ANDHOW! THEATER COMPANY’S 1ST ANNUAL BENEFIT

TENNESSEE times two
A PERFORMANCE OF TWO TENNESSEE WILLIAMS ONE ACTS 

SPEAK TO ME LIKE THE RAIN AND LET ME LISTEN
WITH TIMOTHY FANNON & MARGIE STOKLEY

THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMNED
WITH TIM FANNON & MARGIE STOKLEY

DIRECTED BY JESSICA & ANDREW IRONS

TO BE FOLLOWED BY GALLERY RECEPTION
COCKTAILS, HORS DOURVES
WITH LIVE MUSIC BY DAVID FRIEDLAND

DECEMBER 17, 2001
8PM CURTAIN 

THE BLUE HERON ARTS CENTER 
123 EAST 24TH STREET (JUST EAST OF PARK AVENUE SOUTH)

$30 (TAX DEDUCTABLE) 
TO RSVP & FOR RESERVATIONS CALL ANDHOW! @ 347/512-4518
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Future Plans

Dear Friends and Colleagues

ANDHOW!, like the rest of the theater community, New York City and all of America, grieves for the September 11 tragedies and the changes in our world that have followed. We have grappled with how to combat sadness and maintain our voice in the artistic community and the world at large. We must, now more than ever, remember and participate in what is beautiful about humanity. The arts can be an important source of solace and renewal. 

Our plan for the next few months is as follows: 

T e n n e s s e e T i m e s T w o 
Later this month you will receive an invitation to an evening of Tennessee Williams one-act plays to be followed by hors d' ourves, cocktails and live music at the Blue Heron Arts Center in New York City. We are delighted to celebrate at least two of this great American playwright's lesser-known works. 

B e g i n n i n g t h e A m e r i c a n S p i r i t
Slated for early winter, is our Beginning the American Spirit celebration. The celebration will consist of readings of the first part (a beginning scene, act, or any other part an individual playwright chooses to write) of five new plays discussing the American Spirit. A question and answer session will follow the readings, and the audience will have the opportunity to give feed back to the playwrights and voice opinions about where the plays can go in the following scenes, acts, etc. 

T h i s L e t t e r
The last part of our plan is this letter: Our $5 donation campaign. We understand that right now the majority of non-profit gifts should go to the World Trade Center relief, which is why we are requesting only $5.00 donations. 

As our nation and world shifts, please help us to provide one of the havens of beauty: the theater. It is alive within us all still. 

Sincerely, 

Jessica Davis-Irons 
Artistic Director

Andrew Irons 
Producing Director