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The Drama Book Shop, Inc.
250 W. 40th St. New York, NY 10018 Tel: (212) 944-0595 Fax: (212) 730-8739 Email Us
Store Hours
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STORE HOURS
As of May 20, 2009
Monday - Saturday: 11 am to 7 pm
Thursdays until 8 pm
Phone orders welcome weekdays beginning at 10 am
Please Join us for Wine & Cheese, Thursday from 6 to 8
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Our website uses a shared database. About half the items that are in our store are NOT on this website and vice versa. If you don't find what you're looking
for, please call us at 1-800-322-0595.
RUSH SHIPMENTS and INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY available. Please call 800 322-0595 (US and Canada) or 212 944-0595 during business hours.
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Please subscribe to our Mailing List for periodic updates. Title of Event: Taste of Something Sweet with Juliet Wentworth
When: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 3:30 PM Location: The Drama Book Shop, 250 West 40th Street, New York, NY 10018 Description: Long-time Public Theater concessions manager gives away samples of baked goods made from recipes in her theatrically-themed cookbook, Something Sweet .
Something Sweet is about warming our hearts and souls with sweet talk in the form of wonderful recipes. How good it is to have these dishes gathered in book form. Here is an awakened interpretation of sweet dreams.
- Mary Sue Sweeney, Director
The Newark Museum, New Jersey
Player, her food will leave you speechless, and not just because you are stuffing your face constantly. Something Sweet gives your whole body a rush. It's like consuming a great work of art. - John Leguizamo, from the forward
Juliet Wentworth's culinary career
began as an avocation, at The American Place Theater, and led
to her operating food counters at more than a dozen New York City
Theaters, running a New Jersey restaurant and catering countless
area corporate and residential social events. She now operates dessert counters at one of New York's most well know Off-Broadway Sites:
Blue Man Group, offers desserts at wholesale to cafe restaurants and
caters events for a select clientele. Ms Wentworth resides just outside Manhattan in Northern New Jersey.
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Stage Casting Notices
Courtesy of Show Business Weekly
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Each week our staff recommends one play that's new, interesting, or just flat-out fantastic. We aim to encourage dialogue and broaden your horizons, so we frequently try to choose plays of which you may not be aware.
Order a copy, read it, then e-mail us and let us know what you think: info@dramabookshop.com.
THIS WEEK'S PICK
BACK BACK BACK, CELEBRITY ROW, OUTRAGE: Three Plays by Itamar Moses
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Back Back Back/Celebrity Row/Outrage
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Moses, Itamar
Itamar Moses has been hailed as one of America's most talented young playwrights since his critically acclaimed "Bach at Leipzig" debuted in 2005. In this anthology of three new plays, Moses blurs the line between fact and fiction, dramatizing today's most infamous news stories. In "Back Back Back," the pressures of performance and reputation get the best of three professional baseball players when they are forced to reveal their not-so-natural secrets to winning the game. In "Celebrity Row," Moses imagines what Timothy McVeigh, Ted Kaczynski, the 1993 World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Yousef, and the Latin Kings leader Luis Felipe would have philosophized about when they were inhabitants of the same maximum security prison in Colorado. Finally, in "Outrage," the dangerous teacher-disciple relationship calls all of academia into question with the help of none other than Socrates and Bertolt Brecht. |
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The only experiential rewards program created for you, Broadway's biggest and most loyal fans and membership is FREE!
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FINAL DRAFT, version 7, bundled with THE HERO'S 2 JOURNEYS
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Final Draft, Version 7 & The Hero's 2 Journeys, Special Drama Book Shop Bundle, Software and DVDs
Final Draft, Version 7: The Industry Standard
You have a story to tell. Use Final Draft to write it.
Use your creative energy to focus on the content; let Final Draft take
care of the style. Final Draft is the number-one selling word processor
specifically designed for writing movie scripts, television episodics and stage
plays.It combines powerful word processing with professional script formatting
in one self-contained, easy-to-use package. There is no need to learn about
script formatting rules – Final Draft automatically paginates and formats
your script to industry standards as you write.
The Hero's 2 Journeys
The Hero's 2 Journeys contains 3 DVDs with over four hours
on writing techniques and story analysis by Michael Hauge, author of Writing
Screenplays that Sell, and Christopher Vogler, author of The Writer's
Journey.For the first time, two of Hollywood's top studio script consultants;
story experts and authors unite to reveal the tools and principles you must
know to move your screenplay, novel or film project from the rejection pile
to the production slate. In this special 3-DVD set, designed for storytellers
and filmmakers in all disciplines, these two renowned writers and teachers provide
their unique insiders' understanding of the ways story structure, character
arc, and theme must combine with myth, archetype, identity, and transformation
to touch the widest possible audience.
Special Drama Book Shop bundle Price: $299.00 |
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Unique and provocative selections from a great diversity of voices...all personally recommended by the independent booksellers of America.
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Hamlet's Dresser: A Memoir
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Smith, Bob
The true story of a boy whose life was saved by literature, "Hamlet's Dresser" is a portrait of a person made whole by art. Bob Smith's childhood was a fragile and lonely one, spent largely caring for his handicapped sister, Carolyn. But at age ten, his local librarian gave him a copy of Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice, " and it transformed him. In Bob's first look at Shakespeare's penetrating language -- "In sooth I know not why I am so sad" -- he had found a window through which to view the world. Years later, when the American Shakespeare Festival moved into Stratford and Smith was hired as Hamlet's dresser, his life's passion took shape.Blending tragedy and comedy, Smith gracefully weaves together his childhood memories with his experiences backstage and teaching the plays. The result is a gorgeous, tender, infectious book about the restorative powers of literature and art. |
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