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James and Extra Credits were featured at SXSW, Gamasutra, and the homepage of Reddit.
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Her fashion line, AFIA was featured in EcoSalon, TreeHugger, Refinery29, and is now available in boutiques across NYC.
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When Last We Flew, NYC-based Off-Broadway theatrical production team.
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Any contribution of $10 receives: A behind the scenes look at the production in our e-newsletter. 4 Fuelers!
Any contribution of $15 receives: All of the above plus special thanks in our playbill. 5 Fuelers!
Any contribution of $20 receives: All of the above plus 1 ticket to any performance. 2 Fuelers!
Any contribution of $50 receives: All of the above plus a Southern Fried Chekhov T-shirt and 1 additional ticket (2 total). 3 Fuelers!
Any contribution of $75 receives: All of the above plus a jar of the director's Secret Chicken Fryer Mix
Any contribution of $100 receives: All of the above plus a Southern Fried Chekhov tote bag and 2 additional tickets (4 total).
Started by Eric Kildow July 21st, 2010
We talk about the idea of bringing Chekhov home to Savannah.
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Our aim here is to bring two great farces from a master playwright to the Savannah community. Using a uniquely Savannah adaptation of The Bear and The Proposal by Eve Butler (co-adaptor of the Savannah Actor's Theatre's 2006 stage adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere, and author of No Smoking which was selected for the Manhattan Theatre Source's Estrogenius Festival in 2008), we seek to bring Chekhov home to the Southeast and not only enjoy the work of a master playwright, but also revel in the joy of our unique community.
It's not cheap to put on a show, so we're asking for support from individuals to help get our production up and out to the community.
All donations will go to support production activities, and we are excited at the prospect that we might even be able to reduce ticket costs, rendering our show even more accessible, if the project should fuel over 100%.
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1. RocketHub is not an investment or charity. It is an exchange: funds from fans for rewards from us.
2. It's all or nothing: if we don't reach our financial goal, you get your money back.
