Apr 1

 

TAGALOG Auditions this Saturday

 

 

Call for Auditions for Tagalog 2017.

Tagalog is in its 2nd year and Bindlestiff is looking for 9 performers who are able to commit to rehearsals in May and June and a three week run in July.

1 Male in his 20's-30's -- Non-Tagalog speaking okay
 

1 Male in his 20's to early 30's --Tagalog speaker preferred, must prepare song for audition

1 Male in his late 30's and early 40's -- Tagalog speaker preferred, prepare a song for audition

1 Male - 18-early 20's --Tagalog speaker preferred, can play a young boy
 

1 Female - 18-ealry 20's --Tagalog speaker preferred, can play a young girl
 

1 Female in her 20's to early 30's --Tagalog speaker preferred, must prepare song for audition
 

3 Females - 20's to early 40's --Tagalog speaker preferred
 

When:
Auditions - April 1st 12pm to 5pm
Call Backs - April 2nd 12pm to 5pm
 

Where:

Bindlestiff Studio 185 6th street at Howard. Street parking only. Meters enforced on Saturday.
 

Call:

Open Call. Appointments recommended
 

Prepare:

One 1-minute monologue. One short song.
 

Performances:

Tagalog 2017 will be performed at Bindlestiff Studio Thursday thru Saturday at 8pm, opening on July 13th and closing on the 29th with possible matinee dates.
 

Info:
Contact
Lorna Velasco, lorna.velasco@gmail.com
Joyce Juan-Manalo, jjmanalo@gmail.com

 

Photo by Paciano Triunfo. Lee Robin Salazar and Richgail Enriquez in "Hintayan ng Langit" by Juan Miguel Severo from Tagalog 2016.

 

 

"What is a geek?" It's more than you think. More than a pair of glasses, packed conventions, and bright costumes. Being a geek is about passion... community... loyalty... struggle... journeys... premieres... and finales. It’s never being ashamed of what you love in this world -- even when this world doesn’t love you back.

 

"The Geek Show" is a dynamic theater experience featuring sketch comedy, scripted drama, and film to celebrate and satirize the phenomenon of "geek culture." It's designed to unite fangirls and fanboys from all geekdoms, alike, and shed light on some of the community's deeper issues and problems from outside and within. 

 

When:

April 20-29th, Thurs-Sat, 8PM @ Bindlestiff Studio.

 

Tix: 

$10 - Students/Seniors; $15 - General; $25 - Support-the-Artist

http://geekshow.bpt.me/​

 

Apr 7

 

YOHANA's Ignite Open Mic, Apr 7

 

 

Come and join us at YOHANA's open mic, April 7, 6pm-9pm. FREE Event! The theme is Know Your Roots from a place where you come from to the community you live in. Showcase who you are and what your culture is about through song, dance, or poetry. We are also open to anyone who wants to perform at the event! So please tell your friends and families to come and celebrate the different "roots" that we have. 

 

Apr 8

 

Birthday Bash/Bindlestiff Benefit, Apr 8 

 

 

Celebrate the birthday of local punk rock legend, Rupert Estanislao, with a night of hardcore music, featuring:

 

AninoKo
Digma
Power Struggle
VWLS
Kasamas
Hafner
Bwan Music
Mister REY
Death Glam
Contra Control
Spit Ritual

 

 

April, 8th. 5pm-Midnight

Bindlestiff Studio

 

ALL AGES $10  at-the-door

 

PROCEEDS GO TO BINDLESTIFF

 

 

Paid Positions Available for 

SOMA Residents!

 

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

 

Theater Tech Interns 
Job Description: Under the supervision of Bindlestiff’s Technical Director, two 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 Intern
Job Description: Under the supervision of Bindlestiff’s Managing Director, the intern 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 $15/hour up to 80 hours of training/service, which mostly happen during nights/weekends. Must be fulfilled before July 2017.
 

Eligible candidates should contact oliver@bindlestiffstudio.org.