LOVE'S FIRE This Monday

This Monday, Jeff Roscoe is playing a wonderful song called PAINTING by William Finn sung by the incredible Michael Kingston to Matt Gottlieb in Bohemian Theatre Ensemble's benefit performance of LOVE's FIRE.

The evening benefits Boho as well as Season of Concern. Michael, Matt, Jeff and I rehearsed the song again last night and it's wonderful. If you're free on Monday, join us!

Everybody and their brother is in this benefit. It wouldn't surprise me if Erin Moran is in one of the pieces...

Here's all the info...





7 Playwrights, 2 hours, 1 theme..
A BENEFIT for BoHo and SEASON OF CONCERN


A ONE NIGHT ONLY BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
Produced by Kate Garassino & Brooke Sherrod

Theatre Building Chicago
February 12th, 2007 7:30 pm
Cocktail & Appetizer Hour 6:30 pm
* Piano Entertainment by Carl Chadek
donated by Big Delicious Planet, Bespoke Cuisine & Beloit Beverage Company


TICKETS: 773-791-2393 $25
www.BoHoTheatre.com

Each of the seven one-act plays in Love's Fire offers an original and contemporary perspective on a single Shakespearean sonnet. Love and sex unite the seven short plays, which provide realistic, unusual and even wild glimpses into the choices people make in today's society.

Love’s Fire heralds the triumphs and tragedies of the heart. Using a variety of moods, settings, and stories, seven of America’s best contemporary playwrights pay tribute in a rich and marvelously entertaining celebration of the Bard.

Love's Fire Features Guest Directors: Nic Dimond, Kathleen Maki, Stephen Rader, Peter Robel, Michael Ryczek, Kimberly Senior and Chuck Smith

Featuring: Actors featured in Love's Fire: Anne Adams, Brian Amidei, Anthony Apodaca, Steve Best, Julie Burt, Alanda Coon, Michelle Courvais, Esteban Cruz, Brannen Daugherty, Brandon Dahlquist, Coco Elysses, John Ferrick, Ricardo Gamboa, Kate Garassino, Steve Genovese, Sarah Gitenstein, Jess Godwin, Jonathan Goodman, Matt Gottlieb, Chris Hainsworth, Kristin Hanson, Annie Joseph, Michael Kingston, Jodi Wonio Kingsley, Kelly Leaman, Brandon Miller, Mike Nichols, Vanessa Panerosa, Dan Riley, Blair Robertson, Jeff Roscoe, Tom Samorian, Justin Sample, Robyn Senchak, Brooke Sherrod, Danni Smith, Nick Sula, and Nico Tricoci.

Season of Concern is the Chicagoland theatre community’s fundraising effort in providing compassionate care to those in our community who are experiencing the effects of catastrophic illness. This effort supports the fight against AIDS, contributing to programs that provide direct-care support (funded programs provide personal financial support, housing care, meals, medications, legal assistance and a variety of other services for people living with HIV and AIDS) to members of the theatre community and others in Chicago and the Midwest; and emergency needs expressed by theatre community members in their struggles against other life-threatening illnesses.