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PS/21
Presents Rod Ferrone
A One Man Tour de Force of Song, Dance and Schtick
CHATHAM, NY - PS/21: What
do you get when you combine the dance and voice
stylings of Fred Astaire, the grace of James Cagney
and the artistry of Charley Chaplin? The answer:
Rod Ferrone. PS/21 welcomes this world-class tap
dance and entertainer to its picturesque location
at 2980 Route 66 in Chatham Sunday, June 28 at
5:00 pm.“My philosophy has been a simple
one - to carry on the tradition of this great art
form with choreography
that can be completely free-bodied and wild or
elegant, subtle and highly refined,” explained
Ferrone. “At each performance I want to share
the joy of tap dance, have fun with the audience
and let them know how much they are appreciated.”
To read entire press
release, CLICK
HERE.
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PS/21
Extends Friday Night Swing Dance Series to Seven
CHATHAM, NY - PS/21: Grab
your dancing shoes and head on over to PS/21: Performance
Spaces for the 21st Century for the popular Friday
Night Swing Dance series. Kicking off the 2009
season on June 26 will be local favorites Berkshire
Bop Society. Prior to the live music, which begins
at 7:30 pm, will be a free group dance lesson at
7:00 pm.
“Open air, cabaret seating, and friends sharing
snacks and conversation; the sun sets, the live
music starts. What’s not to like?” said
PS/21 regular Dave Steven. “It’s so
relaxing on a summer’s evening; you don’t
have to dance to enjoy it, but it’s even
more fun when you do!”
To read entire press release, CLICK
HERE.
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PS/21
Presents World Premiere of Hilarious New Comedy “Mombo”
CHATHAM, NY - PS/21: Performance
Spaces for the 21st Century presents Alan Gelb’s hilarious new
comedy “Mombo” June 19 through June 21. Staged as a reading
in 2007 to rave reviews, this production will be the first full staging
anywhere in the world. Through a series of short plays, running the gamut
from wildly farcical to tenderly poignant, “Mombo” explores
the often extraordinary mother-child relationship.
“ It’s a special thrill for me to have this done at PS/21, as I have
been such a staunch fan,” said writer Alan Gelb, author of “Most
Likely to Succeed,” the account of the Wyley Gates murder case. “I
think it’s remarkable to have something like PS/21 in our town, and I’m
glad to be a part of it.“
The genesis of “Mombo” came about with a play Gelb did for
a 10-Minute Play Festival some years ago. “It was a smash with
the audience and people said I should do a full-length play about it,” he
said. “I decided to do an evening of shorts that were connected
by the theme of the mother-child bond.”
To read entire press
release, CLICK
HERE.
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PS/21
To Screen Classic Musicals - Free, Outdoors and Under The
Tent
CHATHAM, NY - PS/21: Performance
Spaces for the 21st Century announces its fourth Free Tuesday
Night Film Series. Enjoy twelve consecutive weeks of Oscar-winning
and Oscar-nominated music and dance films. Kicking off
this year’s schedule on June 16 will be “Carefree,” the
1938 Hollywood classic musical/comedy starring Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers.
“PS/21 has become the overall #1 summer venue in
our area with varied and excellent programs,” said
PS/21 regular Larry Salzman. “There is always more
than enough parking and a warm, relaxing atmosphere. For
starters,
get something for nothing. Come out Tuesday evenings for
classic movie night.”
Prior to each screening Frank Farnham, adjunct professor
of communications at FIT, NYC, will introduce the film,
offering interesting anecdotes and stories relating to
its production and cast.
To
read entire press release, CLICK
HERE.
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PS/21
KICKS OFF NEW SEASON
with Free Performances of Arm-Of-The-Sea Theater’s
“Mutual Strangers: Henry Hudson and the River that
Discovered Him”
CHATHAM, NY - PS/21: Performance
Spaces for the 21st Century kicks off its 2009
season Saturday July 13 with two spectacular performances
by Arm-of-the-Sea Theater celebrating the Hudson
River’s Quadricentennial. “Mutual Strangers:
Henry Hudson and the River that Discovered Him” is
a fictional drama inspired by the events surrounding
Hudson’s 1609 voyage. Told through a combination
of stunning visuals and great live music, this
touring puppet and mask show tells the story from
several vantage points, the views of the people
living on the shores as well as the views of the
European explorers.
To read entire press release, CLICK
HERE.
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PS/21
Unveils 2009 Dance, Theater, Film and Music Schedule
Come celebrate our fourth season!
CHATHAM, NY - PS/21: Performance
Spaces for the 21st Century is pleased to announce
its 2009 schedule of exceptional dance, theatre,
film and music. Located on a spectacular, picturesque
107-acre site in Chatham, NY, PS/21 hosts world
class performers and local professional and amateur
artists. The highly anticipated fourth season
begins June 13 and runs through September 12.
PS/21 is unusual in both its variety of programs and in its relationship
with them. “We want PS/21 to be more than just another stop on
the artists’ tour. We are selective in choosing performers who
have a connection with our area, ” said PS/21 president Judy Grunberg. “We
often invite groups to return year after year because we like our audiences
to get to know them, to watch and learn and recognize as the group grows
and changes.”
To read entire press release, CLICK
HERE.
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