Admiral Dudley T. Kittypants: copied but never duplicated.
For Immediate Release – September 11, 2013
For More information, please contact: Kitty Drexel, Queen Geek at blognetheatregeek@gmail.com
Admiral Kittypants: Full, Frontal Artistry seeks performers and attendees for three upcoming events.
Event date:September 22, 2013, 3pm to 5pm
October 27, 2013, 3pm to 5pm
November 17, 2013, 11am to 1pm
The Democracy Center, Cambridge, MA
Suggested $5 donation to benefit The Democracy Center
(Cambridge, MA) – New England Theatre Geek announces the 2nd event for Admiral Kittypants: Full, Frontal Artistry for September, October and November dates. Performers are encouraged to submit their monologues, sets, songs, solos, etc. to blognetheatregeek@gmail.com for consideration. Artists interested in dusting off their monologue or song before audition season hits full swing are particularly encouraged to submit.
Kittypants is a creative community experiment that promises performers of all stripes and polka dots the opportunity to play with their art in a relaxed, safe space before performing it on the stage. Dramaturges, Directors, Music Directors, Composers, Choreographers, Stage Managers and the ilk interested in more information or in hosting an event should do the same.
Kittypants events will be held monthly and announced on www.newenglandtheatregeek.com and on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/AdmiralKittypantsFFA
Admiral Kittypants: Full, Frontal Artistry is a creative community experiment that gives performers the opportunity to play with their art in a safe space before performing it on the stage. If it’s in moderate taste* and you want feedback, we can provide a constructive audience.
New England Theatre Geek is a pro-theatre, intellectually-bent theatre blog that features reviews and articles to excite and educate theatre audiences. We respect theatre professionals and amateurs and review with the intent of getting people interested in going to the theatre. We do write objectively and point out large flaws in productions for the benefit of the audience and the theatres. In this economy, audience members are looking for quality and value, and we want them to feel comfortable with expensive ticket purchases. In addition, we do not want one production to prevent a theatre from developing repeat business.
*To “Admiral one’s Kittypants” is to create zealously for the benefit of the artist and the art. Example: I Admiraled by Kittypants today by doing vocal exercises for 10 minutes and then later successfully teaching my pet armadillo, Nancy, the Argentinian Tango. It was a good day.
