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"THE ART OF LOVE: Plays About Art and Love" Postponed FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 22, 2009 Contact: Kevin Six (619) 818-1131 six.kevin@yahoo.com www.PlaysAboutLove.com SAN DIEGO - The Art of Love: Plays About Art and Love, an evening of short plays by San Diego writers set in art galleries has been postponed due to scheduling conflicts. The plays, scheduled to be performed at Swedenborg Hall Feb 5-26, will be pushed back to early spring, 2010. six.kevin@yahoo.com • Kevin Six

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The Art of Love Postponed

Sorry to those of you who recently committed but I have to postpone the play for scheduling reasons.  Not only was I not able to get the people I wanted into the cast but now I have a conflict... So!  I will be starting the process over in the spring. Thanks for your help and support thus far and I hope we can work together soon! Kevin Kevin Six 619-818-1131 My Website     My Reel My Play, Love Negotiated

News About The Rules of Engagement

Here's what Pat Launer says about my upcoming reading:

READING ROOM

… Fightin’ Women: “The Rules of Engagement,”
a new play by local writer/actor Kevin Six, will have a preliminary
reading with voluntary “safe sword play” for observer-participants. The
piece, about women in conflict, was written for Babes With Blades, a
Chicago theater group dedicated to providing opportunities for female
stage combat. The author is interested in audience input. 12/11 at 6
p.m. in Swedenborg Hall, 1531 Tyler Ave.

Read more: http://www.sdnn.com/sandiego/2009-12-02/things-to-do/theater-things-to-do/dr-seuss-how-the-grinch-stole-christmas-camino-real-theater-reviews-news#ixzz0Z206ZUp1

PayPal Storefront Sells Tickets

The gadget to your right (it's all about gadgets now, who knew?) is where you can purchase your tickets to The Art of Love: Plays About Art and Love. It was easy to create and embed and it's PayPal so you know it's safe. The gadget (did I mention that it's all about..? I did?) also allows other people to pick it up and embed it in their blogs, websites and social media pages. Cool, huh?
Use that gadget to your right or go to the Art of Love website here.

Kevin Six published in Mother/Daughter Monologues

I have been published -- again. This time by the International Center of Women Playwrights. I am now a member of that robust organization (as well as the Women's Caucus for Art, San Diego) though I am not in possession of a uterus. And I was granted honorary membership in both organizations for my writing skills.

Sales of the book, Mother/Daughter Monologues, benefit the ICWP and its programs. The book will be available online through Amazon and Barnes & Noble soon but is already up on the Center's Lulu Website. See it here.

My monologue was written for my friend Miriam Neigus and is featured in Volume 1: Babes and Beginnings.

Hope you like it.

Staged Reading With Fights 6:00 p.m. 12/11/09

My Play, The Art of Love, will be produced in 2010 but before that, I want to hear it read. This will happen, informally, on December 11, 2009 at Swedenborg Hall. Here is all the information:

The Play
There are seven women and two men playing 14 parts. The play takes place alternately in the "real" and a "fantasy" world. The theme is how women fight. There are at least five opportunities for stage combat for women.

The Rules of Engagement Website

The Place
Swedenborg Hall is the artistic center of the Swedenborgian Church of San Diego. Don't worry, it's not "churchy" they embrace all beliefs. Their website.

The Event
The very informal event will be from 6 to 8:00 p.m. and include:
Information from the playwright and director;
Some fun, safe, stage combat for whomever wants to participate;
The reading (everyone who wants to will be allowed to read with role-sharing);
A post-reading discussion.

The Things We Want To Know
1. What is the look, feel and culture of the "fantasy" scenes?
2. What types of stage combat would be fun to see?
3. What is the feasibility of producing the play?
4. Without re-writing the play, what did you like/dislike and what would you change?

Why I'm directing it...

Next
came Kevin Six’s LOVE UNREQUITED: AFTERNOON (ASIAN GALLERY).  This
piece was the second of three of Six’s gallery pieces spread out over
the festival, one per program.  While I’ve heard that the other two
galleries – MORNING (AMERICAN MASTERS) and EVENING (EUROPEAN GALLERY) –
are contenders for Best of Fest honours when the votes are tallied at
the close of the festival, this one was unfortunately not well served
by a set of four actors with utterly different acting styles ranging
from the understated and breathy, through the monotone, and into the
over-emoted. 

More here: http://sites.google.com/site/perspectivefest/review-of-program-two