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Updated each Tuesday and Friday. Last Update: 6-23-2006
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Robert Urban	Michael Van London	HOMOLATTE: QUEER WORDS & MUSIC w/Scott Free
Andy Northrup	The Kinsey Sicks	Jade Esteban Estrada
Mike Rickard	OutMusic Open Mics
Jesse O	Ari Gold	Paul Manchin
Athena Reich	Roger Kuhn	Houston Bernard
Scott Free	Levi Kreis	Brian Kent
Terry Christopher	Georgie Jessup	Sandy Rapp
	Susan Souza
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Robert Urban

Hey gang - for those in NYC for pride week festivities -

Stop in, say "hi", mingle and greet -
(As Auntie Mame would say, "Circulate, dahlings!")
These are our senior citizens - our own "Stonewall Generation" - they so much appreciate being able to socialize with younger glbt people.

Urban Productions BOLDLY Presents:

TERRY CHRISTOPHER
MORRY CAMPBELL
SANDY RAPP
musical host - ROBERT URBAN
DJ and sound by WOLFGANG BUSCH

our special PRIDE WEEK Benefit Show
Saturday, June, 24, 2006, at 3PM for the NYC chapter of S.A.G.E. (Senior Action in a Gay Environment)

NYC GLBT COMMUNITY CENTER.
208 W 13th Street (between 7th & 8th Aves).

The entire SAGE social event is from 1pm to 5pm There will be free lunch, soda, snacks for all

The 2006 NYC FRESH FRUIT FESTIVAL in association with URBAN PRODUCTIONS and WE 3 PRODUCTIONS presents:
PURE POETRY at the TELEPHONE BAR
co-hosts Robert Urban and Julie Androshick

A reading embracing the myriad of poetic styles born of a diverse LGBT reality.
The diverse cast of LGBT poets include:
baron - Tamiko Beyer - Angelina Lim - Louis Lopardi - Thomas March - Richard Loranger - Carol Polcovar - Amy Ouzoonian - Chavisa Woods - Tamiko Beyer - Robert Urban - Chocolate Waters

When: Monday, July 17, 8pm.
Where: Telephone Bar 149 Second Ave. (Btw. 9th and 10th Street) NYC
Admission: FREE!!!

Thomas March is a poet and essayist who lives in New York City. In 2005, his > poem Virginia Woolf Pockets, Full of Stones was a finalist for Gival Press' Oscar Wilde Award for poetry. His poems have appeared (or are forthcoming) in
A Café in Space, The Gay and Lesbian Review, The North Atlantic Review, Perigee, Verbatim, and the anthology Poetic Voices without Borders - Volume 2 (Gival Press 2006). He regularly reviews books for The Gay and Lesbian Review
and American Book Review, and has reviews forthcoming in New Letters, Shenandoah, and The Believer.
Amy Ouzoonian is a poet, playwright and editor of the recently released anthology of poetry In the Arms of Words: Poems for Disaster Relief (Sherman Asher, 2005). She is the editor for A Gathering of the Tribes magazine and the author of a book of poems, "Your Pill" (Foothills Publishing, 2004). She currently lives and writes in Brooklyn and is working on her second collection of poems What Could Be Invented.
Chavisa Woods born and raised in Southern Illinois, spent three years in St. Louis Mo., working in theater ,competing in Poetry Slam, political action, and experimental performance art. She was poet in residence at Gathering of Tribes Gallery. Chavisa has appeared at Saturdays, Salient Saturdays at the Bowery PoetryClub, Poetic License, longshot Beat Bush , among others. Her work appears in Prima Materia, Howl 1003, Fuzion, Rhapsodists, Tribes Magazine, The Gay and Lesbian Poetry Review Worldwide, Matador, and others. She is currently editing a poetry anthology on the theme of religion and it's impact on the political climate, to be published by Fly by Night Press in the fall of 2006.
Chocolate Waters was one of the first openly lesbian poets to be published during the "second wave of feminism" . A pioneer in women's publishing and in the art of performance poetry, she has toured throughout the United States, but makes her home in Manhattan. Her three collections: To the man reporter from the Denver Post, Take Me Like A Photograph and Charting New Waters were produced by Eggplant Press during 1975-80 and are considered classics of the early women’s movement. Her CD, “Chocolate Waters Uncensored,” which spans three decades of groundbreaking work, was released by Eggplant Productions in 2001. A receipent of the New York State Foundation for the Arts fellowship in Poetry and a grant from the Barbara Deming Memorial Fund,her work, has appeared in hundreds of publications.
Carol Polcovar, the Artistic Director of the Fresh Fruit Festival, is a playwright, director and producer who began her career as a poet. She studied with John Ashberry and has been published in many literary magazines-- most recently in BROOKLYN. Her work is included in the anthology DOWNTOWN POETS.
Robert Urban is also owner/operator of Manhattan-based URBAN PRODUCTIONS Recording Studio. He has composed music scores for numerous professional dance, theater and film productions. In addition to his own 4 CD releases, Robert's work (esp. as guitarist) can be heard on the recordings of many other musical artists. He is producer/host of Urban Productions BOLDLY Presents - live-in-concert music series (now in its 6th year). Robert is the author of the poetry book Abominations; founder of Gay Guitarists Worldwide and contributing arts & culture writer for AfterElton.com and StonewallSociety.com magazines. Robert is the recipient of the 2003 PRIDE IN THE ARTS Literary Award for his poem
"Fable"; and again in 2005 for his poem "Who We Are".
Tamiko Beyer is a queer, mixed-race poet and freelance writer who lives in Brooklyn, NY. Her poetry has appeared in a variety of publications including Calyx, Crab Creek Review, DMQ Review, and Triplopia . She is a founding member of Agent 409, a multiracial NYC-based writing group of queers and trannies who believe in the power of writing to create social change.
baron’s talent spans photography, graphic arts, music production, songwriting, journalism, and performance poetry. As a performance poet, baron's style is vivid and captivating. His brutal and heart-wrenching depiction of urban life shocks audiences again and again, yet a careful listener quickly discerns an underlying message of love. baron's work is truthful, honest and passionate. He candidly speaks about the issues that divide the African American community on the subjects of love, family, community, and sexuality. For baron., our similarities as humans out weigh our differences; we are all created
equal.
Angelina Lim is a junior, majoring in English at Hunter College. She works part-time at a public library where she is the only one who has unsettled the dust in the poetry section. She greatly advocates that people go out and borrow a book of poems. Save the books from dust!
Louis Lopardi is equally at home as Music or Stage Director; he has been directing classic and modern theatre for 30 years, and considerable German, and Russian theatre & opera both here and in Europe. A recent premiere of part 2 of his ongoing epic The Purgatory Project won Best Play (Frankie award). Last year 42nd Street saw first readings of his full length play: BOLT - The Frankenstein Journals. Michael Chekhov Theatre performed his surreal 1-act, Visiting Grishka. He has read his His poetry was read bi-lingually at this year’s Earth Day festivities in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Richard Loranger is a poet, performer, and visual artist currently living in Brooklyn, New York. He is the author of a recent book, Poems for Teeth (We Press), which Bob Holman of The Bowery Poetry Club calls one of the most extraordinary and virtuosic poetic feats since Francis Ponge took on Soap. Other books include ,The Orange Book (International Review Press) and eight chapbooks. Recent work can be found in Barrow Street,Interim, and Hanging Loose 83. He currently hosts Queer Ink, a quarterly reading series for gay poets at the Bowery Poetry Club.
luv - ru

The ROBERT URBAN Band is:
ROBERT URBAN - guitars & vocals
GORDON SMITH - synths
TOSH MANA - bass & vocals
ANTHONY MAULLELA

Meet GAY GUITARISTS WORLDWIDE's "Guitarists of the Month"
at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gayguitarists

thanks
robert urban
URBAN PRODUCTIONS, NYC
www.roberturban.com

For the latest Robert Urban Performance dates go here!

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