You Are Cordially Invited To Help Kick-off TriArts' 2010 Season

2010 Spotlight, a fund raiser to benefit TriArts Sharon Playhouse is to be held on Saturday, May 29th from 5:30 to 8:00pm at the fabulous Salisbury School Boathouse, 251 Canaan Road (Route 44), Salisbury, Connecticut.

2010 Spotlight will feature cocktails, hors d’ouevres, music and entertainment by Michael Berkeley and friends, exciting silent and live auction items, and raffle.

Please call (860) 364-SHOW (7469) for more information and to purchase tickets. It’s a great kick-off for the summer season!

Kent Film Festival — April 22-25, 2010

The 2010 Kent Film Festival schedule includes four days of screenings, workshops, and celebratory events, with tickets on sale now and available at several levels of access, from per-screening selection, to the full-immersion festival experience.

come share the cinematic experience
 You're invited to our private benefit screening of
“Company Retreat”, written and directed by acclaimed actor/director Campbell Scott.
The screening will take place on Wednesday, April 21st, 2010 at the Kent Community House,
on the evening before the start of the Festival.
A special reception will take place prior to the showing of the film with Mr. Scott and guests.

You can go to the web site for film details, schedule and tickets.
Get your tickets now! www.kentfilmfestival.org

TriArts recommends the Kent Film Festival!

Campbell Scott has been a long-time supporter of TriArts and we encourage you to check out his new film this Wednesday. Campbell won the limited edition Robert Motherwell lithograph donated by Kenneth Tyler at TriArts’ November benefit, after a production of Love Letters with Ed and Star Herrmann.

Interesting factoid: Campbell Scott’s mother, Colleen Dewhurst, performed
in Love Letters on Broadway. Don’t you just love the synchronicity?

Bloodsong of Love:  The Rock ‘N’ Roll Spaghetti Western

John Simpkins, who directed A Funny Thing Happened...Forum last summer to great acclaim, and is back this summer to direct The Wedding Singer, just opened a new show. Playing off-Broadway at Ars Nova, Bloodsong of Love, written by Joe Iconis, is a hilarious new musical that could well make its way to Broadway. This spoof may not appeal to everyone--only those with a well-developed sense of humor and satire who are looking for something fun and different. The Musician, the fish-mongers daughter, and a crazy kazoo playing villain called Lo Crocodillo are all part of this rowdy, hipster cowboy rock show. For only $25 per ticket, you won’t find a funnier way to spend the evening.

PS: there are ponchos given if you sit in the “splatter” section—what’s a spaghetti western without lots of blood?

Interested in advertising in TriArts Summer Playbill?

There is still time to get your cost-effective ad in the summer season playbill! What better way to reach 10,000 potential customers than placing your ad in the TriArts program?

Our theatre-goers are your customers. Ads start at $200 for a quarter page to $650 for a full page.

Call Alice at 860-364-7469 X. 105 for more details.