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The 32BJ Winter 2009/10 Graduating Class
Click here to see more pictures from their February 2010 Final Performance

The CWA Local 1180 Retirees Spring 2009 Graduating Class
with Director Michael Bernardl and Guest Actors
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from their June 2009 Final Performance

The 32BJ Spring 2009 Graduating Class
with Director Brent Buell and Guest Actors
Click here to see more pictures
from their June 2009 Final Performance

The DC37 Spring 2008 Graduating Class
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from their June 2008 Final Performance
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TheaterWorks!
UP NEXT:
the final performance of the Winter 2010/11 class at Local 32BJ
Monday, February 7, 2011 at 7pm
The Beckett Theatre on Theatre Row
410 W 42nd Street (between 9th & 10th Aves) NYC 10036
ALL ARE WELCOME ~ TICKETS ARE FREE!
Click here to reserve your seat
32BJ Members Tell Their Stories
Come watch members of 32BJ perform in plays that they've written themselves, working with a professional playwright, a professional director and professional actors.
To reserve your FREE tickets click below:
http://www.nycharities.org/events/EventLevels.aspx?ETID=3153
For more information
email info@theworkingtheater.org or call 212-244-3300
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TheaterWorks! classes teach performance and writing skills to working people. In each sixteen-week class, students write and rehearse short theatrical pieces based on their work experiences, and perform them before an invited audience. The TheaterWorks! program is overseen by the Educational Instructor Joe Roland and Producing Director Mark Plesent.
TheaterWorks! is offered to corporations and unions as a resource for their employees and members, and each class is tailored to meet the specific needs of the host organization. Since its inception, the program has served workers at District Council 37, Transport Workers Local 100, Social Services Employees Local 371, Building Service Employees Local 32BJ, Communication Workers of America Local 1180 Retirees and to members of UNITE! employed by Amalgamated Life Insurance. In early 2007, the Working Theater inaugurated a new course at Cornell University's School of Industry and Labor Relations.
The goals of TheaterWorks! are:
* to combat the sense of alienation many workers feel toward their jobs by providing them with a non-threatening creative environment in which to explore the meaning of what they do
* to teach creative problem solving
* to foster self-expression
* to help engender personal and long-term connections to the arts
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