One week remains in the 5-week effort to raise $5,000 to keep Stone Soup Theatre operating in Fremont. Only $850 is still needed. So far, 46 people have contributed to this effort – could you help find a few more?
With only 28 donors giving so far, the fundraising effort to save Stone Soup Theatre is off to a heartening start. The Indiegogo Campaign has already raised $3,285 of the $5,000 needed – but the goal must be reached to keep this small, independent theater venue open and operating for the coming year.
For Fremocentrist.com readers, Book-It Repertory Theatre has offered a half-off discount for its current theatrical production, taking the stage right here in Fremont!
For 5 weeks, this community has a chance to help save a local theater, on Indiegogo. Stone Soup Theatre needs to raise $5,000 to cover a 40% raise in rent and rental taxes, to continue its mission to bring one-act plays to audiences as well as providing a venue for other independent, small work theater companies.
On November 9th, at 3p, the Fremont Fireside Chat series – sponsored by HomeStreet Bank – will continue at History House of Greater Seattle with ‘The 1,003 Stories of Fremont.’
On Monday, October 21st at 8p, Sandbox Radio Live presents its latest offering of live radio theater – Howl!
Only two weeks remain to see the world-premiere production of ‘Mirror Images’ at the DownStage Theater (4029 Stone Way N.) This weekend – Friday, Saturday & Sunday – enjoy this drama written by local playwright Scott Timmons, directed by Zachariah Robinson and produced by Playwright’s Theatre.
This past September, District Fabric opened its doors in the former Bitters Co space. District Fabric sells a diverse selection of carefully selected apparel fabrics, from silk & fine woolens to cottons & sparkly tulle, they can supply the inspirational fabrics perfect for a designer dress, or your next Halloween costume.
For the second year, Ricky Gene Powell will produce ‘Santa’s First Magical Ride: The Musical,’ and auditions are currently being scheduled for actors, dancers, singers and elfish types that want to celebrate the holidays by giving their talents to create a great show, and a new tradition.
On Tuesday, October 15th, at 7:30p, enjoy brand new stories by local storytellers in a new series at West of Lenin called ‘Truth or Fiction? Who Cares! (when it’s a great story)’.
