Every Friday, the Literary Department puts together the Fridays @ 3 series, where actors come together at 10AM to rehearse for a reading of a new play in development that day at 3, all for a recommended donation of $5. We sat with the Literary Department to learn more about Fridays @ 3, and see a bit of what other fun things are going on in their department!
Dramaturgical image research they've provided for shows this season:
A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE: New Orleans, 1947. This picture includes several images mentioned in the play. Note the Cemeteries line streetcar on the right; in the background you can see the Loews Theatre and an ad for Jax beer.
THREE HOTELS: "Have" and "Have Not" murals for Durban, South Africa.
ONE SLIGHT HITCH: Interior of Cincinnati Suburban House vs. Interior of East Village Apartment.
A DOLL'S HOUSE: Betty Hennings as Nora in the first production of A DOLL'S HOUSE.
A sample of the dramatury content for A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE
Fridays @3 is held every Friday from now until August 12th in the Paresky Center. The schedule for the remainder of the season includes:
July 22 | WHADDABLOODCLOTT!!! by Katori Hall
July 29 | THE BLUE DEEP by Lucy Boyle
August 5 | CHOIR BOY by Tarrel Alvin McCraney
August 12 | SISTER CARRIE adapted by Steve Lawson
Reservations can be made at the box office in the '62 Center either in person or by calling (413) 597-3400. For more information, click here.
Photo of the Day by Clay Barron:
Members of Berkshire Young Professionals at a Networking Social here at the '62 Center.
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Fridays @3 is held every Friday from now until August 12th in the Paresky Center. The schedule for the remainder of the season includes:
July 22 | WHADDABLOODCLOTT!!! by Katori Hall
July 29 | THE BLUE DEEP by Lucy Boyle
August 5 | CHOIR BOY by Tarrel Alvin McCraney
August 12 | SISTER CARRIE adapted by Steve Lawson
Reservations can be made at the box office in the '62 Center either in person or by calling (413) 597-3400. For more information, click here.
Members of Berkshire Young Professionals at a Networking Social here at the '62 Center.
