The Board of Performance Space 122, Gala Co-Chairs Kathleen Russo, Lucy Sexton, Stephen Daldry, Scott Rudin &John Barlow, and Donald Guarnieri invite you to attend:
THURSDAY, May 4th
Location: The Angel Orensanz Foundation
172 Norfolk Street
Featuring…
the exclusive preview of
“Leftover Stories to Tell”
from the work of Spalding Gray
Performed by:
Jonathan Ames, Eric Bogosian,
Hazelle Goodman, Judith Ivey, Jay McInerney,
Rosie O’Donnell, and James Urbaniak
and The Inaugural Spalding Gray Award
6:30 Cocktails &Silent Auction,
7:30 Dinner,
8:30 Performance &Award Ceremony,
9:30 Live Art Auction
Our fantastic annual Art Auction will include creations and contributions from:
- Renate Aller
- Laurie Anderson
- Matthew Barney
- Christo and Jeanne-Claude
- Alexandra Eldridge
- Philip Glass
- Fergus Greer
- Gia Grosso
- David Leslie
- Dona Ann McAdams
- Pat Oleszko
- Lori Seid
- Adam Stennett
- Laura Taylor
- John Waters
- William Wegman
- Ezra Wube
Thank you to our generous sponsors Bedell Cellars, Corey Creek Vineyards and Cobra Beer.
TICKETS: R.S.V.P. to carleigh@ps122.org or purchase your tickets on-line now
$350 – Patron
Includes individual ticket for cocktail party, dinner, and exclusive preview of “Leftover Stories to Tell”
$3000 – Gold Table Sponsor
Includes reserved table of 8 persons in Gold section, cocktail party, dinner, exclusive preview of “Leftover Stories to Tell,” and after-party, plus sponsorship listing in Gala program, and complimentary tickets for 4 for two P.S. 122 performances during the 2006 season
$5000 – Platinum Table Sponsor
Includes reserved table of 10 persons in Platinum section, cocktail party, dinner, exclusive preview of “Leftover Stories to Tell,” and after-party, plus full page ad in Gala program, sponsorship listing in Spring 2006 playbills, and complimentary tickets for 4 to three P.S. 122 performances during the 2006 season
The proceeds from this evening will directly support Performance Space 122 and The Spalding Gray Award.
Performance Space 122 is dedicated to supporting and presenting artists whose work challenges the traditional boundaries of dance, theatre, music, and performance. Committed to exploring innovative form as well as material, P.S. 122 is steadfast in its search for pioneering artists from a diversity of cultures and points of view. The proceeds from this event will directly support the mission and future of our beloved and vital institution.
The Spalding Gray Award is a new commissioning award created in his honor by Performance Space 122 and the UCLA Live Arts Program. The Award will support gifted writer/performers who fully realize both aspects of Spalding’s legacy, who are fearless innovators of theatrical form, who reach into daily experience and create resonant, transcendent work that makes us all bigger, wider, wiser and, somehow, more than we were when we entered the theater. The recipient will be announced at The Gala and receive a full production of his or her work during the upcoming season at P.S. 122.