STAMP

Stanford Theatre Activist Mobilization Project presents...
Stanford's annual festival of student-written activist theater

SPRING INTO ACTION 2011: the caged self
featuring...

STAMP's Spring into Action is an annual festival of student-written plays with social activist themes.  Typical submissions are one-act plays about 15-45 minutes in length, but scripts of all sizes will be considered.

The Stanford Theatre Activist Mobilization Project puts on several theater pieces each year, using theater to cultivate discussion and social change. All performances are free and open to the Stanford community and general public. We seek to educate, inspire, and mobilize people to take political action. In addition, we go to local high schools, colleges, and community organizations, sharing the voices of Stanford students about issues such as mental health, body image, and LGBTQ issues through monologue performance and discussion.

Now we ned your help to secure a major part of our funding for the coming year. To get onto the ASSU's Special Fees ballot, we need 1024 signatures on the form below. Please take a few seconds to sign!

Petition deadline is March 4 at 4pm.

SIGN HERE: http://petitions.stanford.edu/petitions/stamp

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A series of anonymously student-written monologues on queer identity at Stanford, performed both in theater spaces and in dorms, along with panel discussions after the performances. 

In February, we will perform a series of anonymously student-written monologues on queer identity at Stanford, both in theater spaces and in dorms, along with panel discussions after the performances.

Auditions for actors:
Monday Jan 24th from 7-10pm
Roble 17 

If you are interested in directing, contact: snygaard@stanford.edu

In February, we will perform a series of monologues on queer identity at Stanford, both in theater spaces and in dorms, along with panel discussions after the performances.For more information, or to submit a monologue, visit http://bit.ly/ca1N6E.