Rude Mechanicals Productions presents James Goldman's "THE L

dtorres1273 · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 1

I've been shamlessly self-promoting the hell out of my upcoming show,
but hey - I'm damn proud of it. This is one of the best casts I have
ever worked with. And I'm old!

I hope to see you all there!

Rude Mechanicals Productions presents James Goldman's "THE LION IN
WINTER."

This serious comedy presents the intrigues and relationships
surrounding the life of King Henry II of England towards the end of
his life. This 40th anniversary production is filled with laughter,
tears, action and suspense.

All proceeds from these performances will go to benefit the non-profit
organization Rude Mechanicals in its efforts to open a new Theatrical
venue in the South Bay. It is our hope that this new Theatre will
become a home for the Theatre Arts in the Torrance and Beach Cities
areas.

"THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates.

Showtimes are:

Friday, July 27 - 8:00 PM
Saturday, July 28 - 2:00 PM
Saturday, July 28 - 8:00 PM
Sunday, July 29 - 2:00 PM

Tickets are $25.00 for any seat in the house and can be purchased at
the Norris Box Office, or by calling (310)544-0403

Due to language and subject matter, this production is considered
appropriate for audiences 18 years and over only.

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David Lawver · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 30

dtorres1273@yahoo.com wrote:
> I've been shamlessly self-promoting the hell out of my upcoming show,
> but hey - I'm damn proud of it. This is one of the best casts I have
> ever worked with. And I'm old!
> All proceeds from these performances will go to benefit the non-profit
> organization Rude Mechanicals in its efforts to open a new Theatrical
> venue in the South Bay. It is our hope that this new Theatre will
> become a home for the Theatre Arts in the Torrance and Beach Cities
> areas.
>
> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates.
> Tickets are $25.00 for any seat in the house and can be purchased at
> the Norris Box Office, or by calling (310)544-0403
>
> Due to language and subject matter, this production is considered
> appropriate for audiences 18 years and over only.

But you don't even tell us where!!! Though from the phone number
format you might guess somewhere in the US.

And please... Lion in Winter only appropriate for 18? What are you
doing... the nude version?

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David Lawver dmlawver@facstaff.wisc.edu
"Without danger, Mr. Bardolph, there is no theatre." -Peter Shaffer

JPW · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 9

On Jul 21, 11:37 pm, David Lawver wrote:
> dtorres1...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > I've been shamlessly self-promoting the hell out of my upcoming show,
> > but hey - I'm damn proud of it. This is one of the best casts I have
> > ever worked with. And I'm old!
> > All proceeds from these performances will go to benefit the non-profit
> > organization Rude Mechanicals in its efforts to open a new Theatrical
> > venue in the South Bay. It is our hope that this new Theatre will
> > become a home for the Theatre Arts in the Torrance and Beach Cities
> > areas.
>
> > "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
> > Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates.
> > Tickets are $25.00 for any seat in the house and can be purchased at
> > the Norris Box Office, or by calling (310)544-0403
>
> > Due to language and subject matter, this production is considered
> > appropriate for audiences 18 years and over only.
>
> But you don't even tell us where!!! Though from the phone number
> format you might guess somewhere in the US.
>
>

He does state quite clearly where it will be:

"THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates--Torrance

JPW
http://www.jpwearing.com

David Lawver · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 30

JPW wrote:
> On Jul 21, 11:37 pm, David Lawver wrote:
>
>>dtorres1...@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>>I've been shamlessly self-promoting the hell out of my upcoming show,
>>>but hey - I'm damn proud of it. This is one of the best casts I have
>>>ever worked with. And I'm old!
>>>All proceeds from these performances will go to benefit the non-profit
>>>organization Rude Mechanicals in its efforts to open a new Theatrical
>>>venue in the South Bay. It is our hope that this new Theatre will
>>>become a home for the Theatre Arts in the Torrance and Beach Cities
>>>areas.
>>
>>>"THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
>>>Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates.
>>>Tickets are $25.00 for any seat in the house and can be purchased at
>>>the Norris Box Office, or by calling (310)544-0403
>>
>>>Due to language and subject matter, this production is considered
>>>appropriate for audiences 18 years and over only.
>>
>>But you don't even tell us where!!! Though from the phone number
>>format you might guess somewhere in the US.
> He does state quite clearly where it will be:
>
> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates--Torrance

But where is Torrance? US? Australia?? New Zealand??? Canada????

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David Lawver dmlawver@facstaff.wisc.edu
"Without danger, Mr. Bardolph, there is no theatre." -Peter Shaffer

Stephen Farrow · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 473

David Lawver wrote:
> JPW wrote:
>> On Jul 21, 11:37 pm, David Lawver wrote:
>>
>>> dtorres1...@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> I've been shamlessly self-promoting the hell out of my upcoming show,
>>>> but hey - I'm damn proud of it. This is one of the best casts I have
>>>> ever worked with. And I'm old!
>>>> All proceeds from these performances will go to benefit the non-profit
>>>> organization Rude Mechanicals in its efforts to open a new Theatrical
>>>> venue in the South Bay. It is our hope that this new Theatre will
>>>> become a home for the Theatre Arts in the Torrance and Beach Cities
>>>> areas.
>>>
>>>> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
>>>> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates.
>>>> Tickets are $25.00 for any seat in the house and can be purchased at
>>>> the Norris Box Office, or by calling (310)544-0403
>>>
>>>> Due to language and subject matter, this production is considered
>>>> appropriate for audiences 18 years and over only.
>>>
>>> But you don't even tell us where!!! Though from the phone number
>>> format you might guess somewhere in the US.
>> He does state quite clearly where it will be:
>>
>> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
>> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates--Torrance
>
> But where is Torrance? US? Australia?? New Zealand??? Canada????
>

The 310 area code is a clue.

--

Stephen

The past is another country. 1987's just the Isle of Wight.

David Lawver · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 30

Stephen Farrow wrote:
> David Lawver wrote:
>
>> JPW wrote:
>>
>>> On Jul 21, 11:37 pm, David Lawver wrote:
>>>
>>>> dtorres1...@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I've been shamlessly self-promoting the hell out of my upcoming show,
>>>>> but hey - I'm damn proud of it. This is one of the best casts I have
>>>>> ever worked with. And I'm old!
>>>>> All proceeds from these performances will go to benefit the non-profit
>>>>> organization Rude Mechanicals in its efforts to open a new Theatrical
>>>>> venue in the South Bay. It is our hope that this new Theatre will
>>>>> become a home for the Theatre Arts in the Torrance and Beach Cities
>>>>> areas.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
>>>>> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates.
>>>>> Tickets are $25.00 for any seat in the house and can be purchased at
>>>>> the Norris Box Office, or by calling (310)544-0403
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Due to language and subject matter, this production is considered
>>>>> appropriate for audiences 18 years and over only.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> But you don't even tell us where!!! Though from the phone number
>>>> format you might guess somewhere in the US.
>>>
>>> He does state quite clearly where it will be:
>>>
>>> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
>>> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates--Torrance
>>
>>
>> But where is Torrance? US? Australia?? New Zealand??? Canada????
>>
>
> The 310 area code is a clue.
>

Yeah, but if one really wants folks to come to one's show, it would
be wise to offer more than clues... Without doing research, I don't
know whether 310 is 200 or 2000 miles away from me...

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David Lawver dmlawver@facstaff.wisc.edu
"Without danger, Mr. Bardolph, there is no theatre." -Peter Shaffer

Jim Beaver · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 14

"David Lawver" wrote in message @facstaff.wisc.edu...
> dtorres1273@yahoo.com wrote:
>> I've been shamlessly self-promoting the hell out of my upcoming show,
>> but hey - I'm damn proud of it. This is one of the best casts I have
>> ever worked with. And I'm old!
>> All proceeds from these performances will go to benefit the non-profit
>> organization Rude Mechanicals in its efforts to open a new Theatrical
>> venue in the South Bay. It is our hope that this new Theatre will
>> become a home for the Theatre Arts in the Torrance and Beach Cities
>> areas.
>>
>> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
>> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates.
>> Tickets are $25.00 for any seat in the house and can be purchased at
>> the Norris Box Office, or by calling (310)544-0403
>>
>> Due to language and subject matter, this production is considered
>> appropriate for audiences 18 years and over only.
>
> But you don't even tell us where!!! Though from the phone number
> format you might guess somewhere in the US.
>
> And please... Lion in Winter only appropriate for 18? What are you
> doing... the nude version?

I did LIW last year with a nude scene. (The opening scene between Henry and
Alais.) It worked extremely well (the dialog in that opening leaves lots of
room for a variety of approaches.) But even so, we never restricted the
audience by age. We just put up a notice that the show contained brief,
tasteful nudity and let people decide for themselves.

Jim Beaver

marika · Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 13

David Lawver wrote in message ...
>Stephen Farrow wrote:
>> David Lawver wrote:
>>
>>> JPW wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Jul 21, 11:37 pm, David Lawver wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> dtorres1...@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I've been shamlessly self-promoting the hell out of my upcoming show,
>>>>>> but hey - I'm damn proud of it. This is one of the best casts I have
>>>>>> ever worked with. And I'm old!
>>>>>> All proceeds from these performances will go to benefit the
non-profit
>>>>>> organization Rude Mechanicals in its efforts to open a new Theatrical
>>>>>> venue in the South Bay. It is our hope that this new Theatre will
>>>>>> become a home for the Theatre Arts in the Torrance and Beach Cities
>>>>>> areas.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
>>>>>> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates.
>>>>>> Tickets are $25.00 for any seat in the house and can be purchased at
>>>>>> the Norris Box Office, or by calling (310)544-0403
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Due to language and subject matter, this production is considered
>>>>>> appropriate for audiences 18 years and over only.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> But you don't even tell us where!!! Though from the phone number
>>>>> format you might guess somewhere in the US.
>>>>
>>>> He does state quite clearly where it will be:
>>>>
>>>> "THE LION IN WINTER" will be presented at the Norris Theatre - 27570
>>>> Crossfield Drive, Rolling Hills Estates--Torrance
>>>
>>>
>>> But where is Torrance? US? Australia?? New Zealand??? Canada????
>>>
>>
>> The 310 area code is a clue.
>>
>
>Yeah, but if one really wants folks to come to one's show, it would
>be wise to offer more than clues... Without doing research, I don't
>know whether 310 is 200 or 2000 miles away from me...

Perhaps he's not the shameless self promoter he alleges he is

mk5000

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