I'd like to hear about more information on the roof Glenn, for an odd reason it
still matters to me lol
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From: "dapawprint" <dapawpr...@yahoo.com>
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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2010 20:58:08
To: <AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com>
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Subject: [AsburyPark] Re: Baronet's Gone! Let's look forward.
I'd support that.
Although ReVision has had much success in the Carousel House, I'd think that
they would agree that it is not the prime space. I personally rallied a while
back to get the sister Carousel to the original Carousel back in that carousel
house and I met with opposition that it should be *given* to ReVision.
And, yes, there IS a sister Carousel and it was available. Maybe it still is.
Anyhow.
The issue at hand is theater. Personally, I have not witnessed ReVison
performances (partly due to the the opposition of my effort and partly due to
the fact that our schedules never mesh), but I have heard TERRIFIC reviews! I
was in town for the "Tommy" dress rehearsal and what I saw was magnificent.
ReVision needs better than a carousel house and there is a Carousel out there
somewhere waiting for a home.
I see the flip side too, Revison has kept the carousel house living. I also
fear that the Casino and the Carousel House are falling subject to "Demolition
upon Neglect". Though, I suspect that the Arthur Pryor Bandshell will be the
next loss. :-( Everything seems to start with the roof.
I had additional information regarding the roof of the Baronet, sadly, that
doesn't matter anymore.
So, keep me in the loop with a home for ReVision. I still would like to see a
Carousel in that Carousel House.
All my best,
Glenn
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, marioa...@... wrote:
>
> The Baronet is gone, gone, gone. Gone with the wind like the Mayfair, St
> James, and the Savoy.
>
> Why not summon all the anger and frustration into big time energy into
> joining ReVision as a member monthly Donating at their web site - big time
> support with the goal of helping them find a permanent home -- performance
> space/theater in Asbury Park? Either a new structure or something
> beautifully refurbished (not some old piece of crap no one else wants).
>
> Must be some professional grant writers out these who know how to start
> that ball rolling. Arts funding, stimulus monies? Anybody in city with
> that
> kind of know how?
>
> AP has come so far now that it is on the radar screen nationwide from what
> I can tell via various web and PR alerts. Must be some benefactors out
> there who are tuned in to the positive things that have been happening -- but
>
> also clever enough to detect the potential for what's still missing.
>
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