http://altruistictheatre.com The Altruistic Theatre Company - New York City, NY Tue, 29 Jun 2010 02:52:29 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://altruistictheatre.com/2010/06/pants/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Altruistic fan47468 Tue, 29 Jun 2010 02:52:29 +0000 http://altruistictheatre.com/?p=150#comment-11 Me too! This company rocks! Me too! This company rocks!

]]> http://altruistictheatre.com/2010/03/and-were-off/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Psychic Sun, 25 Apr 2010 02:50:24 +0000 http://altruistictheatre.com/wp/?p=111#comment-10 Hey there ...Did you know that your great-grandfather had been a Bard in his day also?//Your dad's mom's dad... He had a day job, but by night, he was often asked to fill in for actors, since he had a photographic memory and could read the script and remember the book word for word. Got this info from my dad, Archie. re Rehearsal space...Many moons ago, when I was also looking for rehearsal space, I found it in the oddest places. Possibilities: 1. Elementary or High School, as a actors group in residence, if you allow the kids to see the construction of a play Speak to the principals. 2. Community Centres, 3. Church basements...''ask and ye shall receive'' 4 Ask the N.Y. city arts council for a site...they may even have some rehearsal space at city hall...Also ask them to send you a form for Art grant money. 5. Tag onto one of the existing Arts venues (hall etc)...they often rent out space to other arts groups..but you may also want to submit a request for grant money to pay for this cost...There are many tiers of Arts granting institutions..(city, state, art councils, etc) Hey there …Did you know that your great-grandfather had been a Bard in his day also?//Your dad’s mom’s dad…
He had a day job, but by night, he was often asked to fill in for actors, since he had a photographic memory and could read the script and remember the book word for word. Got this info from my dad, Archie.
re Rehearsal space…Many moons ago, when I was also looking for rehearsal space, I found it in the oddest places. Possibilities: 1. Elementary or High School, as a actors group in residence, if you allow the kids to see the construction of a play Speak to the principals. 2. Community Centres, 3. Church basements…”ask and ye shall receive” 4 Ask the N.Y. city arts council for a site…they may even have some rehearsal space at city hall…Also ask them to send you a form for Art grant money. 5. Tag onto one of the existing Arts venues (hall etc)…they often rent out space to other arts groups..but you may also want to submit a request for grant money to pay for this cost…There are many tiers of Arts granting institutions..(city, state, art councils, etc)

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