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It’s not cake, but we’ll take it for Pi Day.
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A Wandering Gnome: from last week's TMLMTBGB →
# 21 “It’s October, and this play would be called ‘Raising Awareness for a Cure’ but we can’t afford to be sued by the Susan G. Komen foundation with a ‘raise awareness for a cure’ campaign because they have a copyright on the color pink, the word ‘cure’ and have already sued over a hundred small…
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–The New York Neo-Futurists Fall Basic Training Workshop The New York Neo-Futurists, the writer/performers of the critically-acclaimed long-running show Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind (30 plays in 60 minutes), announce our upcoming workshop. This event only comes but twice a year, and space is limited—so sign up today!
In this 3 day, 15 hour crash-course in Neo-Futurism, you will create short, fast, and compelling theater based on your own view of the world. We’ll show you how to employ the Neo-Futurist aesthetic to kick-start your creative process, expand your artistic toolbox, and generate solo and group material that is a fusion of sport, art, and living newspaper. This writing and performance workshop is open to humans with any and all experience levels. That means YOU, soldier. Lace up your boots, bring your chutzpah and a pen, and get ready to write…now.
Workshop starts in one week! Just a few spots remain.
ADV: New York Neo-Futurist Workshop - The New York Neo-Futurists - Classes Job Opening
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New York Neo-Futurists: 6/10-6/11 World Premiere Preview: Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind →
What do any of these things have to do with each other?
Nothing actually, other than their participation in a weekly ritual to which you are invited: 30 plays in 60 minutes, including ten world premieres…
deja styrofoam head boy (out for a walk) BY CECIL
The Ladder Play BY DAN
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@emilyorates Hmm, I wonder who was getting busy at Hogwarts…
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I now know what this face means. Thanks New York Times!
