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Dwight-Englewood School Theatre Ticket Order Form Dwight-Englewood School Theatre Ticket Order Form All in the Timing is an eclectic collection of five of David Ives’ short one-act plays. In these comedies, his creative turn of a phrase, musical tempos, and whimsical humor give each play its own flavor and feel. The plays range from the esoteric, avant-garde homage to the music of Philip Glass in Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread to the humorous evaluation of the “infinite Monkey theorem” by three chimps put to the task of proving it in Words, Words, Words. In Sure Thing, two strangers meet in a coffee shop and must restart all of the “moments” that don’t work as they try to find the perfect fit. The Philadelphia suggests that even if your body is in New York, your state of being may be in a “Philadelphia,” a place where the laws of physics and common sense just don’t apply. The Universal Language brings a shy young girl who stutters together with a con man looking to dupe people out of their money by teaching a made-up language called Unamunda. Something happens to the two of them as they find the healing magic of a “Universal Language.” Four of the five one-acts are a collaboration of Dwight-Englewood student and faculty directors. Please join us for this playful exploration of our fall play, All in the Timing. I would like to order tickets for ALL IN THE TIMING All Seating - $15.00 Name ______________________________________________________________ Send your check plus this form to: Address ____________________________________________________________ Dwight-Englewood School 315 East Palisade Avenue ____________________________________________________________ Englewood, NJ 07631 Attn: Theatre Box Office City, State, ZIP ______________________________________________________ Please make your check payable to Dwight-Englewood School. Phone ______________________________________________________________ Tickets go on sale at the School Store beginning E-Mail________________________________________________________ November 7, 2016 Send me my tickets (please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope) Hold my tickets at the Box Office I wish to be: a Patron of the Arts ($50 - $99) / Angel ($100 - $499) / Benefactor ($500 +). (A tax deductible donation will entitle you to a listing in Theatre Fare, the Dwight-Englewood theatre magazine, and first choice of seating. Please note: Donation does not include tickets.) List me in Theatre Fare as: _____________________________________________________________________________________ $_________ Your attention to curtain time is appreciated. Curtain times are prompt. Please plan to arrive within a half hour of your performance. Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of management. Date/Curtain Time Section/Price No. of Seats Seat Location (1st choice) Seat Location (2nd choice) Total Amount Fri. 11/11/2016 @7:30pm All /$15.00 General Seating General Seating $ General Admission Sat. 11/12/2016 @7:30pm All /$15.00 General Seating General Seating $ $ $ $ $ Grand Total (add "Total Amount" column + donation amount) $________ Ticket order forms must be received by Dwight-Englewood School no later than Monday, October 31, 2016. HAJJAR AUDITORIUM SEATING CHART .
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