New Caledonian Communard
Fresh from the success of Gone Missing, The Civilians have a new show, This Beautiful City, already in production in Colorado Springs, and a second one in the works. To that end, they asked me to whip up an illo for a fund-raiser they've got coming up in NYC in May. The play is called Paris Commune, and the illo refers to the captured Communards who were exiled to the Polynesian island of New Caledonia. So here's our little revolutionary in his new tropical garb:
And here's info about the benefit, which your welcome to attend, if you've got $25-$150 to spare:
PARIS COMMUNE II
Communards in the South Pacific
Monday, May 12, 8 PM to 1 AM, Performance at 9 PM
Element Nightclub, 225 East Houston Street
@ Essex Street / Avenue A, New York, NY 10002
Enjoy drinks and dancing in this Lower East Side club, surrounded by The Civilians’ artists, friends, and supporters. This benefit event will include complimentary sponsored drinks, full cash bar, light hors d’oeuvres, and a silent auction.
In honor of our production of Paris Commune at the Public Theater, the company will perform a special sequel to the revolution. Following the Communards (in song) from life in the streets of Paris to exile on the French Polynesian island of New Caledonia, this one-time only event is guaranteed to prove that the fight (and the show) must go on.
Tickets $25 to $150. R.S.V.P. at www.thecivilians.org or by calling (212) 730-2019.
And here's info about the benefit, which your welcome to attend, if you've got $25-$150 to spare:
PARIS COMMUNE II
Communards in the South Pacific
Monday, May 12, 8 PM to 1 AM, Performance at 9 PM
Element Nightclub, 225 East Houston Street
@ Essex Street / Avenue A, New York, NY 10002
Enjoy drinks and dancing in this Lower East Side club, surrounded by The Civilians’ artists, friends, and supporters. This benefit event will include complimentary sponsored drinks, full cash bar, light hors d’oeuvres, and a silent auction.
In honor of our production of Paris Commune at the Public Theater, the company will perform a special sequel to the revolution. Following the Communards (in song) from life in the streets of Paris to exile on the French Polynesian island of New Caledonia, this one-time only event is guaranteed to prove that the fight (and the show) must go on.
Tickets $25 to $150. R.S.V.P. at www.thecivilians.org or by calling (212) 730-2019.