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Smith Street Stage Presents 'A Christmas Carol (A Radio Play)' In Carroll Park

Photo credit: Smith Street Stage
Photo credit: Smith Street Stage
For the second year in a row, Smith Street Stage, a local theatre group,  will transform the Robert Acito Park House in Carroll Park into an intimate playhouse to bring the delightful "A Christmas Story (A Radio Play)" to the neighborhood.
Adapted and directed by Beth Ann Hopkins, Charles Dickens' perennial classic will be performed  as a radio play set in the 1940s. Seven actors playing the role of thirty-four characters will create special sound effects to accentuate the tale.
 Don't miss this wonderful production.  In all, there will be twelve performances. The first one will be performed this Wednesday, December 4th.  Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for children. Seating is first come, first served.  Doors open ten minutes before performances.

Smith Street Stage Presents: 
Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol  (A Radio Play)" 
at the Robert Acito Park House in Carroll Park
Corner of President Street and Smith Street 

December 4, 5, 6 at 8 pm

December 7 at 5 pm and 8 pm
December 8 at 5 pm
December 11, 12, 13 at 8pm
December 14 at 5pm and 8 pm
December 15 at 5 pm

Tickets are available here.


For One Night Only In Robert Acito Park House In Carroll Park: "Edgar And Jacobs: A Radio Play-Workshop"

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Smith Street Stage, the theatre company that has been performing Shakespeare plays in Carroll Park for the past few summers, will be performing "Edgar And Jacobs", a special  Halloween Radio Play-
Workshop on October 31st, at 7 PM. The play is based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe and W.W. Jacobs and has been adapted and directed by Beth Ann Hopkins, the artistic director of Smith Street Stage.
The event is free and no ticket is required. Seating is first come first served, so arrive early.
For more info, go to the event's Facebook page here.

Smith Street Stage  presents:
A Radio Play- Workshop 
Oct. 31st at 7:00 p.m.
Robert Acito Park House in Carroll Park, Brooklyn
(F or G Train to Carroll)
Featuring:
Pádraig Harvey
Beth Ann Hopkins
Pete McElligott
One night only FREE event! No ticket required.
Seating first come first serve.

And if you would like to support Smith Street Stage and assure that this wonderful theatre company can continue to bring Shakespeare plays to our neighborhood park, you might want to attend their "Tribute To Stevie Wonder" on October 20th at 8 PM at the Living Room.  All proceeds will benefit Shakespeare in Carroll Park.
All information and tickets available here.



Thanks To Smith Street Stage, Shakespeare's 'Caesar' Comes Alive In Carroll Park

'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
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'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
Sarah Dacey Charles as Julius Caesar
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
Joby Earle as Brutus
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
Mary Cavett as Trebonius
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
Pete McElligott as Marc Anthony with Sarah Dacey Charles as Caesar
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
James David Larson as Cassius with Joby Earle as Brutus
'Julius Caesar' In Carroll Park
Brutus with Portia, played by Victoria Haynes
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The fateful deed.
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Pete McElligott as Marc Anthony with Sarah Dacey Charles as Caesar
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For the next two weeks, Carroll Park will become a giant outdoor theatre as Smith Street Stage, a wonderful Brooklyn-based theatre company, performs Shakespeare's drama "Julius Caesar".

The production premiered in Carroll Park this past Friday night and though it rained sporadically all through the evening, it was a flawless performance. The audience, young and old was transfixed as the professional actors brought to life the story of the conspiracy against Roman dictator Julius Caesar, his assassination and the subsequent defeat of the conspirators at the Battle of Philippi.

The play is masterfully directed by Jonathan Hopkins and Jessica Weiss, who make use of every part of the park. Sarah Dacey Charles puts a convincing present day face on Caesar. Joby Earle perfectly portrays Brutus' inner struggle as he chooses between loyalty to Caesar or to the Roman Republic. Pete McElligott is brilliant as Mark Anthony.

"Julius Caesar" will be performed in Carroll Park for free through July 14th. Performances start at 7 PM. Bring your own chairs..and the kids.
Don't miss this.  This community is truly lucky to have its own theatre group.

Get all the information about the play on Smith Street Stage's web site here.   Join their Facebook page here.



Smith Street Stage Brings "Julius Caesar" To Carroll Park

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Get ready for intrigue, betrayal, and murder in Carroll Park. 
Smith Street Stage a wonderful theater company based in Brooklyn, is bringing Shakespeare's Julius Caesar to Carroll Park. And it's totally free. All you have to do is bring your own seating to the outdoor performance.
This is Smith Street Stage's fourth Shakespeare production in our neighborhood park. In years past, the group performed 'Romeo and Juliet' (2010), 'Macbeth' (2011) and 'Twelfth Night' (2012).
According to Smith Street Stage, the company hires "professional actors with Shakespeare training and experience, and accompany the shows with live, original music. Our design always features modern dress and our staging involves full use of the park". 

This thoroughly modern production of "Julius Caesar" will feature  actress Sarah Dacey Charles as Julius (Juliette?) Caesar. The play is directed by Jonathan Hopkins and Jessica Weiss.

It's bound to be wonderful, so don't miss it. And bring the kids.
Get all the information on Smith Street Stage's web site here.  Join their Facebook page here.



Looking Forward To Spring: 'Friends Of Carroll Park' Planning Another Great Season In Third-Oldest Park In Brooklyn

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Spring In Carroll Gardens
There may be a blizzard in the forecast for this week-end, but Friends of Carroll Park, the nonprofit organization dedicated to helping maintain and improve our neighborhood park, is gearing up for spring and summer. The all-volunteer group just announced a great line-up of events and volunteer opportunities for the 2013 season. So grab you calendar and mark down the dates below and get involved in your community.

MONTHLY MEETINGS RESUME MARCH 7th
It's almost time for us to come out of hibernation, and we hope you'll join us to map out a terrific season of programs, events, and volunteer activities when we resume our monthly meetings in March. Unless otherwise specified, we'll hold them at 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of every month inside the Robert Acito Park House until the end of the year, so please make it part of your monthly routine!

ANNUAL VOLUNTEER RECEPTION
SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. 
We're throwing a party for all volunteers: past, present, and future! Whether you're looking to get involved, are currently active, or are an esteemed alumni,  join the membership of Friends of Carroll Park in the Robert Acito Park House for eats, drinks, and conversation with some of the neighbors who help keep our park and community vibrant and beautiful. Save the date!


SMITH STREET STAGE FUND RAISER FOR SHAKESPEARE IN CARROLL PARK 
Sunday, February 17
Fresh off the success of their terrific production of A Christmas Carol, we couldn't be more pleased that our talented friends at Smith Street Stage are planning another open air run of Willie the Shakes in Carroll Park this summer! To help fund their Shakespeare-ing, they're paying tribute to another lyrical legend, Bruce Springsteen. The Bard and The Boss meet at NYC's The Living Room! 

*This is a ticketed event, and is not taking place in Carroll Park. To buy tickets, click here.



Don't Miss "A Christmas Carol", A Radio Play By Smith Street Stage

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Susanna Baddiel, Charlie Hopkins, Pete McElligott, Jonathan Hopkins, Sam Rosenberg
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Pete McElligott, Jonathan Hopkins, Sam Rosenberg, Patric McCarthy
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Jordan Coffey
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Jonathan Hopkins
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Jessica Lane Weiss
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Charlie Kravits
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Pete McElligott
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Patrick McCarthy
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Susan Baddiel

Want to do something truly wonderful and festive for the Holidays right here in Carroll Gardens?
Then get your tickets for "A Christmas Carol", currently being performed at the Robert Acido Park House in Carroll Park.

Smith Street Stage, a theatre group based in Carroll Gardens, has adapted Charles Dickens' perennial classic into a live radio play set in the 1930's and have transformed the park house into an intimate little playhouse, complete with period decor, christmas lights and sparkling tree. Seven actors slip effortlessly into the roles of thirty-four characters and take turns creating special sound effects to accentuate the tale.

The actors are superb. Patrick McCarthy plays mean-spirited miser Ebenezer Scrooge who amends his avaricious ways to perfection. Charlie Kravits is a wonderful Tiny Tim and Jonathan Hopkins' portrayal of kind-hearted over-worked, under appreciated clerk Bob Cratchit is just right.

In the past, Smith Street Stage has brought 'Romeo and Juliet', 'Macbeth' and "Twelfth Night" to Carroll Park.

Smith Street Stage Presents: 
Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol" 
at the Robert Acito park house in Carroll Park
Corner of President Street and Smith Street 

Starring: Patrick McCarthy, Susanna Baddiel, Jessica Weiss, Charlie Kravits, Pete Mc Elligott, 
Sam Rosenberg and Jonathan Hopkins

December 14th, 7:00 p.m.
December 15th, 5:00 and 7:00 p.m.
December 16th, 5:00 p.m
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for children.

To buy your tickets, click here http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/289393 



Smith Street Stage Presents Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol (A Radio Play) In Carroll Park

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Over the last three summers, Smith Street Stage, a theatre group based in Carroll Gardens, has brought Shakespeare to Carroll Park. Their productions of 'Romeo and Juliet' in 2010, 'Macbeth' in 2011 and "Twelfth Night" in 2012 have delighted local residents.

This holiday season, they are presenting Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol" in the form of a live radio play at the Robert Acido Park House in Carroll Park. It should be great fun.
Below is all the info:
Smith Street Stage retell the famous Dickens classic inside the Park House at Carroll Park. Seven actors bring 34 characters to life through the magic of radio. Most of the sound effects will be created by the actors themselves. 
Smith Street Stage Presents: 
Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol" 
at the Carroll Park Park house 
Corner of President Street and Smith Street 
Starring: Patrick McCarthy, Susanna Baddiel, Jessica Weiss, Charlie Kravits, Pete Mc
Elliot, Sam Rosenberg and Jonathan Hopkins
December 6th, 7:00 p.m.
December 7th, 8:30 p.m. 
December 8th, 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. 
December 14th, 7:00 p.m.
December 15th, 5:00 and 7:00 p.m.
December 16th, 5:00 p.m
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for children.
To buy your tickets, click here http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/289393