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Breaking news, special offers, friendly reminders...
January 4, 2008: Y28, The Seventh Sign Returns?
It's been an eventful two years since our last theatrical season: Aaron Goodson and the Progress Theatre Company have moved their headquarters to Georgia; Mick Lauer finally tied the knot after his year-long tour across America with the Traveling Lantern Theatre Company; Charlie Wilson, Mike Fitzgerald, Josh Cotton and a number of our company members produced a music video for the Oregon-based band, the Charmparticles (storyboarded by Mick Lauer); Jake Thomas, Mike Fitzgerald, and David Stitcher self-produced several short episodes of the series Suicide Hotline; Danny Deferrari returned to the famous Williamstown Theatre Festival; Michael Newman continues to write/produce his own theatrical pieces, his latest artistic endevour (allied with Matt Fried) being his two-man improv group Border Patrol.
But as the New Year begins, whispers of future 7th Sign productions dart about twitching ears. The future is unclear, and there has been no official talk about a possible season... however, with all the numerous venues to contribute to, do NOT count the 7th sign out!
March 10, 2006: The Gospel Opens a Can of Awesomeness!
The Gospel According to Adam is now playing! Audiences are "loving" it, finding it "funny and crazy" yet "surprisingly insightful"...Don't miss your chance to see this show! Runs this week only at 440 Studios. For more information on the production, check out The Gospel According to Adam.
March 7, 2006: The Gospel Opens Thusday
The long awaited biblical comedy, The Gospel According to Adam will open this Thursday, March 9th, at 440 Studios. Dispite the contraversy surrounding the show, it is SURE to be a wildly funny production. Come check it out, as it is a week long limited run. Don't miss this one!
February 21, 2006: Party for the Gospel
150 E. 85th Street at Lexington, Suite 10D
$10 all night pass to drink
March 3rd, Friday: Starting at 8pm
The 7th Sign will be hosting a fundraiser at 150 E. 85th Street at Lexington, Suite 10D . It's not quite a gala, but it is in a great, spacious apartment in the Upper East Side. The party runs from from 8pm till the last folks leave. The Deal: $10 for all you can drink all night long! Bring your friends, bring your family, bring the guy across the hall and the lady down the street. All funds will go to the producing of The Gospel According to Adam.
January 22, 2006: 1st Gospel Read + 1st Soccer Victory
What a momentus day! First, after casting our new comedy, we had a wonderfully successful and laugh-out-loud readthrough of the show. Later that evening, The 7th Sign would go on to gain our first victory in our league. Current record: 1L, 1T, 1W.
January 9, 2006: Happy New Year! Ok, Down to Business...
The celebrations have simmered down and folks are returning to their lives. It's the perfect time to start auditioning for our upcoming show, The Gospel According to Adam. Pains of Youth is also in preproduction, so look forward to updates on our Spring show as well.
December 25, 2005: Merry Ball Kicking Christmas!
The 7th Sign has aligned themselves with ZogSports, by joining their indoor soccer league. While it's a great way to create a stronger team fabric and to shed some holiday pounds, the true purpose of the league is Charity. The winners of this indoor soccer league will be granted the honor of donating the proceeds to the charity of their choice. Merry Christmas!
November 25, 2005: A Powerful Feminine Touch
As one may know already, The 7th Sign is primarily composed of men. Well, just recently, an addition was made to the team: Elizabeth Carter. She will not only head our efforts to raise funds, but is also writing original material and eager to act in the following productions.
November 16, 2005: A Change of Plans
The seasons are changing in New York. As they are changing here at The 7th Sign. Our season was originally featuring Pains of Youth at he beginning of next year, however, we've made some adjustments. Our production will now be The Gospel According to Adam, with Pains of Youth following in late Spring.
October 29, 2005: Relaunching the Site and More...
Indeed, this is the third make over of the website for The 7th Sign. Something else you might notice is that our company's name has also been slightly altered. The reason: We are now a fully Incorporated company. This means good things for a lot of folks: audiences, actors, patrons, producers...everyone wins.
October 23, 2005: Zastrozzi Drops the Curtain
Zastrozzi: The Master of Discipline closed with a bang at the ArcLight theater. While reviews wavered in full support of the show, both press and public made it perfectly clear that the show was extremely entertaining. To find our more about Zastrozzi, click here.
October 18, 2005: Company Reunited
Mick Lauer, the company's director of communications has just finished his 5 month tour of Asia and Europe and will be returning to New York on the 18th. He is looking forward to seeing familiar faces, sharing stories, and getting back up to speed on the currently-running show, Zastrozzi.
October 13, 2005: Zastrozzi Reviews, The Buzz
Both NYtheatre.com and ELJ (Electronic Link Journey) have penned their opinions of Zastrozzi to the web. Feel free to check out their websites, or click here [Press and Reviews] to see what what the word on the street is. The show closes on the 23rd, so don't miss out on this "entertaining", "poignant", and "bold" production.
Breaking news, special offers, friendly reminders...
January 4, 2008: Y28, The Seventh Sign Returns?
It's been an eventful two years since our last theatrical season: Aaron Goodson and the Progress Theatre Company have moved their headquarters to Georgia; Mick Lauer finally tied the knot after his year-long tour across America with the Traveling Lantern Theatre Company; Charlie Wilson, Mike Fitzgerald, Josh Cotton and a number of our company members produced a music video for the Oregon-based band, the Charmparticles (storyboarded by Mick Lauer); Jake Thomas, Mike Fitzgerald, and David Stitcher self-produced several short episodes of the series Suicide Hotline; Danny Deferrari returned to the famous Williamstown Theatre Festival; Michael Newman continues to write/produce his own theatrical pieces, his latest artistic endevour (allied with Matt Fried) being his two-man improv group Border Patrol.
But as the New Year begins, whispers of future 7th Sign productions dart about twitching ears. The future is unclear, and there has been no official talk about a possible season... however, with all the numerous venues to contribute to, do NOT count the 7th sign out!
March 10, 2006: The Gospel Opens a Can of Awesomeness!
The Gospel According to Adam is now playing! Audiences are "loving" it, finding it "funny and crazy" yet "surprisingly insightful"...Don't miss your chance to see this show! Runs this week only at 440 Studios. For more information on the production, check out The Gospel According to Adam.
March 7, 2006: The Gospel Opens Thusday
The long awaited biblical comedy, The Gospel According to Adam will open this Thursday, March 9th, at 440 Studios. Dispite the contraversy surrounding the show, it is SURE to be a wildly funny production. Come check it out, as it is a week long limited run. Don't miss this one!
February 21, 2006: Party for the Gospel
150 E. 85th Street at Lexington, Suite 10D
$10 all night pass to drink
March 3rd, Friday: Starting at 8pm
The 7th Sign will be hosting a fundraiser at 150 E. 85th Street at Lexington, Suite 10D . It's not quite a gala, but it is in a great, spacious apartment in the Upper East Side. The party runs from from 8pm till the last folks leave. The Deal: $10 for all you can drink all night long! Bring your friends, bring your family, bring the guy across the hall and the lady down the street. All funds will go to the producing of The Gospel According to Adam.
January 22, 2006: 1st Gospel Read + 1st Soccer Victory
What a momentus day! First, after casting our new comedy, we had a wonderfully successful and laugh-out-loud readthrough of the show. Later that evening, The 7th Sign would go on to gain our first victory in our league. Current record: 1L, 1T, 1W.
January 9, 2006: Happy New Year! Ok, Down to Business...
The celebrations have simmered down and folks are returning to their lives. It's the perfect time to start auditioning for our upcoming show, The Gospel According to Adam. Pains of Youth is also in preproduction, so look forward to updates on our Spring show as well.
December 25, 2005: Merry Ball Kicking Christmas!
The 7th Sign has aligned themselves with ZogSports, by joining their indoor soccer league. While it's a great way to create a stronger team fabric and to shed some holiday pounds, the true purpose of the league is Charity. The winners of this indoor soccer league will be granted the honor of donating the proceeds to the charity of their choice. Merry Christmas!
November 25, 2005: A Powerful Feminine Touch
As one may know already, The 7th Sign is primarily composed of men. Well, just recently, an addition was made to the team: Elizabeth Carter. She will not only head our efforts to raise funds, but is also writing original material and eager to act in the following productions.
November 16, 2005: A Change of Plans
The seasons are changing in New York. As they are changing here at The 7th Sign. Our season was originally featuring Pains of Youth at he beginning of next year, however, we've made some adjustments. Our production will now be The Gospel According to Adam, with Pains of Youth following in late Spring.
October 29, 2005: Relaunching the Site and More...
Indeed, this is the third make over of the website for The 7th Sign. Something else you might notice is that our company's name has also been slightly altered. The reason: We are now a fully Incorporated company. This means good things for a lot of folks: audiences, actors, patrons, producers...everyone wins.
October 23, 2005: Zastrozzi Drops the Curtain
Zastrozzi: The Master of Discipline closed with a bang at the ArcLight theater. While reviews wavered in full support of the show, both press and public made it perfectly clear that the show was extremely entertaining. To find our more about Zastrozzi, click here.
October 18, 2005: Company Reunited
Mick Lauer, the company's director of communications has just finished his 5 month tour of Asia and Europe and will be returning to New York on the 18th. He is looking forward to seeing familiar faces, sharing stories, and getting back up to speed on the currently-running show, Zastrozzi.
October 13, 2005: Zastrozzi Reviews, The Buzz
Both NYtheatre.com and ELJ (Electronic Link Journey) have penned their opinions of Zastrozzi to the web. Feel free to check out their websites, or click here [Press and Reviews] to see what what the word on the street is. The show closes on the 23rd, so don't miss out on this "entertaining", "poignant", and "bold" production.
IN OTHER NEWS
Denton the Stage
Martin Denton has begun a blog that allows fans of his work to peer into his daily musings on the subject of theatre. Good stuff! Check it out: nytheatre.com
Denton the Stage
Martin Denton has begun a blog that allows fans of his work to peer into his daily musings on the subject of theatre. Good stuff! Check it out: nytheatre.com