2009-2010 Season

Art 4 Art VI
Saturday, July 17
7:00 - 11 pm

You give
$150 PER PERSON
OR $250 FOR TWO

You get
A FANTASTIC PARTY WITH GREAT FOOD
AND OPEN BAR
HOT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
A COOL PIECE OF ORIGINAL ART
AND DID WE MENTION A GREAT PARTY?

We get
SUPPORT TO KEEP GREAT THEATER COMING

HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:
1 Send in $150 ($250 for 2) and get a ticket for the sixth annual Theater Alliance Art4Art
benefit. New this year! Want to just party arty and skip the art? That ticket’s (almost)
cheap ($85 each). Click here for tickets

2 On Saturday, July 17, 2010 join us at the H Street Playhouse, 1365 H Street, NE,
(yes, the VERY hip H Street), Washington, DC, at 7:00 pm.

3 Drink, schmooze, eat a fantastic dinner, listen to live music, meet artists, actors,
designers, directors, neighbors. Be immortalized by our caricature artist. Hang out
inside or out with DJ and dancing.

4 Wander the space and see great art created by local artists. Most are one of a kind.

5 Listen up at about 9pm when we’ll start drawing names. Each person chooses a piece
of that great art when his or her name is called. We promise the last piece of art will be as
good as the first.

6 Pay attention throughout the evening as a live auction is held for an extra
special piece of art. Watch theateralliance.com for details!

7 Be happy. You’ve given money to a great cause and you are going home full of dinner and
with a piece of art.

What’s not to like?

GRETTY GOOD TIME

by John Belluso
directed by Jeanette Buck

Featuring: Field Blauvelt, Daniel Eichner, Caitlin Gold, Rosemary Regan and Ann Stocking as Gretty
Designed by: Mark Anduss, Tony Cisek, Martha Mountain, Ivania Stack and Deb Thomas

June 3 to July 3, 2010

All shows at the H Street Playhouse
1365 H Street, NE, Washington DC 20002
Click here for tickets http://theateralliance.tix.com
or 202 399 7993 ext 2.  Group rates available

Gretty Good Time is made possible through generous support from VSA and is part of the 2010 International VSA Festival:  www.vsartsfestival.org

One Night Only
The DC Premiere of:

Wednesday, June 9, 7:30 pm

All shows at the H Street Playhouse
1365 H Street, NE, Washington DC 20002
Click here for tickets http://theateralliance.tix.com
or 202 399 7993 ext 2.  Group rates available
This production is made possible through generous support from VSA and is part of the 2010 International VSA Festival:  www.vsartsfestival.org

Produced in association with Perishable Theatre Company and VSA Rhode Island, Amy Lynn Budd’s The Thing That Ate My Brain…Almost  is an autobiographical show that examines Ms. Budd’s relationships with her largest brain tumor, her loved ones, and the world of medicine. Budd uses theater, burlesque dance, puppetry, digital media, and the genre of 1960s sci-fi movies to affirm that creativity and curiosity are the best medicine.

Recommended for audience members 18 years of age and older.

BLACK NATIVITY

by Langston Hughes

Black Nativity is a celebration that tells the original story of the Nativity in scripture, verse, music and dance. Based on the Gospel of St. Luke, combined with the poetry of Langston Hughes, this song-play touches a special chord in the hearts of all