to a Zoom performance:
Second Spring: Reflections on a Year of Life
When: Monday, March 29, 2021, 7-8 PM EST
Join Circle of Sparks Playback Project in our storytelling circle of reflections on this past year of life as spring has arrived once again. In this interactive event, witness audience stories played back by our improv company in a shared exchange of our experiences. We would love to see you on Zoom where you can share a story or just listen and watch the improv performance.
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcqcO2orjouHNzJ-aVRSUepofA7lQCaaGcF After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing the link and information about joining the Zoom meeting.
Requested donation: $10
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing the link and information about joining the Zoom meeting.
Venmo (username on Business tab):
@CultureConnectionTheater
PayPal (username, link or email):
@cultureconnection
paypal.me/cultureconnection
CultureConnectionTheater1@gmail.com
Zelle (username is email):
CultureConnectionTheater1@gmail.com
by check to:
Culture Connection Theater
13 Montclair Ave.
Montclair, NJ 07042
Hope you can join us!
Elaine Molinaro
Artistic Director
Culture Connection Theater
tel: 646-484-8571
Circle of Sparks Playback Project
Co-Founders: Laura Hoffman, Elaine Molinaro
What is Playback?
Playback Theater is a community building project that combines storytelling and improvisational theater where audience members share their own stories and see them enacted or “played back” by actors. Just so you know, you don’t have to share a story if you don’t want to. Listening is great, too!
Playback Theatre has been used as a forum for the exchange of diverse experiences since the 1970’s. Recently, stories have dealt with living through Covid 19 as senior citizens, racial conflict and reconciliation and immigrant and refugee experiences, to mention a few.
Circle of Sparks Playback Project is a program of Culture Connection Theater.
Made possible by funds from the Essex County Division of Culture Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts