Voltility @ Madlab: July 17th, 2010

MadLab will present Volatility at 3:00, Saturday July 17th. 
@ MadLab Theatre and Gallery 227 N. 3rd St., Columbus Tickets cost $5 for all.
Call 614-221-5418 or visit
www.madlab.net

This year marks MadLab's ninth year of Volatility and first in its new
space at 227 N. 3rd St. In the past we have raised money to pay for our heating & cooling, electrical system, new ceilings and several other renovations that made our former facility such a success and allowed us to purchase our new space. Now, we need help with the finishing touches on the renovations of our new place. So please come support the only completely original, alternative arts space in Columbus and see a slew of great bands and entertainers in the process.

Did we mention that Volatility will be held JULY 17th at MadLab, 227 N. 3rd St., Columbus, OH 43215?
Here is the rundown again:

www.madlab.net
Admission is $5 for all. Doors open at 3p. The last band will go

on-stage at midnight
Food * Booze * Bands * Improv * Theatre * Silent Art Auction

Bands Scheduled to AppearGhost Shirt http://www.reverbnation.com/ghostshirt
Low Men http://www.myspace.com/lowmenmusic

Poophouse Reilly http://www.myspace.com/poophousereilly

Woosley Band http://www.myspace.com/woosleyband

Bush League Allstars http://www.myspace.com/bushleagueallstars

Bookmobile http://www.myspace.com/bookmobileohio

http://www.facebook.com/#!/OHBookmobile?ref=ts --This will be BM's

last performance as a band.

EARWIG -- www.lizardfamily.com

Speed Governor http://www.facebook.com/speedgovernor?v=info

Silo The Huskie www.myspace.com/silothehuskie

http://www.facebook.com/speedgovernor?v=info#!/pages/Silo-The-Huskie/118050524904446?ref=sgm


Improv

Full Frontal Nudity http://www.madlab.net/MadLab/Improv.html

Fake Bacon http://fakebaconimprov.blogspot.com/

The Shimmy Shake Project http://shimmyshakeproject.com/
Parlor Tricks http://parlortricksimprov.com/


Theatre

All the Answers by Mark Cornell (best in show from 2010’s Theatre Roulette)

Volatility has been instrumental in MadLab's ongoing survival and
space improvements. To date, we have raised over $20,000 from this
fundraiser and have made improvements that include, but are not
limited to our heating and cooling system, electrical upgrades,
ceiling replacement, a new projector and much more. Volatility
continues to be our largest single event of our year and we thank all
those that volunteer and attend each and every year, especially all of
our wonderful bands and performers.

For questions call 614.221.5418 or email melissab (at) madlab (dot) net


The GCAC, OAC and The Columbus Foundation support MadLab throughout the year.

MadLab Theatre submission deadlines are fast approaching!

Time is running out! This Thursday July 1, 2010 is the last day to submit your full-length plays to MadLab so they can consider them for production during their 2011 season.  MadLab Theater is expanding their horizons and looking for new full-length work to produce in 2011 (long one-acts, two-acts, and three-act plays).  You can view the 2011 MadLab Season submission guidelines here.

Also, MadLab is now accepting submissions to their infamously famous Theatre Roulette play festival. The deadline for Theater Roulette is November 1, 2010.  You can view the 2011 Theatre Roulette submission guidelines here. Please do exactly what they say in the guidelines for both these play submissions. (MadLab got 1000 submissions for last years Roulette.) Good luck.

I'd like to thank....

playwright Scott Tobin and screenwriter Sheldon Gleisser for letting us hear their work. I'd also like to thank Amy Talbott, Louie Cowan, Scott Summit, John Calig, Yury Khidekel, Rick Napoli, Mary Jo Apisa, Ellie Anderson, and Stephan Woosly. Finally, the June 19 meeting could not have happened without the help of Louie Cowan (casting cherub), Megan Burkeholder (video cherub) , and Dan O'Reilly (stage direction cherub). Don't miss our next meeting on Saturday, July 31, 2010. Until next time, keep writing.

Be Aware of the Man Eating Chicken: 4 Shows Left

http://www.evolutiontheatre.org/


"Think The Honeymooners meets Little Shop of Horrors...fans of theatre, even vegetarians, should make a hearty meal of this superlative evening...headlong romp...edgy absurdity and laugh-out-loud humor"

Beware The Man Eating Chicken
by Henry Meyerson
directed by C. Austin Hill

Set and Lighting design by Jason Banks
with Leslie Robinson, Kathy Sturm, David Johnson, Joe Dallacqua, Erin Fisher and Mark Hale Jr.
production Stage Manager: AmandaLynn Anderson

June 9, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19 8 PM & June 13 2 PM
STUDIO ONE THEATRE
Vern Riffe Center
77 S. High Street
Columbus, Ohio


Tickets $20 Adult $16 Seniors and Students
CAPA Ticket Office 614-469-0939
Ticketmaster 1-800- 745-3000
ticketmaster.com

Still time to buy a Flexible Summer Season Subscription and save

Buy a flexible subscription and SAVE OVER 25% off the single ticket price!

See all three shows for only $48.00!

Artist Exibition: Cheryl Lyons "Roaming Through Life"

Cheryl Lyons is interested in bringing together artists from different groups to her shows and more specifically writers and actors. I always try to promote opportunities for artists of different disciplines to meet and socialize whenever possible.

The Drama Foundry Writers' Group Meeting Announcement: June 19, 2010

When:
Saturday June 19, 2010
1:45pm to 4:45pm

What:
Script readings, finger food, and feedback

Where:
Upper Arlington Main Library, Meeting Room B
2800 Tremont Road
Upper Arlington, Ohio 43221

Why:
To hear works read by screenwriter and filmmaker Sheldon Gleisser, playwright and actor Scott Tobin and playwright and screenwriter Arvin Donner. All parts are being precast for this meeting. There will be no open casting.

Screenwriting Workshop: The Business and Practice of the Craft

Eric R. Williams
(School of Media Arts & Studies; Ohio University)

Date:

July 8, 2010 from 6:00p – 9:00p

Location:
GCAC Large Conference Room
100 E. Broad St., Suite 2250,
Columbus, Ohio 43215

RSVP:
By July 6 through emailing Ruby Classen or call 614.221.8406
Walk-ins will be accepted.


Admission:
$5 cash or check at the door.
PayPal or Credit Card by calling 614.221.8406  or emailing Ruby Classen.



For those hoping to break into “the industry” by writing a spec screenplay, this program will be broken into two halves: The first 75 minutes will discuss standard and alternative screenplay structure and various approaches to writing dialogue. The second 75 minutes will explain how to safeguard your work, how to find agents/managers, and how to get your script read (and noticed) by industry professionals.

Eric Williams sold his first script (Columbo and the Curse of Sorcery Circus) to Peter Falk at Universal Studios in 1997. Since then, Williams has created the TV series Don’t Try This at Home for American Movie Classics, received “Best New Work” honors from the Writers Guild of America for his script Crystal Messiah and has had his work selected to participate in the prestigious Film Independent Producers Lab in Los Angeles. In addition to the fourteen original feature film scripts and adaptations that he has written, Williams is currently co-writing the script Legendary with director Alfredo DeVilla. Williams received his MFA from Columbia University and currently teaches at the Scripps College of Communication at Ohio University.


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