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Tuesday May 18, 2010 TheTimesCenter of the New York Times Building 2010 Literature to Life Awards 6 pm Cocktails/Strolling Dinner/Live Auction featuring once-in-a-lifetime adventure travel and exotic wares from the Silk Road. 8 pm Gala Event honoring Greg Mortenson with the 2010 Award presented by Michael Kaiser of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and an exclusive performance excerpt of the NY Times Bestseller Three Cups of Tea. Pre-Sale Tickets Available Now! call 212-594-4482 x18
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The 2009 - 2010 Season is in full swing. With two new selections from the tops of the best-seller lists, we invite audiences across the country to share in the experience of literature brought to vibrant life on the stage.  After 17 years of presentations for young adult audiences, The Giver, an award-winning selection by Lois Lowry, is our first young adult novel to be adapted as a Literature to Life presentation. The book launched this Season to an ovation of activity in middle school classrooms across the city. Its powerful message of freedom and privilege deeply resonate with readers and audiences, and more young people are being introduced to the author's work and writings through Literature to Life residencies carried on in school classrooms each week.
Three Cups of Tea and its author Greg Mortenson are well-know by adult readers across the world, and it's no wonder given the inspiring true journey we uncover through the book co-authored by journalist David Oliver Relin. Readers in communities across the globe are carrying this story in their hearts and following Greg's charge to play a role in helping educate young people everywhere. The Literature to Life presentation of this book is rolling out throughout the season with partnerships in schools with Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Project. And plans for the 2010 Literature to Life Awards honoring Greg Mortenson are well underway. Save the date for Tuesday May 18, 2010 for this once-in-a-lifetime event. Pre-Sale Tickets Available Now! call 212-594-4482 x18 |
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Rob joined The American Place Theatre as Office Manager in the Spring of 2008. In the Summer of 2009, he assumed the position of Educational Outreach Manager at APT. He currently holds a MA in Arts Management and a BA in Theatre Studies from Montclair State Univeristy in New Jersey. Over the past several years, Rob has collaborated with several companies including Park Players, Centenary Stages, The Carl Pfeifer Performing Arts Center, Arts and Cultural Programming at the Kasser Theatre, Saddle River Youth Theatre, The Highlands Regional Playhouse, Theatre in the Raw, The Playwrights Theatre of NJ, Luna Stage, Strange.Dog Theatre, and Cafe Theatre. He has also been recognized as an acting coach and director by the SSDC, The Kennedy Center, and the National Partners/American Theatre. |
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 It is with deep sadness that we acknowledge the passing of 2008 Literature to Life Award Winner and Advisory Board Member Frank McCourt. We hope you will join us in remembering his significant contributions to teaching and learning. All of us, including Wynn Handman and actor Michael McMonagle, feel privileged to have come to know him through his memoir Teacher Man during this past year.
We will remember how he made us laugh. We will remember how he honored the work of Literature to Life: "Bringing stories to life helps students tell their stories," he said.
We will remember his story.
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Art Macfarland reports on Literature to Life at PS 111. |
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