MEANWHILE OVER AT THE GASLIGHT THEATRE CROWDS ARE EAGER FOR MORE COWBOY FUN IN "THE BELLE OF TOMBSTONE"

By Chuck Graham, TucsonStage.com

 

Gaslight photo

Another eager audience settles into the pine paneled theater to start their new  year with comic western history and free popcorn.

 

This Gaslight Theatre classic has returned in a new production that flaunts its soaring wiles across a curtained stage of high notes and evil intentions.

 

AT THE ROGUE THEATER IN A DELIGHTFUL PREQUEL TO "PETER PAN" WE LEARN THE IMPORTANCE OF NEVER GROWING OLD

By Chuck Graham, TucsonStage.com

 

photo by Tim Fuller

A trio of lost boys find sanctuary under the care of Molly Aster (Chelsey Jean Smith) in the fanciful "Peter and the Starcatcher."

 

Time to brush up on your “Peter Pan,” so you can properly appreciate the prequel “Peter and the Starcatcher” where Peter, one of the orphaned Lost Boys, first learns to fly, meets a roguish pirate captain and the flitty flash of Tinkerbell while setting the stage for the Rogue Theatre's most charming and delightful production.

Please know that this prequel is not so much a play for children to embrace the unexpected insights of a theatrical experience, as it is a play intended to encourage adults of a certain age to get back in touch with the distant memories of their own childhood.

The “Peter” who is destined to become Peter Pan in his next life is played by Hunter Hnat, a grumpy loner tossed in with two other equally hapless parent-less  London lads.

Cynthia Meier is directing this imagination-stretching fantasy that does not so much tell a story as create an experience eagerly embracing the challenge to encourage long-ago grownups to forget all their adult responsibilities and start fluffing up their own memories of being boys and girls who feel certain their own lives will become full of the most exciting adventures.

As is the Rogue's tradition to stimulate its audience by using mere hints of reality so each person can activate their own mindfulness to fill in the details, Meier creates stuffy British naval officers and their tall masted ships – one named “Neverland” that gets shipwrecked and splits in two. Ensuing incidents provide additional clues to key elements in J.M. Barrie's own beloved classic.

Of course everyone is watching for the sharp-toothed crocodile and that ticking clock. They won't be disappointed.

Playing major supporting roles are Matt Walley as the treacherous pirate leader Black Stache, and Chelsey Jean Smith as the take- charge female, Molly Aster.

A cast of 12 covers 16 roles, filling out essential brush strokes to the story's pecking order and other customs of England's male-dominated nineteenth century society.

Here's one tip, don't be late to take your seat for Act Two. It opens with a chorus line of mermaids flipping the bright colors of their fluorescent tails. You don't want to miss that.

“Peter and the Starcatcher” plays through Feb. 1 in The Rogue Theatre at the Historic Y, 300 E. University Blvd., running two hours 20 minutes including a 10-minute intermission. For details and reservations, visit www.theroguetheatre.org

 

PCC Theatre is auditions for tPulitzer Prize winning play "Fairview" by Jackie Sibblies Drury

 

From: Green, Maryann <mkgreen1@pima.edu>
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2026 10:53 AM
Subject: audition announcement

 

PCC Theatre is holding open auditions for their spring production of the Pulitzer Prize winning play "Fairview" by Jackie Sibblies Drury, directed by Esther Almazan and Tanisha Ray. Auditions are January 27 and 28th, 4:30-7pm on the West Campus in the Black Box Theater (2202 W Anklam Rd). 

Show runs April 22nd to May 3rd. 

Email Maryann (production manager) mkgreen1@pima.edu or Esther (estherblue@live.com) if you have questions. Sign up for an audition time here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084EAAA92BABFFC61-61606331-fairview

 

 

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Shoestring Players Auditions for “Picasso at the Lapin Agile”

 

From: Santa Cruz Shoestring Players <info@santacruzshoestringplayers.org>
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2026 5:44 PM
Subject: Shoestring Players Auditions

 

 

Upcoming Auditions

 

 

 

 

The Santa Cruz Shoestring Players will hold open auditions for "Picasso at the Lapin Agile" by Steve Martin on January 26 and 27 at 6:30 PM at the Community Performance & Art Center, 1250 W. Continental Road, Green Valley, AZ 85622.

 

Director Mike Manolakes will be casting 7 male and 3 female adult roles.  All roles are open; none are precast.  Auditions will consist of readings from the script; no advance preparation is required.

Performances are April 9 through 12 and April 17 through 19.

The comedy by actor/comedian/musician Steve Martin tells the story of an evening in Paris in the year 1904, when Pablo Picasso and Albert Einstein meet in a bar called the Lapin Agile.  Though neither man is famous yet, it is apparent that their genius will transform the twentieth century.  Before the evening ends, they are joined by a time-traveling rock and roll singer from the future, who will also influence the century.

 

No accents will be used on stage (except for the Visitor's southern American accent).

 

Character descriptions (all ages flexible, except for Picasso and Einstein, who should pass for their historical ages in 1904) can be found here:

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TOLt6FVEDB1vwLZafIys8uGZGgd4zNzI/view

 

 

 

 

Our performances of Picasso at the Lapin Agile will also include a Readers Theatre performance of I'm Herbert, by Robert Anderson. I'm Herbert will have a different cast each night, and auditions are open to anyone! Auditions will be held Wednesday, January 28 at 6:30 pm at the Community Performance and Art Center

No memorization necessary, but total familiarity with script when performed is expected, and rehearsals will be held.

PERFORMANCE DATES: April 9-12 and April 17-19

Cast: one older adult male and one older adult woman

"I'm Herbert" is a comedic, yet touching, one-act comedy sketch by Robert Anderson, part of his collection "You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running," featuring two elderly people (Herbert & Muriel) on a porch discussing life, love, and their spouses with hilarious, sometimes poignant, misunderstandings.

For more information, contact Regina Ford reginaford492@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

Santa Cruz Shoestring Players
Community Performance & Art Center (CPAC)
1250 Continental Road, Green Valley, AZ 85622
520-399-1750

info@santacruzshoestringplayers.org

 

 

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OLD PUEBLO PLAYWRIGHTS AUDITIONS NOTICE

From: David Zinke <dzinkmeister@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2026 3:13 AM
Subject: OLD PUEBLO PLAYWRIGHTS AUDITIONS NOTICE

 

• OLD PUEBLO PLAYWRIGHTS (OPP) will hold open auditions on JANUARY 19, 2026 AT ST. FRANCIS IN THE FOOTHILLS - 4625 E River Rd, Tucson, AZ 85718  (At Swan)  Rooms 43 and 50.

            * Open Auditions 6 PM - 8 pm, 

            * Please arrive early. 

            * No reserved audition spots. 

            * First arrivals, first auditions.  

            * Read or recite a 2-minute monologue. 

            * Sides provided for cold reading auditions. 

Many of the actor/readers we utilized to read previous versions of our plays at regular OPP meetings were invited to reprise those roles if they are willing and available.  When they can't, we hold open auditions like this to fill those roles. 

This year, we will cast the following roles from this open audition. 

For "His Father's Son" by David Zinke = Directed by Zach Wetzel  

                   

         Two male leads plus two supporting roles

         Aaron Smith  45 - 55  a gay elder

         Harry Smith  45 - 55  Aaron's husband               

         Bucky, 20 to 27 - gay younger man

         Sue - 45 to 53 - lesbian - any race/ethnicity

For "The Chemo Lounge" by John Vornholt 

        

           Female, 55-60  any race/ethnicity

                       Male, 40 ish  any race/ethnicity

                   

The OPP New Play Festival will run April 2, 3,4, and 5 at 7pm with a matinee on April 4 at 2 pm.  All shows will be presented at The Invisible Theatre. Please do not audition if you are not available on those dates. 

 

Each show gets only one live performance, a staged reading with scripts in hand. 

Some rehearsals will be required. 

 

REPEAT - NO RESERVED AUDITION TIME SLOTS.  FIRST ARRIVALS - FIRST AUDITIONS 

 

BUT PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU INTEND TO AUDITION

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DROP A NOTE TO  

DAVID YOUNGERMAN - AUDITIONS COORDINATOR - deyoungerman@yahoo.com 

 

The remainder of the plays for the Festival are precast with readers from our weekly Monday evening meetings. To be added to our year-round Monday evening reader list, please contact OPP Secretary, David Zinke at: dzinkmeister@yahoo.com with your contact information and basic actor type info - age, sex, and type of roles you prefer.

 

 

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The Bennett TheatreLab Winter Term - NEW 2026 ACTING CLASSES

 

From: philipgbennett@yahoo.com <philipgbennett@yahoo.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2025 9:39 PM
Subject: WINTER 26 - AD 1 POSTER

 

 

The Bennett TheatreLab & Conservatory “Growth of Body, Mind and Soul.”

Master Classes in the Stanislavsky System of Acting 

 

NOW REGISTERING

NEW 2026 ACTING CLASSES

Winter Term: January 5 through February 15^th, 2026

The TheatreLab offers: Active Analysis through Physical Actions. The Lab is a safe, intimate and supportive environment for honest exploration and artistic growth. A place for the serious novice and professional alike.         

Classes include:  Meditation, Psychophysical Conditioning Exercises, Voice and Speech, Dramatic improvisation, Scene Study, Active Text Analysis through Physical Actions, Shakespeare and the Classics, Public Performance Scene Nights

Foundation Technique:  Saturday – 12:00 – 2:45

Introduction to the Stanislavsky System of Psychophysical Action. First steps to Building a Character through Improvisational techniques.

Classical Acting:         Sunday – 6:00 – 8:45

A workshop based on the amazing vocal and physical exercises as practiced by the Royal Shakespeare Company.  Emphasis on Shakespeare, and includes work on Greek drama and other major classical texts.

In-Depth and Advanced Character Exploration: Monday – 6:00 – 8:45

Emphasis on Contemporary texts: Requires ability to Improvise Actions for Text Analysis. Foundation Technique is a prerequisite or its equivalent.

For further Information and request to AUDIT classes…

www.BennettTheatreLab.com

 

The Lab is located at the Historic Y, 300 University Blvd. Tucson, AZ (Entrance on 5^th Avenue)

Philip G. Bennett, Founder, Artistic Director is internationally recognized as a master teacher of the Stanislavsky System of Acting with 56 years of experience. He holds a BA in Humanities and a graduate Certificate of Mastery from the renowned American Stanislavsky Theatre in New York, where he served as actor, teacher and Assistant Artistic Director to Sonia Moore, émigré actress/director from the Third Studio of the Moscow Art Theatre.  Bennett founded the San Francisco Theatre Academy, with film affiliates in the Bay Area and Hollywood.  He is a recipient of the prestigious Hollywood DramaLogue Award for Best Direction and Debut of a New Company.  Graduate students appear regularly in film and television and are accepted in conservatories and repertory companies in the US and the UK.  Mr. Bennett’s new textbook, written with co-writer Prof. Stephanie Daventry French, Experiencing Stanislavsky Today, published by Routledge Academic Publishers, London and New York.

 

 

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Invisible Theatre presents CONSTELLATIONS BY NICK PAYNE

 

From: Invisible Theatre <betsy@invisibletheatre.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 4, 2025 5:31 PM

 

 

Beginning 2026 Beneath New Constellations

 

 

 

 

 

CONSTELLATIONS BY NICK PAYNE

JANUARY 11 - 25

 

What if every decision spun a new universe into existence? Constellations is a captivating, reality-bending love story following Roland, a humble beekeeper, and Marianne, a brilliant physicist, as they navigate fate, free will, and countless parallel possibilities. With each word and choice, their relationship veers down a different path in this lyrical and affecting exploration of love and destiny. Starring Sean Patrick and Shanon Elias, directed by Carrie Cole.

 

Show Dates & Times

 

 

Get Your Constellations Tickets Now!

 

 

 

The Latest with Linda: Production Insights

 

 

 

Have you ever noticed the mysterious people dressed all in black, quietly moving around during a theater production?

 

As the Production Stage Manager for IT, I'm one of those people! Once a show has opened, you'll most likely find me in the control booth at the back of the theater. That's where I call the cues to make the lights, sound, video, and projections happen at just the right moment. If I do my job well, you won't even notice I'm there.

 

During rehearsals, I sit next to the director, taking detailed notes on every aspect of the production to share with the set, costume, lighting, and sound designers. Live theater is a team effort, and a big part of my role is making sure everyone stays organized and has the information they need to do their jobs.

 

I joined the IT staff a year ago, and I'm living proof that it's never too late to follow your dreams. I did a lot of theater in high school and college—where I discovered how much I enjoyed stage management—but ultimately pursued a different path, becoming an archaeologist. I spent 25 years with the Tucson-based nonprofit Archaeology Southwest.

 

About three years ago, as I began thinking about retirement, I returned to the world of theater, stage managing for local Tucson companies. That experience led me to my current position here at IT. It's truly a dream job, and I feel so fortunate to have found a home in Tucson's vibrant theater community.

 

Thank you to Betsy and everyone at IT for making that possible!

 

 

 

Making the Invisible Visible for 54 Years!

 

 

 

We know you agree! There are endless reasons to support our 54th Season. Here are just a few from our Invisible Theatre Family at our Season Kick-Off Open House!

Why Donate?

 

 

 

Support 54 Years of The Invisible Theatre

 

 

Thank you to everyone who has donated to our 54 Reasons for the Season Fundraising Campaign!! Help us meet our goal of $54,000 by December 31st!!

So many ways to donate!! You help us make the INVISIBLE. . .VISIBLE

 

·    Online at www.invisibletheatre.com

·    Via Check in the Mail!

·    Call Louis at the Box Office at 520-882-9721

·    Come by our office and visit in person!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Buy Your Season Tickets Here!

 

Invisible Theatre | 1400 North First Avenue | Tucson, AZ 85719 US

 

 

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Desert Crown Theatre Company presents A Christmas Carol

 

 

THIS WEEKEND, DEC. 12th & 13th, ONLY! Desert Crown Theatre Company stages their 5th Annual production of Charles Dickens' classic ghost story, 'A Christmas Carol.' The timeless tale of redemption, hope, and Christmas cheer. Songs! Spooky spirits! Laughter! Family-friendly fun! Tickets are going fast and seats are reserved! This is your chance to visit Victorian England!

 

3 Performances Only: Dec. 12th, 6pm; Dec. 13th, 1pm; Dec. 13th 6pm. Christ Lutheran Vail, 14600 E Colossal Cave Rd, Vail, AZ 85641.

 

BUY TICKETS HERE: https://desertcrowntheater.ludus.com/index.php...

VENUE DIRECTIONS: https://desertcrowntheater.ludus.com/show_location.php...

 

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ARIZONA THEATRE COMPANY GIVES ITS NEW PLAY AN IMAGINATION-STETCHING LOOK OF FUTURE POSSIBILITIES

 

photo by Tim Fuller

Atmosphere is everything in Arizona Theatre Company's high-tech, fast-paced jewel thief saga "Heist," the play that plays like a movie.

 

No one said anything at the time, but the computerizing of special effects in movies over the last couple of decades has created a present-day cinema experience chock full of superheroes with incredible super powers that have virtually no connection to actual human beings whatsoever.

Haven't you ever thought “I'd enjoy theater a lot more if those stage plays were more like movies?”

Well, somebody thought of it because now Arizona Theatre Company has opened “Heist,” where actual actors give performances that blend high-tech special stage effects straight into the conventional downtown setting at the Temple of Music and Art.

ATC's own artistic director Matt August has put all this magical tech together, stirring in video imagery with wraparound sound, wraparound lighting and other startling stage effects that probably don't even have names yet.

So if you want a glimpse today of what tomorrow's theatrical productions will look like, see “Heist.”

Maintaining a tight fit between splashy technology and tense human feelings is the tricky part and August keeps everything on stage poppin'! If you like the idea of seeing theater without boundaries, you want to be here.

There are plenty of more or less conventional scenes where the actors talk to each other, but there are just as many more where the actors talk directly to the audience. That fourth wall gets broken so often it starts feeling more like a backyard fence between good neighbors.

The “Heist” cast of six all look to be about the same age – 23 ½ – dressed in the daytime casual street clothes of        present-day New York City.

Matthew Floyd Miller plays Marvin, the presumed leader of this ambitious gang of do-it-yourself jewel thieves. Valerie Perri is called The Spider, who attracts their attention with her jeweled possessions.

There is a tightly twisted and ever-tricky plot, although the point of “Heist” is more about the total stage experience. Basically getting the gang together comes first, then a failed jewelry heist that tests the members trust of each other, setting up the denouement.

Canadian playwright Arun Lakra provides clever and humorous dialogue to carry the story along.

Equally important in this elaborate presentation are the scenic designer James Noone, lighting designer Mike Billings, sound designer and original music composer Daniel Perelstein Jacuette and costume designer Kish Finnegan.

Completing the cast are Jessica Fishenfeld as Angie, Ethan Henry as Kruger, Brandon Ruiter as Ryan and Jynx Zavala as Fiona.

Performances of “Heist” continue through Dec 20 in the Temple of Music and Art, 330 S. Scott Ave. The run time is two hours, including intermission. For details and reservations, visit www.atc.org

 

Tucson Fringe presents Don't Feed the Troll

 

From: Adrian Cory < adriancory1@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, December 8, 2025 9:24 PM
Subject: Don't Feed the Troll

 

Come see the new play at the Tucson Fringe Festival 

 

Amy, an intersectional feminist, begins to attract online abuse when she broadens her writing career as an op-ed columnist. While Amy accepts trolling as a necessary evil in her line of work, her world spirals out of control when her husband becomes a victim of doxxing.  In Amy's pursuit of the troll terrorizing her, she seeks help from an employee of Y? – a social media platform whose anti-woke owner is all about the first amendment. Can Amy draw the troll out and appeal to him to stop his onslaught or will the online threats break out into a real-world calamity?

Content Warning: 18+, Strong Language, Depictions or Discussion of Violence, Sexual Content.

 

Playwright: Adrian Cory, Oro Valley, Tucson, AZ

Adrian has had several plays produced for both stage and radio including Social Outcast (Canal Café Theatre, London), The Knight of Malta (Manhattan Repertory Theatre, NYC), and Terror on Edge Island (Narada Radio Company). Adrian is a UK ex-pat who has been engaged with Tucson's theatrical community since moving from Seattle two years ago. An active member of the Old Pueblo's Playwright group, Adrian also played Father Benito in Borderlands Theatre's recent production of Claudia's Family. 

 

 

WHEN

ONE NIGHT ONLY! TICKETS $15 AVAILABLE VIA THE LINK BELOW.

 

January 8th 2026
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

 

 

 

WHERE

 

 

The Historic Y,
738 North 5th Avenue,
Tucson AZ
85705

 

 

 

BUY TICKETS FOR DON'T FEED THE TROLL

 

 

 

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Old Pueblo Playwrights weekly meeting

 

From: David Zinke <dzinkmeister@yahoo.com>
Sent: Monday, December 8, 2025 5:39 AM
Subject: Reminder/Invitation

 

Old Pueblo Playwrights cordially invite you to attend their weekly meeting, Monday, December 8, 2025 beginning at 7 pm.  This is the  second Monday of the month, so we will have a Hybrid meeting.  That means you can either join us via our Zoom link (below COMING OPP ATTRACTIONS) OR attend in person at St. Francis in the Foothills, Room 50.  ( campus map attached) 

 

OPP President, John Vornholt will open the meeting by asking you to plug the show(s) you are in, were in, saw, heard were holing auditions, opening, or closing. Along those lines, members also sent the following notes:

 

Liisa Rose Recommendation- if anyone has the time, the Broadway show starring Daniel Radcliffe and Jonathan Geoff, "Merrily We Roll Along," I went today and thought it was outstanding!

 

Debra Vassallo made the following suggestions for OPP members:

Pay dues for 2026 as soon as possible.

> 

> Donate to OPP and get a state tax deduction on your taxes.

> 

> Ask friends to donate to OPP in your name instead of buying you a present.

> 

> Donate to OPP and have it matched by your company.

> 

> Put OPP in your will and ask people to donate to OPP in your name after you death.

> 

> I think it would be a good idea to put this in the minutes, too.

 

> Kind regards,

> Debra

 

 

Back to business: 

FEATURED PLAYWRIGHT MEL HECTOR

             "Split Asunder" by Mel Hector  (15 min  new -  Script attached)

               Readers:  Kristen Kallen-Keck 

                     Drew Kallen-Keck 

 

DEC           15 HYBRID "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" by Sharon Surhoff  (20 min)

                                                Cast:

Selina - Ellie Vought                                              

Rick - Drew Kallen-Keck                                                        Harrison - Ina Shivack                                                           Facilitator – John Vornholt 

                  "Christmas Collateral" by Mel Hector (10 min 1^st read) 

DEC           22 ZOOM  OPEN

DEC           29 ZOOM OPEN

 

2026

JAN             5  OPEN HYBRID  

JAN        9 OPP at the TUCSON FRINGE FESTIVAL

                Scoundrel and Scamp Theatre 

TECH  12;30  showtime 7 pm

JAN        10 OPP at the TUCSON FRINGE FESTIVAL

                Scoundrel and Scamp Theatre

Showtime  5 pm

JAN           12  OPEN HYBRID

JAN           19  OPEN HYBRID

JAN           26  OPEN ZOOM

FEB         2 OPEN HYBRID 

FEB         9 OPEN HYBRID

FEB       16 OPEN HYBRID   

FEB       25 OPEN ZOOM

MAR        2 OPEN HYBRID

MAR        9 OPEN HYBRID

MAR       16 OPEN HYBRID

MAR      22 OPEN ZOOM

MAR       29 OPEN ZOOM

FIRST DAY OF TECH FOR NEW PLAY FESTIVAL 2026

                Held at Invisible Theatre"

MAR    30  TUES  TECH

APR        1  WED TECH

APR       2 THURS OPENING NIGHT tba

APR       3 SECOND NIGHT tba

APR       4 SAT. MATINEE tba

APR       4 THIRD NIGHT tba

APR       5  EASTER   7 pm

                                "His Father's Son" by David Zinke

APR       6  RECAP OF THE 2026 FESTIVAL

 

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O.P.P. ZOOM MEETING ETIQUETTE   ENABLE AUDIO AND VIDEO TO PARTICIPATE IN OPENING GREETING SECTION Of MEETING.TURN OFF YOUR VIDEO AND AUDIO WHILE A READING IS IN PROGRESS  (ONLY THE ACTORS SHOULD BE HEARD AND SEEN DURING A READING) TURN ON YOUR VIDEO AND AUDIO TO PARTICIPATE IN DISCUSSIONS AFTER EACH READING.

 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.Regarding our ZOOM calls - you may find it easier to have ZOOM downloaded on your computer OR your phone. It is a free application. [GO TO http://www.ZOOM.US TO ACQUIRE THE PROGRAM] 

 

EVERY Monday, we will again present a "regular" OPP meeting via ZOOM. Here are the instruction of how to tune in.  NOTE: THIS IS UNLIMITED TIME USE. The link is the same every week.

Melvin Hector is Treasurer and host of Old Pueblo Playwrights meetings.  

Melvin Hector is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

MEL HECTORS PHONE  (520)488-9229

   just click on the link below.

 

 

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87825748620?pwd=MThna0VHWjBkYVBiUEpXWWJ3bno5Zz09

 

Meeting ID: 878 2574 8620

Passcode: 544241

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OPP Minutes of the Meeting are only sent to paid members and others who join the conversation providing I have email addresses for them.     

Old Pueblo Playwrights Reminder/Invitations are sent to over 200 individuals including all paid members, (40) actor/readers (111) and general mailing list (124) plus one-time invitees. 

 

Your OPP Secretary,

ZINK aka David Zinke

Be Good To You

                                               

 

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