THE GUILD THEATREWORKS PRESENTS “THE FABULOUS FORTIES”

The Guild Theatreworks will be presenting “The Fabulous Forties” on August 28, 2013 at 7:00 pm at the Civic Center Plaza, 270 Chambersbridge Road, Brick, NJ.

    

You will be taken on a delightful walk through the exciting decade of the 1940s through the songs and dances that defined that era in addition to hearing first-hand accounts from some of our World War II veterans that will transport you back to a time that changed our world.  You will not want to miss this entertaining and informative event.

    

Tickets may be obtained by calling 732-262-1006. Donation is $5.00.

For more information please call Ada at 732-840-3515

HARVEY AUDITIONS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Guild Theatreworks will be holding auditions for a fall production of the comedy HARVEY on August 20 & 21 at the Bob Anstett Cultural Center, 515 Herbertsville Road in Brick  Needed are 6 men and 6 women ranging in age from 18-70. For more information contact Director Corey Crawford at 732-814-4998.

GUILD THEATREWORKS TO HOLD OPEN AUDITIONS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Guild Theatreworks will be presenting a Concert of “Music From The Forties”. Open Auditions will be held on Saturday August 3, at 1 PM at the Good Shepherd Church, Route 88, (Oceean Rd.), Point Pleasant.

Please come prepared with 2 songs from the Forties. Piano accompaniment will be provided. Bring your sheet music or a CD. If you have no Forties music there will be some sheet music available at the audition.. The Concert will be held at the Brick Civic Plaza on Wednesday August 28. FMI call Ada Cole at 732-840-3515.

Jake's Women

On July 19, 20,26 and 27 at 7 PM and on July 21 and 28 at 2 PM, The Guild Theatreworks will present Neil Simon's comedy JAKE'S WOMEN at the Robert Anstett Cultural Center 515 Herbertsville Rd. in Brick.

The story is about Jake, who is more successful with fiction than with life. He faces a marital crisis by daydreaming about the women in his life.

The wildly comedic and sometimes moving flashbacks played in his mind are interrupted by visitation from the actual women.

A five dollar donation is requested and reservations are a must by calling 732-262-1006.

For more information call Ada Cole at 732-840-3515.

PLAY NOTICE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GUILD THEATREWORKS

The Guild Theatreworks  will be presenting a reading of the  sentimental comedy The Octette Bridge Club  on  Wednesday June 5th at 7 pm at the Bob Anstett Cultural Arts Center, 515 Herbertsville Road, Brick.  Free but you need to call for reservations 732-262-1006.  For more information call Ada Cole at 732-840-3515.

  

The Octette Bridge Club

A delightful, sentimental comedy about American life in a bygone era.  On alternate Friday evenings, eight sisters of Irish descent meet to play bridge and gossip.  The first act takes place in 1934, the second ten years later during a Halloween bridge party where each acts out her costume’s persona.  The emotionally distraught youngest, has just gotten out of a sanitarium and knows that she must loosen the bonds to her smothering family and strike out on her own.  The sisters talk about their childhood, their marriages, their children and each other as they air old and new grievances and loyalties.

EVERYDAY WOMEN OPENING MAY 14TH

Photo by George Marks

The Guild Theatreworks will be presenting a reading of "Everyday Women"  on Tuesday, May 14th, at the Main Branch of the Ocean County Library, Washington Street, Toms River at 6:30pm.

An original play by Mary Anderson, it uses the actual words of women throughout the history of these United States to create a production using music to reflect on the joys, hardships, and heroism of women who cope with marriage, motherhood, and careers throughout our country's days of exploration, revolution, slavery, war times, and peace.

The production is an historical retrospective of women's experiences told in their own voices. It spans from the arrival of the first American settlers to World War II.

REX'S EXES

The Guild Theatreworks had to slow down after "Sandy" but now they are back in full swing. REX’S EXES by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooton, is a sequel to last season’s THE RED VELVET CAKE WAR. This time the cousins of Sweetgum, Texas, are out to win the "Yellow Rose of Texas Award" for the most outstanding new business in the state which includes a visit from The First Lady of Texas. The twists and turns that ensue should make for a fun evening of laughter!

This full production will be presented at the Robert Anstett Cultural Arts Center, 515 Herbertsville Road, Brick, on April 12, 13 &14, and April 20&21. April 14 and 21 are Sunday matinees and will be presented at 2 PM. The rest are evening shows and they start at 7 PM. The requested donation is $5 and you must register by calling 732-262-1006. FMI call Ada Cole at 732-840-3515.