[NEohioPAL]Wallpaper Fundraiser Going Away Party!!!!

Tue Aug 20 21:26:03 PDT 2002

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Event:  Wallpaper Project Fundraiser 
+ Going away party for Matthew Pierce
Where:  Cabaret Dada  1210 W. 6th St - Warehouse District
When:  Tuesday, August 27  8pm to Midnight
Please RSVP to:  Matthew Pierce matthewrpierce at hotmail.com
The Details:
Howdy los folks!! 

Matty P here, in the midst of my preparations for leavin Cleveland 
to go to Chicago.  But since A)I can't resist a good time 
and B) I want to leave something nice behind for my home state and its 
theatrical life,   I am very excited to announce that on Tuesday evening, 
August 27, from 8 pm to midnight (and beyond?) at Cabaret Dada theatre on 
West 6th in Cleveland's Warehouse District (thanks Chris & John), we gonna 
have a GOING AWAY PARTY/BENEFIT FOR THE WALLPAPER PROJECT!!! 

Finally, here's your chance to come down to West 6th with the pretty people 
and get your shimmy on to a groove that's eclectic, smart and fun (like you), 
not relentlessly oompce oompce oompce oompce. (or is it oontz oontz oontz?) 
Remember, I've spent much time workin at a CD store, so the music will be ON. 
 Then we'll see about maybe givin everybody a free drink so their respective 
grooves flow mo freely.  Perhaps an open mic session too. 

Regardless of the particulars, it'll be a good time before the start of Fall 
seasons and semesters to hobknob, flirt, and say later to me. 

As for the benefit, this is my chance to exploit my exit to support a theatre 
project I love and believe in, that only DePaul University keeps me from 
working on.  Here's the skinny from Rachel Barber, Wallpaper CEO: 

The Wallpaper Project has collaborated with forty communities to share the 
stories of Ohio with the people of Ohio.    Six to eight actors and a crew 
will travel across the state from March through December, working in every 
major metropolitan area and a cross-section of small and medium-sized towns 
to present an original oral-history based production created by Cleveland 
playwright Eric Coble and produced by the Human Race Theatre Company, Dayton. 
 This unprecedented project will reach a live audience of  80,000-100,000 
people.  The project is the recipient of an Extended Collaboration Grant from 
the Theatre Communications Group and has been featured in The Oral History 
Review. 

***So basically, 40 different Ohio communitiies get a play that's about THEM, 
and will feature stories from their long-time residents, and actors from the 
community who may have never gotten a chance to act, and there'll be other 
events at schols and nursing homes and stuff.  Meanwhile, Wallpaper will 
employ a bunch of actor, technicians, and directors doing worthy, 
keep-it-real non-profit theatre that really means something and will connect 
them directly and deeply with their audience.  Fantastic! 

So, hey, you can spare a few bucks to dance, mingle, and find out about a 
great chunk of art that someday may employ you or your buddy.  And thus, the 
future being secured and made safe for noble art even in this "unstable 
economy", we can dispense with any sad faces about me splittin town. 

Peace and Be Well, 
See ya on the 27th 

Matthew 

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<HTML>Event:  Wallpaper Project Fundraiser 
 + Going away party for Matthew Pierce
 Where:  Cabaret Dada  1210 W. 6th St - Warehouse District
 When:  Tuesday, August 27  8pm to Midnight
 Please RSVP to:  Matthew Pierce matthewrpierce at hotmail.com
 The Details:
 Howdy los folks!! 
 
 Matty P here, in the midst of my preparations for leavin Cleveland 
 to go to Chicago.  But since A)I can't resist a good time 
 and B) I want to leave something nice behind for my home state and its theatrical life,   I am very excited to announce that on Tuesday evening, August 27, from 8 pm to midnight (and beyond?) at Cabaret Dada theatre on West 6th in Cleveland's Warehouse District (thanks Chris & John), we gonna have a GOING AWAY PARTY/BENEFIT FOR THE WALLPAPER PROJECT!!! 
 
 Finally, here's your chance to come down to West 6th with the pretty people and get your shimmy on to a groove that's eclectic, smart and fun (like you), not relentlessly oompce oompce oompce oompce. (or is it oontz oontz oontz?) Remember, I've spent much time workin at a CD store, so the music will be ON.  Then we'll see about maybe givin everybody a free drink so their respective grooves flow mo freely.  Perhaps an open mic session too. 
 
 Regardless of the particulars, it'll be a good time before the start of Fall seasons and semesters to hobknob, flirt, and say later to me. 
 
 As for the benefit, this is my chance to exploit my exit to support a theatre project I love and believe in, that only DePaul University keeps me from working on.  Here's the skinny from Rachel Barber, Wallpaper CEO: 
 
 The Wallpaper Project has collaborated with forty communities to share the stories of Ohio with the people of Ohio.    Six to eight actors and a crew will travel across the state from March through December, working in every major metropolitan area and a cross-section of small and medium-sized towns to present an original oral-history based production created by Cleveland playwright Eric Coble and produced by the Human Race Theatre Company, Dayton.  This unprecedented project will reach a live audience of  80,000-100,000 people.  The project is the recipient of an Extended Collaboration Grant from the Theatre Communications Group and has been featured in The Oral History Review. 
 
 ***So basically, 40 different Ohio communitiies get a play that's about THEM, and will feature stories from their long-time residents, and actors from the community who may have never gotten a chance to act, and there'll be other events at schols and nursing homes and stuff.  Meanwhile, Wallpaper will employ a bunch of actor, technicians, and directors doing worthy, keep-it-real non-profit theatre that really means something and will connect them directly and deeply with their audience.  Fantastic! 
 
 So, hey, you can spare a few bucks to dance, mingle, and find out about a great chunk of art that someday may employ you or your buddy.  And thus, the future being secured and made safe for noble art even in this "unstable economy", we can dispense with any sad faces about me splittin town. 
 
 Peace and Be Well, 
 See ya on the 27th 
 
 
 Matthew 
 
 
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