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Performance Schedule
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FOR TICKETS 212-352-3101Available online the first of every month.
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Project Shaw 2010
- March 17
- GTG St. Patrick's Day Gala
- March 22
- The Doctor's Dilemma
- April 19
- John Bull's Other Island
- May 24
- Major Barbara
- June 21
- Village Wooing
- July 19
- Man And Superman
- September 27
- Candida
- October 25
- Captain Brassbound's Conversion
- November 22
- How He Lied to Her Husband
- December 20
- Heartbreak House
Previously in 2010
- January 25
- Arms And The Man
- February 15
- The Philanderer
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OUR FIRST GALA!
Monday, March 16th
For St. Patrick's Eve!
DINNER AND A SHAW!
Join Anita Jaffe for our first Gingold Theatrical Group benefit evening! We're celebrating our fourth boffo year of PROJECT SHAW!
Our first benefit gala with an all-star cast and a down home Irish dinner just like mother would have made if she’d been down home and Irish: Corned-beef & cabbage, lamb stew, pudding and plenty of stout and ale! Stars! Irish musicians! Shamrocks! Raffles and auctions! A glorious even ing to be had by all!
St. Patrick's Eve dinner plus a show!
Shaw's larkish Irish one-act "O'FLAHERTY V.C." will featureMichael Cerveris, Brian Murray, Jane Powell, Marian Seldes, Diane Stilwell Weinberg with surprises by George S. Irving & KT Sullivan.
This event is completely sold out.
No seats remaining.
Please do not come to the event on the night if you haven't secured tickets.
Thank you.
@THE PLAYERS
16 Gramercy Park South
(20th Street east of Park Av)
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6pm reception
7pm dinner
8pm show
In O'FLAHERTY V.C., an Irish soldier (Michael Cerveris) has come home to Ireland having been given the royal Victoria Cross for heroism in WWI. His local squire (Brian Murray) is astonished. The only problem is how to keep his mother (Jane Powell) from finding out he was fighting to defend England! It's a rare, wicked and riotous political comedy from Dublin's proudest son, G.B.S.!
Produced and directed by David O'Staller.
Your generous support makes these readings possible.
To make a tax-deductable donation,
please make out checks to:
Gingold Theatrical Group
520 8th Avenue #312, New York, NY 10018.
520 8th Avenue #312, New York, NY 10018