Don't Procrastinate! "Love" Won't Wait!
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Bindlestiff Studio <info@bindlestiffstudio.org> Thu, Jan 19, 2017 at 11:18 AM

 

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Feb 9-25, 2017

 

 

Don't Procrastinate! "Love" Won't Wait! Buy Discounted $12 Tix Now for THE LOVE EDITION: TIME AFTER TIME, Feb 9 - 25th

 

 

For a limited time only, discounted tickets for THE LOVE EDITION: TIME AFTER TIME are on sale now! Use the promo code "BindleLove" for reduced-price $12 tickets.

 

If that doesn't convince you, perhaps this video will.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1be2DlFEsU8&feature=youtu.be

 

Seven plays about love, heartache, and the weirdness in-between will grace the Bindlestiff Studio stage February 9-25, 2017 (Thurs-Sat, 8pm)

 

TLE's theme this year spotlights melodramas throughout the ages. Tales of the star-crossed and lovelorn have captivated generations of audiences across the world through soap operas, teleseryes, telenovelas, Korean dramas and the like. TLE invites audience members to embrace, critique, honor, and reinvent the emotional spectacle of the melodrama genre.

 

SHOW DATES:
February 9-25, 2017
8:00PM - Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays

*Thursday February 9th, 8PM - COMMUNITY PREVIEW NIGHT
- Pay what you can

**Friday February 10th, 8PM - OPENING NIGHT
- Opening Night Reception

 

LOCATION:
Bindlestiff Studio, 185 6th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103

 

TICKETS:
http://tle2017.bpt.me/

$10-$25

 

Sponsored by:
Zellerbach Family Foundation
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
San Francisco Arts Commission
SF Grants for the Arts

 

 

 

Jan 21

 

HEAL OUR SOULS

Open Mic & Dance Party

Jan 21st!

 


The Heal Our Souls Dance Party is an intentional safe space of solidarity for people of color and those at the margins of society. It is spaces like Bindlestiff Studio that spark a fire of love and nurture a spirit of resistance.

 

Music and dance have brought generations of our communities together, from the drumbeats of our ancestors to the interwoven melodies of our friends, we mourn and celebrate life with our bodies, our drums and our heartbeats. Music and dance bind us together in ceremony and celebration; in prayer and ritual; in memory and spirit. As artists, we are revitalizing our expressions in service of social justice, and we are calling on others who are building movements and are struggling in movements to be IN movement with us. As the late revolutionary Grace Lee Boggs reminds us, now is the time to “grow our souls”. We invite you to this space to help us, heal our souls.

 

Open Mic (8pm-9pm) - Music, Dance, Spoken Word, Stand-up Comedy, whatever you got...grab a slot! Express what you're feeling. Let it all out!

 

Dance Party (9pm-12am) - DJs will spin grooves that'll make your body move. Let music and dance comfort the soul.

 

DJ LINEUP:
Jason Bayani
DJ 11AM / https://soundcloud.com/11-am
DJ Slum B / https://soundcloud.com/slum_b

 

Doors open at 7:30pm. Suggested donation of $5-10 at the door. No one turned away for lack of funds.

 

 

IGNITE OPEN MIC Returns!

Free event, Jan 27

 

 

YOHANA (Youth Organizing Home and Neighborhood Action) returns to Bindlestiff with their Ignite Open Mic.

 

Jan 27, 6pm-9pm

Free All-Ages Event!

 

Contact YOHANA@SOMCAN.ORG for more information.

 

Paid Internships Available for

Young Adults in SoMa

 

Interested in learning about how a theater runs? Bindlestiff Studio is looking for four Young Adult Interns to learn about Theater Tech and Theater Management. Candidates must be 18-21 years old and live in SoMa or receive services from a SoMa-based community organization.

 

Theater Tech Interns (two openings)
Job Description: Under the supervision of Bindlestiff’s Technical Director, interns will assist with hanging/focusing lights; setting up sound system; programming light/sound/projection cues; operating the light/sound/projection boards.

 

No previous work experience is necessary, but candidates must be able to lift 20 lbs., safely and confidently climb ladders, know basic computer skills, and have a general interest in working with hardware/tools.
 

Theater Management Interns (two openings)
Job Description: Under the supervision of Bindlestiff’s Managing Director, interns will assist with PR/Marketing for upcoming shows; planning receptions; helping to run the box office; compiling information for grant writing/development; and coordinating with volunteers.

 

No previous experience is necessary, but candidates must be able to lift 20 lbs., know basic computer skills, have a general interest in non-profit management.
 

Each intern will be paid $500 upon completion of 50 hours of training/service, which mostly happen during nights/weekends. Must be fulfilled before June 2017.
 

Eligible candidates should contact oliver@bindlestiffstudio.org.

 

 

 

AROUND THE BARANGAY

 

Be a Light!

GHOSTLIGHT PROJECT SF

Jan 19th, @ A.C.T. Theater

 

 


Bindlestiff Studio is proud to stand in solidarity with the Bay Area Theatre Community on January 19th in a moment of gathering within a larger resistance to intolerance at all levels.

 

On the eve of the Presidential Inauguration, members of the theater community across the country are gathering together to join in a collective, simultaneous action, together creating “light” for challenging times ahead. In the Bay Area, we will gather outside of San Francisco's A.C.T.'s Geary Theater and Berkeley Repertory Theater, as well as in individual theaters to make a pledge. Inspired by the tradition of leaving a "ghost light" on in a darkened theater, artists and communities will make or renew a pledge to stand for and protect the values of inclusion, participation, and compassion for everyone--regardless of race, class, religion, country of origin, immigration status, (dis)ability, gender identity, or sexual orientation.

 

We aim to create brave spaces that will serve as lights in the coming years. We aim to activate a network of people across the country working to support vulnerable communities. This is not a substitution for protests or direct action, but rather a pledge for continued vigilance and increased advocacy.
 

We define "a brave space" as a space where:

  • It is safe to be who you are, regardless of race, class, religion, country of origin, immigration status, (dis)ability, gender identity, or sexual orientation.
  • Diverse opinions, dissent, and argument are not only tolerated, but invited.
  • Active listening and courageous exchange are fundamental values.
  • Collective action, activism, and community engagement, both within and outside the walls of the theater, are cultivated, encouraged, and supported.

Here is the Eventbrite to sign up

http://bit.ly/2icjZvI

 

and the Facebook event to share:
https://www.facebook.com/events/374478012918398

 

What can I bring into the event?
Please bring a flashlight.

 

What can I do instead of, or in addition to coming to the event?
We encourage you to make your own sign and post your photo on the national 
Ghostlight Project Facebook page (let them know where you are located): https://www.facebook.com/groups/theghostlightproject/

 

You can download the sign & poster here:
https://theghostlightproject.com/downloads/

 

Please post with the the hashtag #ghostlightproject #allarewelcome and#bealight.

 

 

KSW Presents:

Book Releases for Jennifer S. Cheng and Richard Andrew Perez, Jan 19

Arc Gallery & Studios
1246 Folsom St. (btw 8th and 9th)
Thursday, January 19th, 2017 8-10pm
Early Bird $8 | Pre-sale $10 | Door $12| Season Pass (includes Celebrate Your Body and APAture 2017) $50 --
bit.ly/kswpresents01

Kearny Street Workshop teams up with Omnidawn Publishing to present the book releases for Jennifer S. Cheng's "House A" and Robert Andrew Perez's "the field".

 

 

 

MARAMING SALAMATBindlestiff Studio Thanks You!

From the bottom of our collective hearts, the Folks at Bindlestiff express our sincere gratitude & love to all who have been supporting our fundraising efforts. Through your generous pledges & donations we are rolling steadily towards our goal. WE CONTINUE TO NEED YOUR HELP.  In order to survive and pay our facilities costs, we rely on the generosity of our donors to keep the doors of the new Bindlestiff Studio open.  If you'd like to help, just follow these simple instructions:Just

  1. 1) Log onto our website:  www.bindlestiffstudio.org
  2.  
  3. 2) On the right-hand side of our front page, click on "SUPPORT THE 'STIFF"
  4.  
  5. 3) Donations are securely made via PayPal.

If you would like more information on how to participate in our fundraising programs, please email info@bindlestiffstudio.org.

 

 

PO Box 190205

San Francisco, CA  94119

(415) 255-0440

www.bindlestiffstudio.org   info@bindlestiffstudio.org

 

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