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Everyman Theatre Announces New Patron Class For BLACKBIRD

By: Apr. 27, 2010
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Next up on our mainstage will be David Harrower's Blackbird. One of the most talked about plays to come out of London in years, this powerful, volatile piece begins when Una shows up unexpectedly at the office of Ray, forcing him to come to terms with the effects of their relationship. Una pulls Ray into an encounter that is gripping, surprising and utterly unforgettable - the ultimate taboo.

A Study of Blackbird - A class for the theatre lover!

Everyman Theatre is offering its third class for the theatre patron! Class will revolve around our production of David Harrower's play Blackbird. This complex and dangerous story will provide a great opportunity for students to wrestle with a controversial piece. They will discuss and discover how artists present a script that offers no easy answers to the thorny question of whether a person's own suffering can absolve him from the suffering he inflicted upon others. Students will read and study the play while learning how artists take the script and turn it into a full production. It will delve in depth on how to look at a play from varied perspectives and help the theatre patron get the most out of each theatre experience.

Class Specifics
Age: 18 years and older
Dates & Time: May 15th, 22nd and June 5th and 12th, 2010 (Saturdays only 10:00am to 12:00pm)
Discounts: 10% off for Everyman subscribers and BTA/GBCA/Actor's Center/Brian's List members.
Instructor: Joan Weber
Bio: Joan Weber has been working in and around theater for the past 15 years, as an actor, director and teacher. She was the first Executive Director of Arts Every Day and Education Director of Baltimore Shakespeare Festival. She is on the faculty of the Towson University Arts Integration Institute and Howard Community College. Currently, she trains public school teachers on ways to use theater skills to teach other subjects. She is also a practicing teaching artist in grades Pre-K - 12.
Location: Everyman Theatre, 1727 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201

For more information:
Julia Brandeberry
Education Director
Everyman Theatre
410-752-5691
jbrandeberry@everymantheatre.org

Blackbird Wine Pairing
Wine Tasting With Wine Express and Everyman Theatre

Join us on Tuesday May 18 and Tuesday June 8 as we discover which wines go best with Everyman's Production of Blackbird. After the 90 minute show, which runs without an intermission, we will have Wine Express in our lobby with a variety of different wines and light hors d'oeuvres to try. These wines will be available for purchase that evening. Tickets to the wine tasting and performance of Blackbird are $40 and may be purchased through the box office. Tickets to the wine tasting only are also available for $12.



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