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Flux Tuesday, 6/30/15

Flux Tuesday, 6/30/15

(Photos by Kia Rogers and post by Kelly O.) This Flux Sunday was special for two key reasons: It focused entirely on two FluxForward plays from Kevin R. Free and Adam Szymkowicz; and It was on a Tuesday night!   Playwrights: Kevin R. Free, Adam Szymkowicz Directors: Christine Zagrobelny directed Kevin’s plays and Adam’s plays were…

Flux Pre-Retreat Meeting; or, of Budgets and Strategies

Flux Pre-Retreat Meeting; or, of Budgets and Strategies

(Photo by Kia Rogers. Pictured in full human form: Kelly O’Donnell, August Schulenburg, Chinaza Uche. Pictured in small yet present digital form: Heather Cohn, Sol Crespo, Rachael Hip-Flores, Becky Byers, Will Lowry, Alisha Spielmann, Isaiah Tanenbaum. Post by August Schulenburg.) Kia’s picture above does a pretty good job of illustrating how our meetings have changed…

Breathe Free at La Plaza Community Garden

Breathe Free at La Plaza Community Garden

(Post by August Schulenburg.) On May 24th, Flux and New Sanctuary brought scenes from the first incarnation of Breathe Free to the La Plaza Cultural Community Garden as part of the 2015 Loisaida Fest. We brought Mother of Exiles  and Gang of Witnesses, and in between those performances, Ravi Ragbir from New Sanctuary spoke about their work. It…

Living Ticket, Closing Report (Part 1)

Living Ticket, Closing Report (Part 1)

(Photo by Isaiah Tanenbaum. Post by August Schulenburg. Read more about the Living Ticket and Open Book programs.) First, thank you to everyone who attended and supported Salvage–it’s thanks to you that this report is going to be largely positive, and we couldn’t be more grateful. This report on the outcomes from the inaugural run of the Living Ticket…

Breathe Free at Judson, Photos

Breathe Free at Judson, Photos

(All photos by Isaiah Tanenbaum. Pictured: Mother of Exiles. Post by Corinna Schulenburg.) From the Creative Partners of Flux and all of us on the Food:Soul committee, thank you to everyone who made Breathe Free possible. A packed house at Judson Memorial Church showed up for free food, poetry, plays, dance and screenplays–even an interactive information circus–all on the…

Living Ticket, Week Four, Opening!

Living Ticket, Week Four, Opening!

(Photo by Deborah Alexander. Post by August Schulenburg. Read more about the Living Ticket and Open Book programs, and then reserve your Salvage Living Ticket today.) If you read the Week Three update, you know that after a late start, Salvage had finally caught up with and then exceeded attendance and income marks for our two previous shows at a week…

Living Ticket, Week Three

Living Ticket, Week Three

(Photo by Isaiah Tanenbaum, because the Living Ticket is climbing! Post by August Schulenburg. Read more about the Living Ticket and Open Book programs, and then reserve your Salvage Living Ticket today.) If you read updates from Week One and Week Two, you may remember that Week Three was looking distinctly like a make or break week for the…

Living Ticket Update, Week Two

Living Ticket Update, Week Two

(Photo by Kelly O’Donnell, edited by Isaiah Tanenbaum, because it’s just too soon for a hi-five on the Living Ticket yet. Post by August Schulenburg. Read more about the Living Ticket and Open Book programs, and then reserve your Salvage Living Ticket today!) Last week, we shared our progress from the first week of the new Living Ticket…

Living Ticket Update, Week 1

Living Ticket Update, Week 1

(Photo by Deborah Alexander of Jane the Plain. This shot felt right for this post, because we’re going to need to hustle to reach our Living Ticket goals!) So, you might be wondering…how is all this Living Ticket and Open Book stuff turning out for Flux? As part of our commitment to transparency, we’ll be…

Flux Sunday, 3/8/15

Flux Sunday, 3/8/15

(Post and photos by Alisha Spielmann with an assist from August Schulenburg.) (What is Flux Sunday?) We returned to Judson for a tag-team effort where Gus launched the Flux Sunday with the help of daughter Mercena, before tagging out to Alisha, who brought the Sunday home. It was a smaller turn-out than usual, but much…

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