On April 30th PACE lost a dear friend, Andrea Coller, host of our Open Mic Night. Read her winning essay published in Glamour Magazine the day after she died.
PACE is producing a tribute concert in her honor on Friday, July 11th.
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Two New CDs produced by PACE are now available - "P.A.C.E. Theater Presents Godspell" and "In The Wrist" Buy Them NOW!! |
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Indian Food NOW AVAILABLE along with Beer and Wine at the PACE Cafe!
ENJOY IT ALL IN PACE'S COMFY CABARET-STYLE SEATING!
PACE's cabaret set up is complete with tables and cushioned seats! Come out to a show and experience the new set up!
SUPPORT PACE
Community support is always needed to help keep PACE going strong! You can help by making make that tax deductible donation you've been thinking about, or by becoming a member of PACE!
LONG TERM PLANS
PACE is seeking a permanent home where we can rebuild the comfortable theater-style seating we once had, making it even bigger and better. We are interested in either a piece of land or a building that can be renovated, preferably in Easthampton. Please contact us if you can help in any way!
For more information call (413) 527-3700
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A new PACE series every 1st and 3rd Fridays!
Attention all kool kats and kitties! Come and dig the new scene at PACE! Bring your chops, axes, sticks, licks etc. and be ready to JAM! There will be a full rhythm section to sit in with, and occasional special guests.
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This one week intensive course (for ages 12-18) will immerse the young actor in explorations of varied techniques for approaching theatre performance. Focus will be on training the actor's physical and mental skills and concentration as an expressive instrument and fostering his/her urges to express stories/themes relevant to his/her life. To this end, students will participate in Qigong, Tai Chi, guided imagery, stage combat, physical clowning, and improvisation exercises.
They will also explore expressive imagination through writing and art work. There will be a presentation of work at the end of the week.
The class takes place June 23-27, 2008, 8:30am-3:30pm
Jeannine Haas, Ed.D. (lead teacher) is a professional actor and educator who has been teaching and performing for nearly 30 years. She was a professional actor in NYC before moving to the Valley where she has continued acting, directing and teaching (Pauline Productions, New Century Theatre, Enchanted Circle Theatre, TTP at the Majestic Theatre, P.A.C.E., Springfield College, Montessori School of Northampton, University of Massachusetts, Amherst) She is a graduate of Smith College and The University of MA, Amherst. Most recently she founded and is artistic Director of the Northampton based Pauline Productions—a company dedicated to strengthening strong roles for women in theatre while serving local causes.
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PACE's open mics have become quite the thing in the valley. Come and perform music, poetry, or whatever fits your fancy. Sign-up is from 6:30 - 7:30pm.
$5 Suggested Donation
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