homeland (a dance/theatre performance event in brooklyn)
A Theater project in New York, NY by Jeramy Zimmerman ·
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Update #2: Homeland benefit wine tasting December 6
Posted on November 18, 2009
Hello darling,
Thanks to you, Homeland is rolling toward the premiere February 25-27. I just signed the contract for the performance space a bit more than a week ago. I'm so excited. We're planning a wine tasting benefit for Sunday, December 6. You should be getting the email invitation today or tomorrow. If you have contributed at least $25, you can redeem your cocktail party prize. If you'd like to attend, please email me (jeramy@catscratchtheatre.org). If you don't receive the email, please let me know, as it means I don't have your current email address.
Jeramy
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FLICfest is a project of Jeramy Zimmerman/CatScratch Theatre and is a co-production with the Irondale Center
CatScratch Theatre is a scrappy band of misfit dancers. We dance anywhere that we can and even some places where we can’t. We’re classy and well-trained, but irreverent. We’re usually dressed to the nines.
We believe that art is powerful. It has the power to unite and heal. It has the ability to promote peace, empathy and understanding. It can spark a revolution or an economic revitalization.
We have a strong commitment to and history of community activation. Our earliest performances were guerrilla – taking dance to the people instead of convincing the people to come to us in a theater. Over the years, we have stayed true to our roots by public performance that seeks to alter the way that New Yorkers view and interact with their environment.
