Support performing arts in New Rochelle
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- March
- 25
Got this note from a friend of a friend of Chris Arena, from Arena, who’s trying to get a performance space in New Rochelle:
“To all my Westchester theatre friends and colleagues. Sorry for the group e-mail but I’m a little pressed for time here.
As many of you know, I’m attempting to create a performance art center in New Rochelle. I’ve been working toward this for several years now and will be making a formal proposal to City Council in early to mid April.
That said, I need your help.
On Tuesday, March 31, I’m presenting a one-act play I wrote on women’s rights. It will be performed in City Council Chambers and most, if not all, of the City of New Rochelle’s politicians will be there. I need to show them that there would be a substantial turn out for events of this kind. This is important, particularly this close to the presentation of my proposal.
In short, I need fannies in seats and not just any fannies, responsive fannies!
I really hope you can help me out on this one and come see the show. It would mean so much to me and the movement to create a performance space in New Rochelle.
There will be a small reception at 5:30 with the “curtain” going up at 6:30.
Admission is free.
“Come for the cheese, stay for the show.” 
Who Am I?
Written and directed by Christopher Arena
Featuring: Toni Fazio, Christine Lorenzo, Elizabeth Mialaret
Tuesday, March 31. 6:30 PM
City Hall, 515 North Ave., New Rochelle
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