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 |  |  | This is an eBay Giving Works listing (Administered by MissionFish) |  |  |  |  |  | 100% of the final sale price will support Arena Stage (Small deduction may apply. Learn more) |  |
|  |   |  | | About this nonprofit: | | Led by Artistic Director Molly Smith, Arena Stage is one of the nation's oldest and most respected not-for-profit theaters, and Washington, D.C.'s largest. Arena on eBay, the theater's annual online fundraising auction, will take place May 5-19, 2008. All proceeds from this auction benefit Arena Stage's Community Engagement programs for local youth. Items will be listed in three waves -- be sure to check back for additional auction listings! |  |  |
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Have you ever wondered how Arena brings a production from the page to the stage? Curious about the particular challenges of producing a new play? In the spring of 2009, Arena Stage Artistic Director Molly Smith will direct the world premiere of Legacy of Light by Karen Zacarias, and the lucky winner will have a first-hand look at every step of the process. You and your guest will be invited to the First Rehearsal Presentation of this show, when the new cast, crew, and director come together for the first time to speak about their artistic vision. Next, you will attend the exclusive Cast Welcome Party and have the chance to talk with cast and crew about the show and their experiences in an intimate and unique setting. During the rehearsal process, you will watch an Open Rehearsal which will give you an inside look to the creative process. See the final product with two tickets to the show, a signed copy of the script and a poster signed by the cast of the show to commemorate your experience.
Terms and Conditions: Experience not transferable to other 2008/09 productions.
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| Led by Artistic Director Molly Smith, Arena Stage is one of the nation’s oldest and most respected not-for-profit theaters, and Washington, D.C. largest. For more than fifty years we have been producing plays of all that is passionate, exuberant, profound, deep and dangerous in the American spirit. Construction is in progress on Arena Stage The Mead Center for American Theater, our $120 million renovated and expanded space in SW Washington, set to open Fall 2010. |
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