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	IF YOU LIKE ACTORS YOU MAY ALSO ENJOY THESE COMMUNITY EVENTS & ORGANIZATIONS LOCAL THEATRE RESOURCES TheatreLouisville.org Auditions, show listings, peer reviews and other resources for theatre in Louisville. Theatre Alliance of Louisville Website for Theatre Alliance of Louisville, whose mission is to unite and strengthen the local theatre community. GALLERY AT ACTORS PADUCAH'S LOWERTOWN ARTISTS Mar 6 - May 11 Exhibit of mixed media including paintings and sculpture in the Sara Shallenberger Brown and Mezzanine lobbies. GIBBS ROUNSAVALL Mar 7 - May 30, 2008 A solo show in the Victor Jory Theatre lobby. More About the Gallery at Actors THE LATE SEATING AT ACTORS Apr 25, 10:30 pm An electric mixture of selected stories and songs by Jonathan Lethem, interpreted by local artists as part of The Promiscuous Materials Project. Tickets $10 (or $5 with Actors ticket stub)—Call 502-584-1205 or stop by the Box Office at Third and Main Street. More Information About The Late Seating JUNETEENTH LEGACY THEATRE presents 9th Annual Juneteenth Jamboree of New Plays Juneteenth Legacy Theatre (JLT), Kentucky's only professional African American theatre company, presents the 9th annual Juneteenth Jamboree of New Plays, a festival of staged readings about the African American experience and its legacy, hosted by Actors Theatre, June 6 - 21. Other festival activities include playwriting/acting workshops and the return of Juneteenth@Apollo, a community talent showcase, offering cash prizes to winning performers! This year’s festival is produced by JLT’s Founding Associate Producer, Kristi Papailler and features guest artists: Obie award-winning director, Sue Lawless; Founder and Producing Director of St. Louis Black Repertory Company, Ronald J. Himes; and St. Louis Black Repertory Company Artistic Associate, Linda Kennedy. The 31-year-old St. Louis Black Repertory Company is one of the most successful professional African American theatre companies in the nation. Jamboree schedule is as follows: play readings – Fridays and Saturdays at 8 pm followed by audience talk-backs with the evening’s playwright and cast; guest-artist led workshops – Saturdays from 3 – 4:30 pm; and Juneteenth@Apollo from 5:30 pm – 7 pm. All performances and activities will be held in the Victor Jory Theatre. Jamboree Play Passes ($50) and individual tickets ($10) can be ordered through Actors Theatre's Box Office at 584-1205. Workshop registration is $15 and tickets for Juneteenth@Apollo are $5. Group rates and weekend passes are available. A complete festival pass for all activities is $65 (a $35 savings). Individuals or groups wanting to register for Juneteenth@Apollo should call JLT at 502-636-4200. More Information About Juneteenth Jamboree of New Plays WOMEN OF SPUNK HONORING LOCAL WOMEN WHO HAVE MADE A DIFFERENCE On Dec 9, in honor of author Zora Neale Hurston, Actors Theatre honored local women with spunk who have overcome hardships and made a difference in their community. Honorees, selected by an advisory group, were recognized at an event, sponsored by E.ON US, in a special pre-show reception and ceremony. More Information, Honoree Bios & Interviews with each Woman of Spunk