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Developing Artists Theater Company
in association with
Monarch Theater Company
presents...
The
8th Annual
REBEL VERSES
New Works Festival!
Jam Packed!
One Week Only
April 9-12
Center Stage, NY
48 West 21st Street, 4th floor
Tickets: $10 It's cheaper than a movie ticket
(That's are tagline)
No Reservations required
Wednesday, 4/9 & Friday, 4/11 @8PM
Dis Place Meant
w: el Puente d: Sasha Dobos-Czarnocha
The Sex Play
w: LoMA Theater Ensemble d: Kate Bell
Your/My/Our
w: Teatro El Puented: Dominic Colon
Boy Girl Scene
w: Liz Peterson d:: Jill DeArmon
Next Week
w: Angelo Rosso d: John Gould Rubin
The Goodbye Type
w: J. Anthony Romand: Charles Goforth
Thursday, 4/10 & Saturday, 4/12 @ 8PM
tba
w: MCC Theater Youth Company d: John DiResta
I-Merica
w: Reader's Theater d: Nicco Annan
Storia
w: Troy Diana d: Jennifer Ortega
Existence and the Public Library
w: Ben Clawson d: Rob Bradshaw
Burying Muffin
w: Olivia Mandelbaum d: Sal Inzerillo
Chance Meetings
w: David Rigano d: Alicia Rachel Becker
Mama's Boy
sw: Concetta Rose Rella d: Paul Campione
What is REBEL VERSES you ask?
REBEL VERSES is the first youth-based theater festival of its kind. Heading into our 8th year, the festival provides a unique opportunity for young artists to write, act, direct and produce theatrical work. Culminating in a two-week run that showcases various youth organizations, young and emerging artists, the repertory format of the festival offers a rare chance for fellow artists to view each others performance and network with their peers. Connecting all the diverse youth organization around the metropolitan area is a major component of Rebel Verses.
This festival was born out of the dire need here in New York City for new voices in theater. It is a journey into stories you might not know, told by people you might have forgotten. Our collective is youth-based, our extended family is ageless, sexless, raceless and timeless.
Center Stage, NY
48 West 21st Street, 4th Floor
(bet. 5th & 6th Avenue)
New York, NY 10010
CASTING CALL!
FREE PROGRAM
10 - 16 years old
Developing Artists is seeking 12 artists from various backgrounds with various voices and talent to immerse themselves in a 12 session journey with the Artists Director of Developing Artists (Jill DeArmon) to co-create a most unique show. At the conclusion of the program, the group will present their work in front of the general public and their creation will also compete for a slot on Rebel Verses: New Works Festival 2008!
What happens when you bring together 12 of the most talented young artists in the New York metropolitan area and put them in a room for 12 sessions with the Artistic Dirctor of Developing Artists? We want to find out! If you have talent of any kind...actors, singers, dancers, poets, playwrights, performance artists between the ages 10-16...we want you.
Detail Information:
Please call or email for appointment
This is a Free program!
212.929.2228 or info@developingartists.org
Ages:
10 - 16
Date & Time:
October 19 & 20
48 West 21st Street, 4th floor (btw 5th and 6th Ave.)
Please come prepared with a 2 minute audition piece.
We have a CD player and a baby grand piano. You must bring in your own audition material or instrument.
Rebel Verses DATCO Schedule
Start date: October
Presentation: December
What is REBEL VERSES you ask?
REBEL VERSES is the first youth-based theater festival of its kind. Heading into our 7th year, the festival provides a unique opportunity for young artists to write, act, direct and produce theatrical work. Culminating in a two-week run that showcases various youth organizations, young and emerging artists, the repertory format offers a rare chance for fellow artists to view each others performance and network with their peers. Connecting all the diverse youth organization around the metropolitan area is a major component of Rebel Verses. This festival was born out of the dire need here in New York City for new voices in theater. It is a journey into stories you might not know, told by people you might have forgotten. Our collective is youth-based, our extended family is ageless, sexless, raceless and timeless.