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[Toy] BATMAN COMIC BOOK ART WALL MURAL By Gabor Danó from Hungary

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Check out this beautiful BATMAN WALL MURAL painted by our friend, Gabor Dan. He
is an Artist living in Hungary who recently painted this giant-size BATMAN
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sort of a progression of the painting in progress, great stuff! ( Thanks Gabor,
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Irondale Presents: Play Project - “All I Really Wanted to Know I Learned From Being a Zombie” by Jason Pizzarello

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Irondale Announces Play Project Award Recipient

Catch Encore Performances of

"All I Really Need to Know I Learned From Being a Zombie" by Jason Pizzarello

Friday, June 14 @ 7pm & Saturday, June 15, 2013, 2pm & 7pm

What: Play Project - "All I Really Wanted to Know I Learned From Being a Zombie" by Jason Pizzarello

When: June 14 @ 7pm, June 15 @ 2pm & 7pm

Where: Irondale Center, 85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY

Cost: $10 / 5 www.irondale.org

The Irondale Ensemble Project, one of New York's premier theater ensembles and a leader in the field of arts education announces the first recipient of the "Play Project" Workshop Award, Jason Pizzarello's "All I Really Need to Know I Learned from Being a Zombie". The play, which was received to rave reviews in March 2013, will be now be further developed in a supportive environment at the Irondale Center.  Zombie, directed by Irondale ensemble member Damen Scranton, will celebrate this achievement with 3 encore performances of this popular piece which will take place at Irondale on June 14th, 7pm and June 15, 2pm & 7pm.

"All I Really Need to Know I Learned from Being a Zombie" addresses today's chaotic, challenging world, and how we often don't know where to turn for help. Little did we know that life's most valuable lessons lie within the undead. Finally, zombies engage us with musings on life, death, and everything in between. They show us that brains aren't everything... you are what you eat... and what doesn't kill you makes you... more alive.  Recommended for ages 9 to adult.

About Play Project

Irondale's "Play Project" is a year-long series of staged readings that seek and develop high quality new plays that are specifically written for family audiences.  The project was created and led by Irondale's Education Director, Amanda Hinkle and featured work by Vicki Haller Graff, Kimberly Shelby-Szyszko and authors Elisabeth Orion-Gray and Fredricka Gray.  From the 4 plays given staged readings, Mr. Pizarello's play was selected for further development.

About Irondale

For 30 years, the Irondale Ensemble Project has created remarkable theater using improvisation. The Ensemble has developed its own brand of spontaneous creation: ensemble improv. This experimental approach to the creation of live, dynamic, and truly unique theater is the method our professional ensemble of actors and directors use every day in rehearsal. And that's also what we teach. If you're a performer, a spouse, a student, a teacher, an everyday explorer, a "new things" person, a "cool things" person, or one of our neighbors who pass our theater in Ft. Greene all the time, these performances are for you.

Irondale Turns 30! Saturday, June 8, 4PM - 1AM

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Irondale Turns 30!

Saturday, June 8, 4PM - 1AM

What: Irondale's 30th Birthday Party!

When: June  8, 4pm - 1am

Where: Irondale Center, 85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY

Cost: $30 suggested donation ($30 for 30 years!)

Irondale is 30! If you love theater, art, music, food, drinks, dancing and Brooklyn, then come celebrate three decades of excellence with us!!!

4pm-7pm......BBQ Jazz

You'll be sipping on some classy cocktails, tapping your toes to live music and munching on perfectly prepared grillables and BBQ. Performances by Rolf Sturm, Erin and her cello, and more.

7pm-10pm....Irondale Tonight! with Shelly Watson

Come see theater the way it was meant to be seen! Engaging! Enthralling! Enlightening! See Irondalers past and present come together in one revelrous performance after another! Catch a glimpse of the famous Sylvia London! Eat delectable birthday cake! Try your luck at the all-night Bucket Raffle featuring prizes from local Ft. Greene business, restaurants and bars! The fabulous Shelly Watson, whom Carson Daly described as "the centerfold of Opera," hosts an evening of performances by Irondale Canada, The Civilians, the Strike Anywhere Performance Ensemble, The Ume Group and, of course, the Irondale Ensemble Project.

10pm-1am.... Irondale's Late Night Lounge

Groove, drink, dance and experience how Irondale does Brooklyn on a Saturday night. DJ's spin everything from trip hop and bee bop to boogie-woogie and electroswing, anything to get your booty shakin! Spy sizzling co-ed burlesque acts and spellbinding aerial performances as the Shut the Front Door girls show you how get down with all your bad selves. And libations from the Balcony Cafe will keep the party going into the night! Free PBR from 10:00-10:30!

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The Brick presents Game Play 2013, A Festival of Video Game Theater 7/5-28

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THE BRICK THEATER, INC. 

PRESENTS 

GAME PLAY 2013

A FESTIVAL OF VIDEO GAME THEATER

JULY 5 - 28 @ THE BRICK

The Brick is pleased to announce the fifth annual Game Play festival, taking place July 2013 in Brooklyn, New York. This year's festival will once again feature cutting-edge works that lie at the intersection of video gaming and performance.

"The most ambitious effort I know of to fuse the techniques and live presentation of theater with the themes, structures and technology of interactive electronic entertainment." The New York Times

"Explore[s] the intersections of technology, theatre, performance art and video-game culture in delightfully inventive ways." 

American Theatre Magazine

This genre breaking festival will play at The Brick (579 Metropolitan Ave at Lorimer Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn) July 5-28. Tickets ($15) may be purchased online at www.bricktheater.com or by calling 866-811-4111. Performance schedule TBA. 

Appathon

In the spirit of the Greek Olympic Games and software programming Hackathons, The Brick presents APPATHON: a weeklong team-based performance competition using Droid and IOS smartphone Apps. All participants meet at The Brick on Sunday to divide into teams and plan the week. On Saturday at 8pm the teams compete at The Brick for audiences and glory.

DOT; A Videogame with No Winner

Presented by HOL

Programmed & Performed by Henrique Roscoe

Dot, a videogame with no winner is an audiovisual performance with synchronized sounds and images, played by a "game console" built and programmed by the artist, and controlled by retro videogame joysticks. The instrument is completely autonomous and works without the need of a computer. The project was created with the idea of criticizing some aspects of videogames, but using its own aesthetics, sounds and characteristic graphic elements.

Final Defenders 

Presented by Dysfunctional Theatre Company

Written by Patrick Storck

The Konami Atari Alliance of Eden 3 is under attack by evil Queen Bowsera. Their only hope lies with a ragtag band of earthlings, each plucked out of their own time, each chosen for their unique gaming skills. They all had big dreams, but they never dreamed they'd become the Final Defenders.

Legendary, Maybe: 4 Machinima Theater Pieces Adapted from Livy

Presented by EK Machinima Theater

Adapted & Directed by Edward Kim, Translated by Carrie Thomas

Using characters from WoW, Far Cry 3, Minecraft, and other games, performers become "digital puppeteers" to tell stories from Livy's Ab Urbe Condita, in which they combine ancient texts with modern technology to create an original theatrical experience that the New York Times called "an impressive feat of engineering, coordination, and storytelling."

Ligature Marks

Presented by Gideon Productions

Written by Mac Rogers, Directed by Jordana Williams

Jill can't live without Terry. So it's up to both of them – and Terry's favorite online multi-player game, NOIR – to make sure she never has to. This noir comedy from the critically acclaimed, award-winning author The Honeycomb Trilogy and Viral charts a twisted romance between two of life's losers as they take one final last shot to be something other than who they are.

No Oddjob

Written & Performed by David Lawson

A solo performance exploring societal themes of video games, personal video game stories and the artistry of video games. No Oddjob contains stories about a misogynist getting angry over the end of Metroid, playing so much Goldeneye on NG4 that it seeps into your dreams, having sex fantasies about Laura Croft, and going into a moral panic over Mortal Kombat. 

Social Gaming

Written & Directed by Amitech Grover – New Delhi, India 

An internet performance event in real time between multiple cities. People separated by thousands of kilometers connect in real time through the digital medium, participate in an instruction-based gaming and interactive event which helps them understand each other better – culture, language, city and surroundings.

Targeting Eyes

Presented by CoPuppet

Written, Director & Performed by Semi Ryu

Targeting Eyes is a live game performance that explores the artist's cultural and gendered upbringing in Korea, where she was raised to avoid eye contact and to avert her gaze. This performance demonstrates her personal struggle in social spaces, revealing her anxiety, which creates diverse mixed reality states. This project playfully provides a game space with the goal of targeting eyes in First-person shooter (FPS) mode, using this game space as a strictly governed space, with clear rules and goals. The higher level of this game presents her as a voice-activated virtual puppet, allowing her to freely tell her stories, being detached from her social body, exploring her own ways of "Being- In the World".

That Cute Radioactive Couple: A Post-Apocalyptic Comedy

Written & Directed by Charles Battersby 

Ray was prepared for the apocalypse, but he wasn't prepared to share his old fallout shelter with his new wife Jane. When nuclear war strikes, they find themselves trapped in a bunker built for one. Inspired by post-apocalyptic and dystopian video games like Fallout, Wasteland and Bioshock, this dark comedy has bittersweet fun with end of the world.

The Photo Album

Presented by The Story Gym

A photo album was recently found hidden under the floorboards of a basement apartment in Brooklyn. But who did the photos belong to and what memories did they capture? Audience members must scan the photographs using their smartphones/tablets to reveal clues in augmented reality that send them on a scavenger hunt to find characters and collect lost memories.

As if it were the last time (a subtlemob)

Presented by cicumstance

Music & Text by Duncan Speakman and Sarah Anderson

A subtlemob is an invisible flashmob, only its participants are aware of it. It's like walking through a film, experienced on headphones, performed by you and hundreds of strangers. As If It Were The Last Time is about celebrating the present, about home, belonging and loss.

THE BRICK THEATER, INC. is a not-for-profit company dedicated to nurturing the work of emerging artists at its performance space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn – The Brick.  The Brick presents world premieres, monthly performance series, and seasonal festivals, expanding Williamsburg's profile as a destination for cutting-edge art and entertainment.  The Brick continues to seek new artists and projects, to provide them with a creative home and to serve as Williamsburg's primary incubator of innovative theater arts.

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SUMMER THEATER CAMP @ IRONDALE, July 1 - August 2

SUMMER THEATER CAMP @ IRONDALE

July 1 - August 2

Irondale is excited to announce its 2013 Summer Theater Camp! Camp will be a collection of one-day workshops and two-week sessions will keep students' minds engaged and their bodies moving by providing a nurturing, safe, and dynamic artistic environment.  Lead by professional Irondale Artists, young actors can choose between classes that explore acting and improvisation, movement and dance, character creation, storytelling, playwriting, and even stage design.  We encourage students to explore the power of creativity and develop an artistic voice.  The work will be rooted in the Irondale tradition of theatre games and improvisation and will be created in the spirit of diversity and community building. All sessions conclude with a performance for family and friends.

REGISTER NOW for early bird discounts:

Returning Families and Irondale Members save 10% (additional 5% for early bird.) 

Enroll online at www.irondale.org, call 718-488-9233 x.224, email education@irondale.org, or just visit us at the Irondale Center (85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217).

Classes are 9:00AM – 4:00PM, Monday – Friday in Irondale's gorgeous off-Broadway theater in the heart of historic Fort Greene, Brooklyn, where the stage truly IS the classroom.  Early Drop-Off starting at 8AM and After-Care until 5:30PM are available for an additional fee.

OPEN HOUSE: Saturday June 8, 2013, 1:00 – 4:00 PM.

Please join us for an open class and hang out with the summer staff and the Irondale Ensemble.  Free backstage tours, snacks, and "day-of-discounts" for summer registration will be offered.

New!  I-PLAY: ONE-DAY WORKSHOPS (Ages 8-12)

July 1-3, 2013

I-Play workshops are a great way to test the waters. Try something new everyday!  Sign up for one, two, or all three sessions and receive discounts on the rest of your summer classes.

I-PLAY COMEDY: Monday July 1, 2013

Learn the basics of comic timing, improvisation, and how to make 'em laugh!

I-PLAY HEROES & VILLAINS: Tuesday July 2, 2013

Learn the basics of creating characters, adventurous storytelling, and get a taste of stage combat!

I-PLAY SHAKESPEARE: Wednesday July 3, 2013

Learn the basics of Shakespeare's stories, sonnets, soliloquies, and, most importantly, his language!

KIDS THEATER PLAYGROUND (Ages 6 – 10)

July 8 – July 19, 2013

Kids Theater Playground will have students bouncing off the walls with inspiration!  There are so many ways to tell a story – kids will explore genre, comedic styles, improvisation, movement, mask and puppet making, music, dance, and song.  Kids Theater Playground will conclude in a variety show of scenes, songs, and storytelling created by the students themselves.

JUNIOR COMPANY INTENSIVE (Ages 11 – 15)

July 22 – August 2, 2013

Growing from the success of our school-year youth classes and the amazing Irondale Young Company (a ensemble of teenagers), Junior Company members will have the opportunity to learn the same ensemble approach our adult and teen companies experience year round.  Working towards their final scripted performance students will learn what it takes to create and stage an Off-Broadway play.  From acting, improv, and scene study to house management, playwriting and design, Junior Company members will work as an ensemble to produce their play.