undergroundzero will be hosting a midsummer gala to raise funds to produce next year’s festival. Come out and you might get a chance to hang out with Woton, who’ll be making an appearance (!)
The details:
BRIDGE THE RIVER!
A fundraiser gala for East River Commedia and the undergroudzero festival:
THURSDAY July 21st at 7:00 PM
$20.00 at the door
Silent Auction, Bands, Dancing, Joy!
This Saturday, October 30, is also the Saturday before Halloween.
What does that mean?
(Come on… have you met us?)
PARTY.
Come to the Starr this Saturday night and join us after the show for a Halloween dance party. DJ madness, cheap drinks, and good times are all at the ready…be there!
For those of you who missed it, this is the promo video we showed at our Spring Gala for our upcoming performance of The Ring Cycle (pt. 1) at undergoundzero 2010. Huge thanks to Matt Jablin for putting this together for us.
To support PL115 and our production of Susan Glaspell’s The Verge we’re hosting a fabulous 1920′s Cocktail Party following the performance on November 10th.
In the spirit of the 20′s we offer you this invite:
Tipple to the tunes of the Deco Era with PL 115
Join us November 10th for a post-show cocktail party!
Tipple to the tunes of the Deco Era with PL 115
Imbibe our designer cocktails and punches inspired by The Verge!
Munch on some delectable deco delicacies!
Try your hand at a magic trick or one of our nifty parlor games!
Date: November 10 Time: ~9:30PM (following the performance) Location: The Ontolocial-Hysteric Theater Price: $25 (show + party)
And join us on September 12th at 9PM for the Ontological Incubator Benefit. This year’s theme is ‘Back To School Party’ — which means if you bring a childhood picture of yourself, it’s only $5.
The Ontological Theater is located at:
131 E. 10th St at 2nd Ave
[view map]
In the 1920′s, when rents in Harlem started going up, people got the idea of having a few friends over as paying party guests a few days before the landlord’s monthly visit. The guests had a great time, and it cost them much less that they would have spent in some public amusement place. Thus the rent party was born.
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With the economy the way it is, and the theatre the way it is, PL115 has come up a little short on rent at the end of our season. What could be better than a rent party?
We cordially invite you to Rachel’s questionable apartment for some dancing and bathtub gin. (Don’t worry. We’ll tell her to clean the bathtub.)
THE LOWDOWN:
What: PL115′s Chalk Circle Rent Party Who: Performance Lab 115 When: Saturday, May 30 at 9:00pm Where:Rachel’s House – 360 Adelphi St., Brooklyn (view map) How Much: $10 gets you in and puts a drink in your hand, and drinks after that are super cheap! Why: You love a good party.
Thanks to all who had a chance to come out to PL115′s Spring Gala last night at Galapagos. We had a great time, and we hope you all did too!
If you weren’t able to make it out to the big event, but would still like to contribute, we would love you forever if you would consider making a donation online.
