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Dear Chapel Street Subscribers, Volunteers, Patrons and Supporters: We hope this email finds you and everyone you love healthy, well and staying that way. Below is an update on our plans for the rest of…
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The George Cope 24-Hour Playwriting Festival
May 12, 8pm / All tickets are $5
Starting at 7pm, May 11th, Seven playwrights will select their casts and then work overnight to create 7 original 10-minute plays. By morning, the plays will be delivered to directors who will then begin rehearsals with their casts.
Let’s Play a Game
Attention: Special discount mystery game for our Annual Renee G. O’Leary FUNdraiser
This June our annual FUNdaiser will be Scott F. Mason’s “Who-Dame-Dunnit” and all tickets are $20.00. However, you can save $2 on your ticket price by collecting our own CSP clue cards during each of our four main stage shows in 2015-16.
Attention: 2016 ticket price increase
Chapel Street Players is proud of the fact that for the last ten years we have not had to raise our ticket or subscription prices. Unfortunately with energy, water, and other costs on the rise, and arts grants getting smaller, effective January 1, 2016 we will be raising ticket prices.
Dear Fans of Chapel Street Players:
It is hard to believe that we just celebrated our 80th anniversary and now it is time for our next season! Thanks to a successful two year capital campaign we were able to make much needed improvements to the theater and now have state of the art technology,
Dear CSP Volunteers
Thanks to everyone for making this a great 80th Season for Chapel Street Players. As a totally volunteer organization, everyone’s generosity of time, support, and hard work is what keeps our shows going on.
It is our tradition to host an Annual Summer Party where all participants from the season are invited to a food and drink event hosted by the board.
Reading: Wisdom
Wisdom is NEXT* – a new full-length comedy about the curious ways of love in the age of smartphones, featuring – in addition to its cast — a living room full of boxes but no furniture, trolley cars that exist only on paper,
CSP to perform radio adaption of ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’
It’s Christmas Eve 1946, and George Bailey, the nicest guy in town, is in a terrible predicament. Cue Clarence, George’s guardian angel, who has yet to earn his wings. Clarence shows George what Bedford Falls would be like if George had never been born.
For many,