It’s the ten days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kipper, days of reflection for those that observe the Jewish high holidays.
For the past two decades, I have used the inspiration of these holidays to reflect on the past year and look at the upcoming year. Between these holidays, I journal, make lists and use
project management tools
to look at what’s been and work on what’s-a-coming! Last Saturday, I invited a few friends to do a beta test of a workshop that I’ve developed, called TAKING STOCK.
I was encouraged by how well it went and the feedback I’ve received; including some post workshop emails with participants noting that they have already moved forward with goals.
I’m thinking I might do a more public workshop in the next month. If you are interested, please let me know. Either way, I’ll keep you posted.
But meanwhile, here are some of MY goals for
The Marsh’s upcoming year.
1. Have a wonderful Marsh 30
th
Anniversary year with great performances, a gala and special birthday events.
2. Work with our incredible staff and community to continually improve our systems and facility.
3. Plan, raise funds and produce The Marsh’s very solo performance/solo musical festival.
Goal 1: Great Performances!
Check out this week’s calendar of Marsh shows.
SAN FRANCISCO
Don Reed’s
THAT DON REED SHOW
, Saturday and Sunday.
What a wonderful, fun and hilarious show. There’s nothing like a Don Reed show.
The first 5 to use the code
Character
get in for free!
Dan Hoyle’s
BORDER PEOPLE
back next Thursday after Dan performs this at the
National Storytelling Festival
where each year 11,000 people descend on tiny Jonesborough, Tennessee for the largest storytelling conference in the country.
Go Dan!
BERKELEY
Meanwhile, Don is not only performing, but producing
Robert Townsend’s
premiere
Marsh solo performance,
LIVING THE SHUFFLE
, starting October 25. (Townsend wrote, directed, and produced
HOLLYWOOD SHUFFLE
, directed Eddie Murphy’s
RAW
and…and…and. What an artist!)
"Powerful and volatile. Dynamic!" -
The Daily Californian
More great reviews for Lynne Kaufman’s
WHO KILLED SYLVIA PLATH
starring the inimitable
Lorri Holt.
The first 5 to use the online code
ARIEL
can get a $10 off ticket.
Zappo Didio,
HIPPIE KID
!
Learn how Hippie parents gave Zappo his name. Or, his childhood memories of REIKI and toast in the commune kitchen. Come see him wrestle a bear during intermission!
The first 5 to use the online code
Culture
get $10 off ticket.
