In North Hollywood, CA, we had another successful performance by the North Hollywood Senior Arts Colony Reader’s Theater in January. The performance was an extension of their American Humor show last fall, and it was as popular as the previous one! Swarms of laughter came from the crowd and everyone enjoyed themselves very much.
Reader’s Theater leader Naomi Monroe said, “Some of the pieces we did had been chosen last time but eliminated then due to the length of the show. There is a treasure trove of material on American Humor. We try to keep the performance to one hour and have focused on comedy. Readers bring in material to read with the emphasis on the theme. We generally are four weeks in developing a script. Then we all read through the script together, followed by rehearsals. We rehearse until a performance hour is ready. It is a great example of the arts process for the community.”
Congratulations to Reader’s Theater for another great evening!
Readers: Eleanor Anasar, Ari Ashkenazo, Jackie Benoit, Gretchen Hailer, Judy Grimes, Martin Green, Naomi Monroe, Fran Siegal, Susan Taylor, Elmarie Wendel
~ Sara Debevec, Program Director
This event is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
Monday, February 19th, marks one of the 10 U.S. legal federal holidays, but it is not a public holiday in all states. Many states also have a different official name for the holiday. In fact, there’s not even agreement among the states on where the apostrophe is placed when the holiday is called Presidents’ Day (or President’s Day or Presidents Day)! There will be no postal service and, while some banks may close, most businesses remain open.
In His Own Words…
EngAGE CEO/Founder Tim Carpenter was interviewed for the Globe and Mail newspaper article entitled, 
Tim took time for a bit of sightseeing, too. Click any photo to enlarge it.
