The last 3 shows:
February 15, 16 & 17
Thursday at 7PM
Friday & Saturday at 8PM
Regular Admission: $18
Friends of Packawallop use smarttix code DCFOP to get $14 tickets!



www.packawallop.org



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Hi guys,

I just wanted to let you know that about one of the (many) things I have
coming up in the next few weeks, but this one I have been working on for
months.
**
*QVA presents its 2nd Annual Cabaret Benefit – the Music and Drama of
America: *
*Classic, Contemporary and with Cocktails!** *
**
And now you can *buy tickets online*
*here*<http://www.qvarts.org/main.shtml?page=Tickets>for our annual
Quo Vadimus Arts Cabaret
*March 8th*. This year's acts are drawn from 200 years of American artistry
and feature original works from the likes of David McGee and Stephanie
Johnstone as well as time-honored classics from Williams and O'Neil to
Shepherd and Vonnegut, brought to life by QVArts
<http://www.qvarts.org/>, Studio
42 <http://www.studio-42.org/>, Dreamscape
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Come drink, listen to music, and see the work of artists Michael Feldman,
Adam Hose, Michael Melemedoff, Owen O'Malley, Laura Moss  and many, many
more.

*Where? *The Cutting Room (19 West 24th, btwn Broadway & 6th)
**
*When? *8:00pm

*How Much?* $15 or, purchase tickets AND become a season
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tickets to the IDAmerica Festival and other snazzy benefits!

*Trains?* F/V, R/W or 6 to 23rd Street.

This year's Cabaret is for the benefit of the ID America Festival: A
collection of diverse voices in search of their American identity. Please
submit your writing or learn more about our festival
*here*<http://www.idafestival.org/>.

Hope to see you there!


Eve (PHTS '04)
(and Laura ('04), Jared, Michael ('05) and all those other fabulous QVA
kids:)

--
www.studio-42.org
Check out the upcoming Scattered Festival - A series of workshops scattered
over a week.

www.idafestival.org
The ID America Festival. A festival of short plays about American identity,
Written by playwrights from around the world, Performed in New York City,
November 2007


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Hi All.

Tonight at 7pm is the last Monday night performance of the silent
concerto.  Monday night performances were planned to share our show
with our theater friends ... and since most of our theater friends
are as poor as we are, we are having a special two for one ticket
price at the door (or smarttix, use code SC241) for TONIGHT's
PERFORMANCE ONLY!

That mean's $9 tickets!

Just say "Scott sent me" at the door.  ... or Alex, or Ryan...

-Alejandro Morales (PHTS '96)
-Scott Ebersold, (PHTS '95, and directing Mentor)
-Ryan Maeker (PHTS '06)


   4 Stars - TIME OUT
"so heartfelt that it cannot be dismissed ... particularly poignant.
This concerto has the three movements it needs." - Robert Simonson,
Time Out New York 02/07/2007 , Link to actual review

A Celebration of Theater Itself - BACKSTAGE
"O'Connor's Mallory is a consistently colorful delight, turning on a
dime from comedy to pathos. Under Scott Ebersold's skillful
direction, the multiple games flow with an easy grace. There's a lot
of youthful enthusiasm on display here. [Morales] is an innovative
talent worth watching for future theatrical surprises. " - Karl
Levett, Backstage 02/07/2007 , Link to actual review


ALSO!!!!

BE SURE TO CATCH THE NEXT SALON:

A SPECIAL VALENTINE'S DAY TREAT
Noel Coward's DESIGN FOR LIVING
directed by KEVIN NEWBURY
starring the cast of THE SILENT CONCERTO(!!!)
Wednesday, February 14 at 7PM

FREE ADMISSION and CHEAP DRINKS PROVIDED!





PACKAWALLOP PRODUCTIONS
Scott Ebersold and Alejandro Morales, Artistic Directors
Marc Solomon, Producer

and

THE HYPOTHETICAL THEATRE COMPANY
Amy Feinberg, Producing Artistic Director

present

a return engagement
of the hit 2005 FringeNYC production
(winner!  Best Director and Best Set Design)
of

THE SILENT CONCERTO
by Alejandro Morales
directed by Scott Ebersold

featuring
Susan Louise O'Connor
Drew Hirshfield
Julian Stetkevych

14th Street Theater
344 E. 14th Street
b/n 1st and 2nd Aves

January 25-February 17
Mondays, Thursdays at 7PM
Fridays, Saturday at 8PM
Special Sunday Performance January 28 at 7PM
Regular price: $18


www.smarttix.com
www.packawallop.org



Scott Ebersold
Co-Artistic Director
Packawallop Productions
www.packawallop.org
917-685-8524
646-416-6869 fax

Scott Ebersold
c: 917-685-8524
f:  646-416-6869
www.packawallop.org




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Scott Ebersold
c: 917-685-8524
f:  646-416-6869
www.packawallop.org


On Jan 28, 2007, at 11:34 AM, Scott Ebersold wrote:

> I have a limited number of comps
> for PHTS Student and Alums for
>
> THE SILENT CONCERTO
>
> TONIGHT ONLY
> January 28, 2006
>
> We REALLY need to pack them in tonight, please come!
>
>
> PLEASE RSVP ASAP to info@...
>
> (This show was created by directing mentor Scott Ebersold
> and alums Alejandro Morales and Ryan Maeker)
>
>
> <unknown.jpg>
>
>
>
> PACKAWALLOP PRODUCTIONS
> Scott Ebersold and Alejandro Morales, Artistic Directors
> Marc Solomon, Producer
>
> and
>
> THE HYPOTHETICAL THEATRE COMPANY
> Amy Feinberg, Producing Artistic Director
>
> present
>
> a return engagement
> of the hit 2005 FringeNYC production
> (winner!  Best Director and Best Set Design)
> of
>
> THE SILENT CONCERTO
> by Alejandro Morales
> directed by Scott Ebersold
>
> featuring
> Susan Louise O'Connor
> Drew Hirshfield
> Julian Stetkevych
>
> choreography: Wendy Seyb
> set design: Nicholas Vaughan
> lighting design: Douglas Filomena
> costume design: Jessica Watters
> sound design: Ryan Maeker
> stage management: Arienne Pelletier
> assistant director: Jay Cohen
>
> THE SILENT CONCERTO explores the tangled relationship between three
> lifelong friends. One is a tragic ingenue trapped inside the body
> of a chain-smoking character actress, one is a self-tortured artist
> and the third is a bon-vivant who's had one too many martinis.
> Caught inside a play that cannot progress past the first scene, the
> threesome makes repeated attempts to reach the longed for curtain
> call. Can they ever escape the drama they've made for themselves?
>
> "Refracts the sexually equivocal two-men-one-woman setup of Noel
> Coward's Design for Living through a postmodern prism.  The results
> are clever and involving." -- Wall Street Journal
>
> "An extremely clever, well-crafted, well-performed, rather haunting
> work that stays with you long after the final fade."  -- BroadwayWorld
>
> 14th Street Theater
> 344 E. 14th Street
> b/n 1st and 2nd Aves
>
> www.packawallop.org
>
>
>
>



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I have a limited number of comps
for PHTS Student and Alums for

THE SILENT CONCERTO

TONIGHT ONLY
January 28, 2006

We REALLY need to pack them in tonight, please come!


PLEASE RSVP ASAP to info@...

(This show was created by directing mentor Scott Ebersold
and alums Alejandro Morales and Ryan Maeker)





PACKAWALLOP PRODUCTIONS
Scott Ebersold and Alejandro Morales, Artistic Directors
Marc Solomon, Producer

and

THE HYPOTHETICAL THEATRE COMPANY
Amy Feinberg, Producing Artistic Director

present

a return engagement
of the hit 2005 FringeNYC production
(winner!  Best Director and Best Set Design)
of

THE SILENT CONCERTO
by Alejandro Morales
directed by Scott Ebersold

featuring
Susan Louise O'Connor
Drew Hirshfield
Julian Stetkevych

choreography: Wendy Seyb
set design: Nicholas Vaughan
lighting design: Douglas Filomena
costume design: Jessica Watters
sound design: Ryan Maeker
stage management: Arienne Pelletier
assistant director: Jay Cohen

THE SILENT CONCERTO explores the tangled relationship between three
lifelong friends. One is a tragic ingenue trapped inside the body of
a chain-smoking character actress, one is a self-tortured artist and
the third is a bon-vivant who's had one too many martinis. Caught
inside a play that cannot progress past the first scene, the
threesome makes repeated attempts to reach the longed for curtain
call. Can they ever escape the drama they've made for themselves?

"Refracts the sexually equivocal two-men-one-woman setup of Noel
Coward's Design for Living through a postmodern prism.  The results
are clever and involving." -- Wall Street Journal

"An extremely clever, well-crafted, well-performed, rather haunting
work that stays with you long after the final fade."  -- BroadwayWorld

14th Street Theater
344 E. 14th Street
b/n 1st and 2nd Aves

www.packawallop.org






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Hi everyone, this is Tomi Tsunoda (class of '98, current faculty).

I'm the PHTS curator for NYU's hotINK reading series again this year, and
all three plays I've chosen are staffed chock-a-block full og PHTS talent.
Come by and check the readings out this weekend and next weekend!

For general info on hotINK, visit:
http://www.hotink.org

Sunday, January 21 @ 4pm, Studio Theater
NEIGHBORHOOD 3: Requisition of Doom by Jennifer Haley
In an American suburb, nuclear families find themselves haunted by
nameless fears, subliminal violence, and video game addiction.
Are the hauntings real, are the families real, or is everyone a zombie
in the virtual reality game of life?

directed by Gerritt Turner

readers include:
Nicole D'Amico
Elizabeth Hess
Justin Nestor

Sunday, January 21 @ 7:30pm, Loewe Theater
ART IS A CUPBOARD by Melissa Major
In 1927, as the Red Fist tightens its grip, the last group of avant-garde
artists
in Soviet Russia is planning its bold, absurdist farewell. But with the
world
becoming even stranger than their own surreal visions, and their audience
literally disappearing around them, is it still worth the risk? The winner
of the
2006 President's Prize for playwrighting, this darkly comic vision of the
last
days of the OBERIU intertwines the lives of its members with their art and
nightmares, under the watchful eye of the mysterious Introduktor and the
singing, slinking Chorus.

directed by Reshmi Hazra

readers include:
Dan Waldron
Lee Kasper
Kate Weber
Craig Jorczak
Rusty Buehler
Lou Gruber
Maria Mocerino

Saturday, January 27 @ 7:30pm, Loewe Theater
THE PHOENIX AND ITS CHICKEN by Andreas Flourakis
A Mother and Father, a Man and a Woman, a Doctor and a Nurse, and an
unfortunate victim, all cross paths in a hospital and become intertwined in
ways that push all boundaries of the appropriate and expected. Exploring
the deeper comic underbellies of violence, sexuality, and caretaking, the
playwright seeks to unburden the audience, to help them diminish their
fear about things that have to do with moral issues, illness and death.

directed by Tomi Tsunoda

readers include:
Mark Enright
Marika Becz
Doug Paulson
Julie Katz
Kim Rosen
Jo Lampert

--
TOMI TSUNODA
www.breedingground.com/whoarted/tomi.html
Creative Director
www.breedingground.com
Educator
www.phtschool.org
Soundpainter
www.nyspo.com


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Title: Props Person and Asst Costume Designer

WET (Women¹s Expressive Theater, Inc.) is a New York City based 501
(c) 3 non-profit production company whose mission is to produce media
that challenges female stereotypes and advocates for equality. WET
adheres to it mission by producing world premiere theatrical
productions written by emerging female playwrights, events promoting
established and inspired female artists, and a media literacy program
for teenage girls. Our website is www.wetweb.org. Our next off
Broadway production is  "BFF" by Anna Ziegler, directed by Josh
Hecht, running February 17th through March 31st. "BFF" was developed
and workshopped at The Sundance Theater Laboratory in 2005. The
production will run under a non profit off-Broadway contract at
the 99 seat DR2 Theatre in Union Square where WET is a theater in
residence.

Seeking Props Person:  to work with set designer Robin Vest ( A Very
Common Procedure, MCC), and director Josh Hecht (Christine Jorgensen
Reveals , winner of a special Drama Desk Award). This is a great
opportunity for a recently graduated designer to make invaluable
connections and build their resume, or for someone with creativity,
gumption and tenaciousness to gain invaluable experience in theater
and make connections . There is a stipend for this position as well
as a travel allowance. Starts immediately. Must be available part
time in January and February, including all day/eve during tech days:
2/8, 2/9, 2/10. Must be available week of April 1st to return
borrowed props.

Assistant Costume Designer: seeking individual that has strong sewing
experience and interest in costume design to work closely with and
assist Costume Designer Sara Tosetti (The Exonerated) on this Off-
Broadway world premiere. Must be available part time in January and
February. Also seeking a wardrobe assistant to for the run of the
production, February 17th through March 31st, evenings, plus some
daytimes/eves during tech rehearsals Feb 8th-­Feb 16th. These
positions are unpaid, but excellent opportunities to make invaluable
connections and gain significant resume credit.  If interested,
please specify your specific availability and send resume to Ashley
at assistant@...

Just a reminder - tomorrow night is Studio 42's next Studio Sessions:
Comedy!  Hope you all can make it,

Eve

     Studio 42 presents
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*Laugh 'till you choke on your beer!*
Original monologues, sketches, spoken word, short films and stand-up from
our favorite artists.

Thursday, January 11th 2007

Featuring work by: Clay McLeod Chapman, Darian Dauchan, Elizabeth Laime, The
Harvard Sailing Team, Nick Stevens, Brandy Crawford, Laura von Holt and
more.

@ galapagos art space
70 N. 6th Street - Williamsburg, Brooklyn
(L train to Bedford Ave., 1st stop in Bklyn)

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Doors open at 7pm
First act at 7:30pm

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Development and Marketing Associate

ISO is seeking an enthusiastic individual to join a dynamic administrative
team to work with the Executive Director on development and marketing
initiatives.  The InterSchool Orchestras of New York is a non-profit youth
orchestra program serving students of all ages and abilities throughout New
York City.  In its 35-year history, ISO has developed a high quality
orchestral education program with five orchestras, a symphonic band, and a
chamber music program, as well as several partnership programs with city
schools and community centers.

Responsibilities include:

* Assisting with grant research, writing, tracking and reports

* Coordinating special cultivation and donor events, including annual gala

* Managing donor database, including gift processing and correspondence

* Overseeing publication of quarterly newsletter

* Working with administrative team to coordinate public relations and
marketing efforts

* Providing office support as needed

Qualifications:

* Minimum Bachelor¹s Degree

* Excellent writing and verbal communications skills

* Excellent people skills, ability to work as part of a team

* Ability to take initiative and work independently, great attention to
detail

* Strong computer skills, including knowledge of design layout and database
management

* Experience in arts management and development desirable


* Passion for and knowledge of the performing arts and arts education

* Knowledge of music a plus
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Forward your resume to:

Development Associate Search
The InterSchool Orchestras of New York
1556 Third Ave. #601
New York, NY 10128

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Nora Stanton Gibson
Executive Director
The InterSchool Orchestras of New York
1556 Third Ave. Suite 601
New York, NY 10128
P - 212-410-0370  F- 212-410-1606


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