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"Arts and Science"
December 2, 2005 through December 7, 2005.
Theatre of Ted and Studio 222 proudly announce the world premiere of a new full-length original play, Arts and Science by David Roby.
Arts and Science is a play about the disabled body—its physical, emotional, and psychological warehouse. When the “body different” is explored, what variances and similarities does the investigator find? As spectators or participants, do we find ourselves judging our own physical dimensions or celebrating our very own diversity?
Five undergraduate Illinois State University actors are featured in this ensemble piece including Shana Bender, Jason Brouwer, Connie Chojnacki, Allison Dutton, and Jay Worthington.
The performance times are as follows: Friday December 2, Sunday December 4th, and Wednesday December 7th at 8:00 p.m.; and Saturday December 3rd, Monday December 5th, and Tuesday December 6 at 10:00 p.m. For reservations, please call 312-622-2888. Admission is $5.00 for students with I.D. and $10.00 for adults.
Join Studio 222 in celebrating a showing of work by the late Walter Bock. Opening night is Saturday, December 3rd from
7–9 pm
The showings of Walters works have been rare, so we hope you will take advantage of this opportunity. The show will consist of approximately 46 pieces including “Milkweed Pods”, “Dandelions”, “Farm Scenes”, and “San Diego Girls”. There are large oil paintings, powerful but simple line drawings, pastels, and various other mediums all in the four themes.
Laurie Larsen presents:
"Legacy of Lies"
What if everything you thought you knew about your family turned out to be a lie?
Penelope Livingston has had an ache in her heart for twenty-five years—ever since that traumatic day she gave her baby up for adoption. Now she’s trying to locate her daughter. Research uncovers a youngwoman named Claire who seems to be a perfect match. The two women believe it is Fate that they found each other, and they begin to forge a happy friendship. Unfortunately, only the baby’s father, Larry O’Neill knows the truth—that he never allowed his daughter to be given up for adoption. He raised the baby himself, with the help of his babysitter, Sally, who quickly became his wife.
Now how does he keep Penelope off his daughter Melody’s trail, so that he can keep his family intact and himself out of jail?
Book release and signing by author Laurie Larson Friday, December 16 from 6 to 8 PM held here at Studio 222 Featuring: A book reading of her favorite parts of the book - A chance to get your questions answered by the author - Purchase autographed copies of the book, just in time for Christmas shopping
Call the gallery at 309-829-8222, or email us for more information on events or sponsoring an event. We hope to see you soon!
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