CAPACITY is closing Studios, but remains in neighborhood

CAPACITY, CAPA's Youth Arts Program, will be closing the CAPACITY Studios on February 28 but we'll still be in the neighborhood.

Central Community House, our wonderful community partner, will host our CAPACITY workshops, open mics, and community garden project.

Next week at Central Community House we will hold our DJ Workshop (with BHB)
and Open Art Workshop (with Richard "Duarte" Brown) on Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 5:30 pm.

Breakdance with BHB will follow at 6:30 pm.

On Wednesday, March 1 Dionne Custer and Duarte will join forces at 5:15 pm for WORDPLAY, a workshop combining writing and visual art.

These workshops for young people ages 12-19 will be held weekly.

A complete schedule update (including dine-in discussions, media art, open mics and garden art) will be posted on the CAPACITY website by March 10.

See you at Central!!

For more information about CAPACITY programs and our generous funders please visit : www.ecapacity.org

For more information about Central Community House please visit: www.cchouse.org

Women at Play presents its last production: Hungry Hearts

This message was sent in By Katherine Burkman. Women at Play has produced many wonderful and memorable productions in Columbus for te past 12 years. Sadly, we are now informed that the company is disbanding. A real loss for all who love good theatre. -charlie

Dear Friend of Women at Play.

We wanted you to know that our group is disbanding after 12 years. Although somewhat sad, we are excited about our final production, an adaptation of Francine Prose's wonderful novel HUNGRY HEARTS, which will take place March 23 at 7:30, 24 at 2:00, 25 at 8:00, 26 at 2:00, 30 at 8, 31 at 2, April 1 at 8, April 2 at 2. All at the JCC at 1125 College Ave. Tickets $20, or $15 for students/seniors/members of JCC. Group rates available as well.

The play, which we will be giving its world premiere, is a dramatic but joyous romp about a Yiddish acting company who are rehearsing THE DYBBUK in New York in 1920 and take it to South America. The leading lady gets invaded by a real dybbuk (the spirit of a dead person) and the rest of the play involves solving this problem. Mimi Chenfeld is doing choreography and Arcadiy Gips will play live violin. Attached is our poster. For tickets/information: 457-6580.