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Showing posts with label Audience. Show all posts

99 HISTORIES: Indiegogo

Help Artists at Play bring 99 Histories to Los Angeles! Through our Indiegogo campaign, we have until Friday, July 25 to raise $7,000.

See our progress on the right? Click on the image to go to our Indiegogo page. We invite you to watch our video and check out the perks that we're offering. And through our fiscal sponsor Fractured Atlas, DONATIONS ARE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE

Please consider contributing and/or sharing our project! For a direct link to our Indiegogo page: http://igg.me/at/AAP99H 

To view and share our video via YouTube, click below or right here.

We cannot do this without your support and look forward to sharing 99 Histories with you in September. Thank you in advance!

COWBOY VERSUS SAMURAI: Indiegogo

To help fund the upcoming fall production of Cowboy Versus Samurai, Artists at Play has launched an Indiegogo campaign! We have roughly TWO WEEKS TO REACH OUR GOAL of $6,500. We've raised our budget in order to accommodate our venue and elevated production elements. Not only that, but we've also challenged ourselves with a tighter schedule! Deadline is Friday, July 26.

See our progress on the right? Click on the image to go to our Indiegogo page. We invite you to watch our video and check out the rewards that we're offering. Something else that's new: Through our fiscal sponsor Fractured Atlas, DONATIONS ARE NOW TAX-DEDUCTIBLE. Please consider donating and/or sharing our project! 

For a direct link to our Indiegogo page, click here. (And make use their handy share tools!) To view & share our video via YouTube, click below or right here.

We simply cannot do this without your support. Thank you in advance!

Artist at Play Readings


Two Plays, One Day

Artists at Play announces a day of two play readings
Alice Tuan's Iggy Woo
and
Peter J. Kuo's Three Steps Back

As part of our mission to present stories of underrepresented communities, Artists at Play is developing and showcasing two new works by Los Angeles-based writers.

When Artists at Play first came together, we knew we wanted to develop writers whose works we believe have great potential. This reading series serves as an opportunity to showcase these plays to the Los Angeles community. As a local theatre collective, we believe L.A. audiences deserve L.A. writers, and L.A. writers deserve an L.A. audience.

Artists from Los Angeles have unique voices that celebrate all the complexities that our city and its people have to offer. This is why we find these plays so dynamic, and we will feature work that intrigues and excites us.

The readings will be presented on Sunday, March 24th, at the Women's Club of South Pasadena. Iggy Woo will be presented at 3:30 p.m., and Three Steps Back at 6:30 p.m.

Each reading will be followed by a talkback, and a dinner reception with hosted bar will be served between the two readings.

Iggy Woo by Alice Tuan
Kiki loves Iggy. Iggy loves Julie the Cookie Girl. A play about unrequited love, quitting smoking and creating amidst consumption.

Three Steps Back by Peter J. Kuo
Richard attempts to leave his crazed wife with his lover and hyper-diabetic daughter, but fate has other plans. A three-part dark comedy from different perspectives.

An All-Day Pass for $18 includes access to pre-show snacks, dinner and hosted bar. A $13 Dinner Pass includes access to dinner and hosted bar. All readings are complimentary. (At the door prices will go up $5.)

Get your discounted tickets now!

Raves and Reviews for EDITH

Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them is the "warm, sweet-tempered sophomore effort from new collective Artists at Play" with moments that LA Weekly describes as "authentic and delightful."  The show "keeps its audience on the edge of their seats" and is considered "as rewarding a theatrical experience as any audience can hope for" (StageSceneLA.com).  "Part comedy and part drama," according to Asians on Film, "this wonderful play firmly grounds itself with real characters and real issues to effortlessly pull both heartstrings and laughs."

Audiences continue to rave about the show; below are some their responses. 
"Witnessed brilliance last night. Congratulations to the entire team behind [Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them]. Gorgeous and moving work. Go!"
"OMG!!! Love seeing this amazing new way to see how we form families with love & laughter... A MUST SEE!" 

"Brave, touching, hilarious. I loved this show and I think you will too. Go see it."

"...a play that must be seen. Kudos to cast and crew for the beautiful work, and to Artists at Play for producing this amazing piece. I'm gonna see it again next week!!!" 

"...a MUST SEE. I see a lot of theater and this was the best thing I've seen all year. Funny, compelling. See it!"

"It's a play that not only takes risks in all of the right ways, but proves that really fantastic theatre exists in Los Angeles."

"I am so happy I saw this tonight. I can't stop thinking about it. Everyone who has the opportunity should see it. It's really that good."



"Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them... really hit ME.  I was a freakin' mess by the end... Terrific production, terrific play, man, oh man."

"If you live in Los Angeles and feel like seeing some seriously EXCELLENT theatre, don't miss this show!"

"...a sensitive and funny play about adolescent love and family relationships... the awkwardness of first love, made even more difficult because it's a coming out and acknowledgment of their own orientation between two gay teenage boys."

"a wonderful production! Definitely a must see in my book! Brilliant and inspiring."

"A great play with wonderful performances!! Bravo."

"This was an extraordinary play that addresses current situations that were once kept 'secret.'" 

"I had the extreme pleasure of seeing [Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them] tonight. If you live near LA, I HIGHLY recommend. It's funny, moving, and important.

"Don't know what I was expecting - but the production far exceeded my expectations.  The acting was superb, and the subject matter so surprising yet thought provoking.  I was really impressed." 

"a beautifully written play that is perfectly acted and directed. It's going to stay with me for a long time."
"...a very moving piece with a very strong cast. Please don't miss this production."