[Capdist-announce] PR: Proctors hosted 3rd Annual WAM/MOPCO Theatre Project moves to new Schenectady location: May 18

Fri May 10 10:29:02 EDT 2013

*Please note change of location.*

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*PRESS SEATS:** *This event is not open for review. We invite you to attend
and witness the collaborative nature of this project. To reserve a press
seat please contact Kelly at kelly at wamtheatre.com. Thank you.

*FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*

Contact: Kelly Galvin, Assistant to the Artistic Director, WAM Theatre

www.wamtheatre.com

518 243 9627

kelly at wamtheatre.com

Press Photos, including 2013 Hourglass Graphic:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wamtheatre/sets/72157633137449521

*3**rd** Annual Berkshires/Capital Region 24hr Theatre Project moves to
John Sayles School of Fine Arts*

*Saturday, May 18 at 8pm*

PITTSFIELD, MA (05/10/13)—For the third year in a row, WAM Theatre and The
Mop & Bucket Company (MopCo) will bring together over 50 professional
theatre artists from the Berkshires and the Capital Region to produce the
24hr Theatre Project. Together, these artists will mount five short works;
all written, rehearsed and performed in 24 hours. The 3rd Annual
Berkshires/Capital Region 24hr Theatre Project is hosted by Proctors in
Schenectady, NY.

Due to scheduling conflicts in the GE Theatre, Proctors has moved the 24hr
Theatre Project to the Black Box Theatre at John Sayles School of Fine Arts
at Schenectady High School. A public performance will take place on
Saturday, May 18 at 8pm.

“This venue, with its state of the art facilities, will serve as an ideal
new space for the event. We sincerely apologize for the scheduling conflict
and are delighted WAM and MOPCO worked so well with Proctors to ensure the
show will go on!” says Philip Morris, CEO of Proctors.

Tickets ($20, $15 for students and industry) are available for purchase by
calling Tickets at Proctors at (518) 346-6204 or visiting
www.proctors.org/events/berkshire-capreg-theatre-project. Seating is
limited at the new location; advance purchase is highly recommended.

Producers WAM Theatre and The Mop and Bucket Company are grateful to
Schenectady High School, Bill Ziskin, Prince Sprauve for their last minute
efforts to house the project; and to Proctors and Actors’ Equity
Association for their support.

The 3rd Annual Berkshires/Capital Region 24hr Theatre Project is sponsored
in part by DidYouWeekend?, the Deann Dylandale Foundation and Price
Chopper.

Media Sponsors for this project include All Over Albany.

*Date:*

Saturday, May 18

*Time:*

8:00pm

*Location:*

Black Box Theatre @ John Sayles School of Fine Arts

Schenectady High School

1445 The Plaza, Schenectady, NY, 12308

*Tickets:*

$20

$15 students and industry

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*Reservations:*

Tickets at Proctors at (518) 346- 6204

www.proctors.org/events/berkshire-capreg-theatre-project.

*2013 Ensemble:*

Information about the participants can be found at:

http://www.wamtheatre.com/3rd-annual-berkshirescapital-region-24hr-theatre-project/

*About The Mop & Bucket Company:*

The Mop & Bucket Co. (MopCo) is the Capital Region's premiere
improvisational theatre company, heralded as Best of the Capital Region by
the Times Union and Metroland. The company has been in existence in its
present form since 2005 and performs every Friday at Proctors in
Schenectady and every Saturday at The Comedy Works in Albany, NY. MopCo
also performs, teaches and trains at other venues around the region,
nationally and internationally. MopCo provides corporate entertainment,
shows for private parties, school shows and special event talent.
www.mopco.org

 *About WAM Theatre:*

WAM Theatre is a theatre company based in the Berkshires of Massachusetts
and the Capital Region of New York State. Inspired by the book ‘Half the
Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide’ by Nicholas
Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn, WAM Theatre was founded in 2009 by professional
theatre artists Kristen van Ginhoven and Leigh Strimbeck. WAM’s
philanthropic mission is two-fold; first, producing theatrical events for
everyone, with a focus on women theatre artists and/or stories of women and
girls; second, to donate a portion of the proceeds from those events to
organizations that benefit women and girls. WAM has donated over $7000 to
its beneficiaries by creating professional theatre for everyone that
benefits women and girls. www.wamtheatre.com

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Kristen van Ginhoven
Artistic Director, WAM Theatre
518-243-9627
www.WAMTheatre.com <http://www.wamtheatre.com>
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