Lou Bullock is a generous man and sincere artist from the Bedlam community, and I am very proud that Bedlam Outreach will be hosting a reading of his monologues and short plays on Monday, November 21st at the Sheen Center. Please come and hear his monologues: they will move you.
PLEASE JOIN US for a BEDLAM OUTREACH PRESENTATION:
A staged presentation of the work of Lou Bullock (U.S. Army ‘55 – ‘57).
WHO: Lou Bullock, the Veterans/Actors of Bedlam's Veteran Outreach Class, and Stephan Wolfert, Bedlam's Director of Veteran Outreach.
WHAT: A chance to experience and celebrate the dramatic richness found in the writings of our own Lou Bullock, as performed by the Veterans/Actors of Bedlam Outreach.
WHEN: Monday, November 21st
6:30-7:00pm: A very informal “meet and greet” between the Veterans/Actors, Bedlam Company Members and YOU.
7-8:30pm: The presentation, featuring scenes from Shakespeare and personal reflections on the themes of homecoming and infancy.
WHERE: The Sheen Center,
18 Bleecker Street, New York, NY 10009.
WHY: At Bedlam, we believe in the power of the performing arts to help reintegrate Veterans into civilian life, and to help them articulate and understand their experiences through the communal process of making theatre.
Our "Open Houses" are an opportunity for Veterans and civilians to engage in an open dialogue toward bringing a deeper understanding between these two communities.
The most successful Veteran reintegration programs include camaraderie, communalization of trauma, and Veteran/civilian integration. Bedlam’s Monday night classes provide the opportunity for camaraderie-building as well as the communalization of trauma, but you provide the opportunity for Veteran/civilian integration just by showing up.
To learn more about Bedlam and our Veteran Outreach please visit:
http://www.bedlam.org
We hope to see you there!
RSVP at Outreach@Bedlam.org
Admission is free but donations are always welcome.
Outreach “Agreement”
I AGREE to be a part of a safe, secure space where we may “speak what we feel, and not what we aught to say” (from Shakespeare’s King Lear); I also agree to keep what others may share inside of the room.
A staged presentation of the work of Lou Bullock (U.S. Army ‘55 – ‘57).
WHO: Lou Bullock, the Veterans/Actors of Bedlam's Veteran Outreach Class, and Stephan Wolfert, Bedlam's Director of Veteran Outreach.
WHAT: A chance to experience and celebrate the dramatic richness found in the writings of our own Lou Bullock, as performed by the Veterans/Actors of Bedlam Outreach.
WHEN: Monday, November 21st
6:30-7:00pm: A very informal “meet and greet” between the Veterans/Actors, Bedlam Company Members and YOU.
7-8:30pm: The presentation, featuring scenes from Shakespeare and personal reflections on the themes of homecoming and infancy.
WHERE: The Sheen Center,
18 Bleecker Street, New York, NY 10009.
WHY: At Bedlam, we believe in the power of the performing arts to help reintegrate Veterans into civilian life, and to help them articulate and understand their experiences through the communal process of making theatre.
Our "Open Houses" are an opportunity for Veterans and civilians to engage in an open dialogue toward bringing a deeper understanding between these two communities.
The most successful Veteran reintegration programs include camaraderie, communalization of trauma, and Veteran/civilian integration. Bedlam’s Monday night classes provide the opportunity for camaraderie-building as well as the communalization of trauma, but you provide the opportunity for Veteran/civilian integration just by showing up.
To learn more about Bedlam and our Veteran Outreach please visit:
http://www.bedlam.org
We hope to see you there!
RSVP at Outreach@Bedlam.org
Admission is free but donations are always welcome.
Outreach “Agreement”
I AGREE to be a part of a safe, secure space where we may “speak what we feel, and not what we aught to say” (from Shakespeare’s King Lear); I also agree to keep what others may share inside of the room.
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