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About The Inkwell Theater
Inkwell is a not-for-profit theater company dedicated to producing new works. In the spring of 2004, we presented, “Only The Dead Know Burbank,” by Peter Lefcourt; that was followed by “The Architect Of Destiny,” written by 25-year old Michael Gianakos; and “Tango ‘Til Their Sore,” written and directed by 25-year-old Matthew Hancock. Our fourth play, “Sunset Park,” written by Marley Sims and Elliot Shoenman, ran for fourteen weeks and is being published by Samuel French. Then came Michael Halperin’s “All Steps Necessary,” which was based on a meeting called by Hermann Goring three days after the Kristallnacht pogrom. In 2007, we produced “Moment In The Sun.”; in 2008, "Old Glories"; and in 2010, "The Ohio 4th." We’re extremely proud of the work we’re doing at Inkwell and of the people involved in our productions. In a short time, we’ve become a family, committed and passionate, and that, by our definition, already makes us a success.
Community Outreach
We have used all of our producitons as a means to connect, educate, encourge young artists, & help support other organizations who also serve our community.
Spotlight on:
Early Childhood Parenting Center (ECPC)
Inkwell Theater has hosted numerous fundraisers & special performances to benefit ECPC, raising thousands over the last 5 years. While our missions to the community differ, we feel that in this economic climate it is more important than ever for non-profit organizations in diffferent fields, serving different segments of the community, to continue supporting one another.
ECPC is comprised of professionals in the fields of mental health, early childhood development, and parent education who volunteer their time and expertise because of a deep commitment to and passion for helping families.
Our mission is to help parents and early childhood professionals facilitate a healthy early developmental period for young children, thus laying for them a solid foundation on which to build mentally and emotionally throughout life.
Our philosophy is based on two core beliefs: that early attachment for infants and toddlers is essential for normal development, and that the patterns laid out in the first few years of life determine what happens later on, with families as well as children.
http://www.parentingtots.org
info@parentingtots.org