Development Production of 'Limonade Tour les Jours' by Charles L. Mee

November 12th @7:30PM
November 13th @7:30PM
November 14th @5:30PM & @8:00PM
At the Studio Theater at the Chain: 312 W 36th St. 4th floor, New York, NY 10018
'Limonade Tour les Jours' Salon
with special guest Charles L. Mee
November 20th @7:00PM
Light refreshments will be provided.
At Speyer Hall, University Settlement: 184 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002
Last but not least...
Save the date for our Seasonal Sassy Shindig Party on Dec. 10th
Details coming soon
Help us Keep the Fire Burnin'

This is not an easy time to be running an arts organization in this country, and more than ever we need to support freedom of artistic expression.
Anything you can contribute will go directly to keeping artistic home fires burning for our beloved Ensemble. Support the creation of impactful new work and the continuation of affordable community spaces for NYC physical theatre artists!
If you are unable to give at this time, please spread the word in your community and encourage them to contribute $25 in honor of our 25th season. Many hands make light work of achieving our goal. Blessed Unrest is an artist-run 501(c)3 organization, and all donations are fully tax deductible.

What Your Donation Will Accomplish
$10... funds the printing of one script (something we do a lot of in the new play development world!)
$25... funds one free student ticket to a Blessed Unrest production
$50... funds one hour of rehearsal space
$100... funds one run crew member for a single performance
$200... funds four hours of rental space, which is enough for one Training Ensemble session (held biweekly, free for all who attend)
$750... funds one artist's stipend for a developmental workshop production
$1000... funds the stipend for one designer working on our spring production

Recently

Yale Innovation Summit
Artistic Director, Jessica Burr was honored to be a part of the Arts & Innovation: Centering Creators in the Creative Economy panel at the annual Yale Innovation Summit which, for the very first time ever included an Arts Track, helmed by the Midnight Oil Collective. Watch excerpts from the panel below.
“What happens is that the surrounding structures get valued more than the art itself, more than the process. We are supposed to make something from nothing in about three weeks' time. If we are going to be allowed to do our job in society: to see your heart, to heal your soul, to understand the inside of the human condition, we need to be allowed process. We need time, we need resources.”
watch the full Arts Panel here:
Train with Blessed Unrest



