ARTS FOR ALL CABARET: A Benefit For In-Need Children To Take Place At The Flea Theater 4/26 And 4/27

Arts for All, Inc. is a non-profit arts outreach organization serving in-need children in the greater
New York City area. Since 2003, Arts for All, Inc. has led professional artists of all disciplines to
share moments of joy and creation with disadvantaged youth.

Support their mission by going to a cabaret of songs and true stories of the inspiration that brought art into the lives of our performing artists when they were children. They need you in the audience, to help them continue to bring that kind of inspiration to the children they serve!

Join Arts for All, Inc. at the renowned Flea Theater, located at 41 White Street, between Broadway and Church Street, on Sunday, April 26th, and Monday, April 27th, at 7:00pm, to benefit New York?s in-need youth.

Performers include: Justin Brill*, Robin Cannon, Nanci Doorley*, Susie Hand*, Amanda Hunt, Kristie Kerwin*, Paul Martin Kovic*, Megan Jimenez*, Jenny Long, Harriet Picker, Anna Roberts*, Chana Rothman, Lena Moy-Borgen, Alan Ostroff*, Tom Patterson, Andrew Rasmussen*, Jason Rosenbaum, Miranda Shields, and Adam Shorsten*

*Appears courtesy of the Actors Equity Association

The production team includes: co-producers - Anna Roberts Ostroff, Alan Ostroff, director - Tina Marie Casamento, accompaniest - David Libby, and stage manager - Arienne Pelletier*.

The dates are as follows: Sunday, April 26 and Monday, April 27 at 7:00pm.

Suggested tax-deductible donations will be credited on our website as follows: $25 - $49 - Stagehand, $50 - $74 - Artist, $75 - $99 - Director, $100 and up – Producer.

Tickets available at the door, or send a donation and reserve in advance by email: info@arts-for-
all.org. For more information, call 212-591-6108 or visit www.arts-for-all.org.

The Flea Theater, under Artistic Director Jim Simpson and Producing Director Carol Ostrow, is one of New York's leading Off-Off-Broadway companies. Founded in 1996, The Flea's mission is to raise the standards of Off-Off-Broadway for artists and audiences alike. The Flea's two intimate spaces are a home for established artists taking new risks, emerging artists developing their ideas, and mid-career artists building sustained identities. The Flea has been awarded a Drama Desk, an Otto, and numerous OBIEs for its commitment to adventurous theater. Past productions include the premieres of Anne Nelson's The Guys, four plays by A.R. Gurney (Post Mortem, O Jerusalem, Screenplay, and Mrs. Farnsworth), Mac Wellman's Cellophane and Two September, Roger Rosenblatt's Ashley Montana Goes Ashore..., Elizabeth Swados' JABU, Karen Finley's Return of the Chocolate Smeared Woman, Yussef El Guindi's Back of the Throat, Julian Sheppard's Los Angeles, Adam Rapp's Bingo with the Indians and Will Eno's Oh, The Humanity. To learn more about The Flea, visit www.theflea.org.