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24 Bond Arts Center Presents
Pata Circus$20
Tickets at the door! Aug. 10 & 11 @ 8PM Featuring:Ze Motion
Karload of Klowns Paul Alexander & Kevin Aviance Sarah Greenwood Dr. Julia Wonder V.L.F. (Vegetable Liberation Front) James Kaston Andre'A Bouzewah Helixx C. Armageddon Autumn Harms Stanley Love Performance Group 24 Bond Street, NYC 10012
212-777-1767 TICKETS: At door or 24Bond@brownpapertickets |
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and mail to:
Gail Thacker
Artistic Director
24 Bond Arts Center
Director of
The Gene Frankel Theatre
24 Bond Street/Lafeyette
NYC 10012
Artistic Director
24 Bond Arts Center
Director of
The Gene Frankel Theatre
24 Bond Street/Lafeyette
NYC 10012
Our Goal
In 1949, award-winning visionary Gene Frankel opened one of the first off-
Broadway theaters in New York: the Gene Frankel Theater and Film Workshop. Gene Frankel worked with and cultivated talents like Stacey Keach, Lorraine Hansberry, Cicely Tyson. With Jean Genet, he adapted, produced and directed The Blacks, starring James Earl Jones in 1961, and running for a record breaking 1,408 performances.
As we approach 2017, we are proud to say Gene Frankel Theater and has continued serving our community for 68 years and with dozens of artists into a new generation.
With your support, we can keep this rich legacy alive.
We are working on new productions at the theater and offering classes on Gene Frankel’s acting technique by M*A*S*H’s very own Loretta Swit, who studied under his tutelage for many years.
With your contribution you will be participating in presenting the most exciting mix of classes and theatre, and create events for both children and adults; providing community interaction as well as a spiritual home. Playwrights, puppeteers, technicians, and audiences can find a living theater space at 24 Bond Street in The Gene Frankel Theatre.
Our immediate goal is to raise $50,000 to foster these programs and take care of immediate infrastructure needs (central air conditioning, new dimmers, etc.) in our 74-seat ground floor theatre home.
Our fledgling 501c3, 24 Bond Arts Center in the Gene Frankel Theater can use you help. We have been doing our part in keeping the arts alive in New York City. Will you become part of our “us” in our mission of sharing our theatre with the community?
Gail Thacker
Artistic Director
Broadway theaters in New York: the Gene Frankel Theater and Film Workshop. Gene Frankel worked with and cultivated talents like Stacey Keach, Lorraine Hansberry, Cicely Tyson. With Jean Genet, he adapted, produced and directed The Blacks, starring James Earl Jones in 1961, and running for a record breaking 1,408 performances.
As we approach 2017, we are proud to say Gene Frankel Theater and has continued serving our community for 68 years and with dozens of artists into a new generation.
With your support, we can keep this rich legacy alive.
We are working on new productions at the theater and offering classes on Gene Frankel’s acting technique by M*A*S*H’s very own Loretta Swit, who studied under his tutelage for many years.
With your contribution you will be participating in presenting the most exciting mix of classes and theatre, and create events for both children and adults; providing community interaction as well as a spiritual home. Playwrights, puppeteers, technicians, and audiences can find a living theater space at 24 Bond Street in The Gene Frankel Theatre.
Our immediate goal is to raise $50,000 to foster these programs and take care of immediate infrastructure needs (central air conditioning, new dimmers, etc.) in our 74-seat ground floor theatre home.
Our fledgling 501c3, 24 Bond Arts Center in the Gene Frankel Theater can use you help. We have been doing our part in keeping the arts alive in New York City. Will you become part of our “us” in our mission of sharing our theatre with the community?
Gail Thacker
Artistic Director