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Former Freedom Rider urges students to march on

2012-01-17T14:46:00.002-05:00

Serena Ebhardt will play Joan Trumpauer Mulholland in The Parchman Hour...
Learn about the Freedom Riders...

http://www.heraldsun.com/view/full_story/17187679/article-Former-Freedom-Rider-urges-students-to-march-on-

Former Freedom Rider urges students to march on

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By Melody Guyton Butts

mbutts@heraldsun.com; 419-6684

DURHAM – A young white woman of privilege, Joan Trumpauer Mulholland didn’t face the prejudices of her darker-skinned contemporaries in the Jim Crow South. She wasn’t prohibited from sitting at lunch counters. She wasn’t relegated to substandard drinking fountains because of the color of her skin. She wasn’t forced to fight her way through angry mobs on her way to school.

But Mulholland, the daughter of a strict segregationist, knew it wasn’t right.

“I could see that we did not practice what we preached, and I resolved, in the era of mass resistance, that when I had the chance to help change things, I would seize the moment,” she told a standing-room-only crowd gathered for Carolina Friends School’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration Monday.

Her chance came as a student at Duke University in the early 1960s, when she joined the picket line of black students from what was then North Carolina College (now N.C. Central University). That led to her involvement in sit-ins, voter-registration drives and, perhaps most famously, the Freedom Rides, an effort by activists to test interstate travel desegregation laws in the South.

When she arrived in Jackson, Miss., as part of the June 4, 1961, Mississippi Freedom Ride, Mulholland, then 19, was arrested. She ended up spending more than two months in the Parchman Farm prison. Her story is among those chronicled in the PBS documentary “Freedom Riders,” available online at http://to.pbs.org/mP8dX8.

The documentary inspired the folks planning Carolina Friends’ annual MLK celebration to invite her to speak before students, parents and community members on Monday.

Event emcee Thomas Patterson, director of youth programs in Duke University’s Continuing Studies department, said Mulholland’s story was also his own.

“It’s my story because I know what it’s like to go to separate schools,” he began.

He recalled busloads of white kids making obscene gestures as they passed by him and his siblings and having to drink water from a pipe protruding from the wall, while whites had the luxury of a “pearl white, enamel water fountain.”

He thanked Mulholland for risking her life in the name of equality.

In addition to Mulholland’s address, Monday’s program included performances by the school’s drumming ensemble, community chorus and children’s choir and a dance presentation by upper school students. Also performing were actors Doug Bynum and Kashif Powell, who presented a scene from GoingBarefoot’s production of “The Parchman Hour,” which celebrates the work of the Freedom Riders.

Carolina Friends was founded in 1962 as one of the first schools in the South to model racial integration as a core principle. As a private Quaker school, the school stresses the importance of peaceful conflict resolution and the importance of service, in alignment with King’s ideals.

While most schools close for the MLK holiday, Carolina Friends each year opens its doors for half a day on the third Monday in January to honor the civil rights leader’s legacy through celebration and service. Before the all-school assembly, students sorted books for a Book Harvest drive, collected nonperishable foods for a food drive and engaged in civil rights-focused educational activities.

Mulholland urged those assembled to celebrate the legacy of King by honoring not just the civil rights leader, but “the thousands, even millions, who were and are part of his crusade for justice and nonviolence in the world: the Negro citizens of Montgomery who would not ride buses, the children who walked through mobs to integrate public schools, the college students who by the hundreds sat at lunch counters, waiting to be served.”

They were “ordinary, everyday people just like you” who saw things that needed to be done and followed the lead of King, she told the crowd.

“Today, we are still facing problems – war, discrimination of many kids, ethnic, racial, religious, gender, gender orientation, just for starters,” Mulholland said. “We face poverty, health care issues and much more. And you, today’s students, are the future. Learn from the past. Be inspired by Dr. King, and apply it to your own life. And march forward until victory is truly won.”

Daily Ridge » Serena Ebhardt Performs One-Woman Show: “In One Era and Out the Other”

2012-01-11T13:51:00.000-05:00

Daily Ridge » Serena Ebhardt Performs One-Woman Show: “In One Era and Out the Other”

Serena Ebhardt Performs One-Woman Show: “In One Era and Out the Other”

Lake Wales, Florida – Serena Ebhardt, actress, singer, director and producer presents the one-woman show “In One Era and Out the Other” on January 20, 2012 at 7:30 pm at the Vanguard School Performing Arts Center, 22000 Highway 27, Lake Wales. This performance is part of the Lake Wales Arts Council 2011-2012 Performance Series.

Ebhardt, a diminutive dynamo who possesses a clear, bright and compelling soprano and the most riveting eyes on the recent stage, uses her extensive talents in stagecraft to engage her audience. “In One Era and Out the Other” is a one-woman, musical romp that mixes familiar songbook standards with the momentous events that shaped America’s 20th century. It is just a little bit of history with an all-inclusive, uplifting look toward the future.

The performance is sponsored in part by Ruth V. Marchione Foundation. Tickets are $20 Arts Council members; $25 non-members; $5 Students. Tickets and additional information are available from the Lake Wales Arts Council, Inc., by (863)676-8426 or email at info@lw-arts.org. Tickets will be sold at the door. The Vanguard Bistro will be open for reservations at 5:30 pm. Call Vanguard School at 676-6091 for the menu and to make reservations.

The Lake Wales Arts Council, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to promote, encourage and celebrate the arts for the enhancement of community life. The Arts Center is located at 1099 S.R. 60 East in Lake Wales. The Arts Center is open year round, Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. For more information, please call 863-676-8426.

Jan 20: Serena Ebhardt – “In One Era and Out the Other” : Polk Arts Alliance

2012-01-04T13:04:00.000-05:00

Jan 20: Serena Ebhardt – “In One Era and Out the Other” : Polk Arts AllianceJan 20: Serena Ebhardt – “In One Era and Out the Other”

iCal Import

January 20 – 7:30pm
Serena Ebhardt: In One Era & Out the Other
Vanguard School, 22000 US27, Lake Wales
This cabaret featuring Serena Ebhardt is a patriotic history of the United States from 1901-2001. Serena turns past into present as she leads audiences through her patriotic prism to highlight historical events, headline news and popular song. This one-woman, musical romp mixes familiar songbook standards with the momentous events that shaped America’s 20th century.

Tickets for the Live Performance Series are: $20 for Arts Council members; $25 for non-members; students $5 and can be purchased by calling 863-676-8426.

Night Before Christmas Carol - New Jersey 12/20/11

2011-12-18T21:29:00.000-05:00

http://www.nj.com/news/local/index.ssf/2011/12/college_corner_actor_portrays.html

BRANCHBURG — This week, David zum Brunnen will portray Charles Dickens in a one-person staging of “The Night Before Christmas Carol” at the Theater at Raritan Valley Community College.

The play is set in Dickens’ study on the night in 1843 when he developed the idea for his ghostly Christmas book. Zum Brunnen portrays 17 characters from the novel in the production written by Dickens scholar Elliot Engel.
Performances will be Tuesday at noon and 7 p.m.

The show is recommended for ages 14 and older. Both performances feature a pre- and post-show discussion and light refreshments.

Tickets are $10 for the noon performance and $25 for the 7 p.m. show. For more information and to purchase tickets, call (908) 725-3420 or go to rvccarts.org.

The theater is located on the RVCC campus at 118 Lamington Road in Branchburg.

From The New York Times: Night Before Christmas Carol at Raritan Valley Community College

2011-12-17T12:47:00.000-05:00

https://www.nytimes.com/2011/12/18/nyregion/events-in-new-jersey.html?_r=1

BRANCHBURG, NJ - The Theater, Raritan Valley Community College “The Night Before Christmas Carol.” David Zum Brunnen, actor, in a one-man show. Dec. 20 at noon and 7 p.m. $10 and $25. The Theater, Raritan Valley Community College, Route 28 and Lamington Road in North Branch. (908) 725-3420; rvccarts.org.

Night Before Christmas Carol program air dates for 2011.

2011-12-15T17:51:00.000-05:00

Merry Christmas, America!

EbzB Productions The Night Before Christmas Carol will air on the following public television stations in 2011...

KET - Kentucky Educational Television, varied air dates

Idaho Public Television, varied air dates

KLRU - Austin, TX, Mon 12/19 9PM

KCTS - Seattle/British Columbia 12/19 varied air tines & and other varied air dates

WKNO-Memphis, TN 12//23 8PM

WPSU - State College, PA, 12/24 9PM

KBYU - Provo, Utah, 12/25, 12 Midnight

Please check your local listings for air dates and times near you! Or you can order the DVD directly from EbzB Productions at www.ebzb.org/merchandising.shtml and watch it anytime you wish!

Happy Holidays and "God Bless Us, Everyone!"

The Night Before Christmas Carol @ Weldon Auditorium in Manning, SC.

2011-12-06T10:30:00.001-05:00

The Night Before Christmas Carol @ Weldon Auditorium in Manning, SC, December 9, 2011,

http://www.weldonauditorium.org/Christmas.html

WELDON AUDITORIUM 2011-2012 Season

THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS CAROL
December 9, 2011.......7:30pm......Reception to Follow Concert

Join Charles Dicken's for a very special night in 1843 as he creates his ghostly classic "A Christmas Carol." David Zum Brunnen's one-man show portrays Charles Dickens and seventeen additional familiar characters from Dickens' story. The show is historically accurate, highly humorous and full of Happy Holidays.

"David absolutely becomes my great-grandfather on stage. - Cedric Charles Dickens, Great Grandson of Charles Dickens

Broadway World: War Bonds

2011-12-02T14:35:00.001-05:00

http://raleigh.broadwayworld.com/article/Holly-Springs-Cultural-Center-Presents-War-Bonds-Songs-Letters-of-WWII-20111202

Upcoming: War Bonds, December 7, 2011, Holly Springs Cultural Center

2011-12-02T09:26:00.001-05:00

Dec 7, 2011 - War Bonds: The Songs and Letters of WWII, 7:30pm Holly Springs Cultural Center, 300 W. Ballentine, Holly Springs. Info: 567.4000 or hollyspringsnc.us.

Jan 20: Serena Ebhardt – “In One Era and Out the Other” : Polk Arts Alliance

2011-12-02T09:19:00.000-05:00

Jan 20: Serena Ebhardt – “In One Era and Out the Other” : Polk Arts Alliance

Jan 20: Serena Ebhardt – “In One Era and Out the Other”

Tickets for the Live Performance Series are: $20 for Arts Council members; $25 for non-members; students $5 and can be purchased by calling 863-676-8426.

Compliment: EbzB Arts-In-Education

2011-11-30T09:53:00.001-05:00

EbzB: Arts-In-EducationTake A Stand!M. B. Pollard Middle School

The host teachers were elated and said that they had never seen their students open up so honestly to one another before. "There just hasn't been the venue for that kind of openness, empathy, and critical thought," said teacher, Dawn Streets. One of the host teachers, Elizabeth Carriel, said that she "has no doubts that these kids will always remember this experience."

EbZb Productions taught 8th grade students to conduct oral histories and then to craft the stories they gathered into a play. The kids and host teachers wanted to focus on the topic of "bullying." During their interviews, they gathered stories about homosexuals in the military, domestic violence, and the Civil Rights Movement (one of their African American teachers shared a story about going to a restaurant that refused to serve him b/c of his skin color).

The kids were so into it! They also each selected a pop cultural slide that resonated with them around the topic of "standing up for one's self, for others, and for what's right." All of the slides were compiled into a slide show that ran as a back drop/set for the performance.

The teachers were elated and said that they had never seen their students open up so honestly to one another before. One of the host teachers, Elizabeth Carriel, said that she "has no doubts that these kids will always remember this experience."

I just had to share with you the inspiration I felt. Not all of you are able to attend every event that we host, but you should be able to revel in and to know about the valuable gifts we contribute here. Like these inspiring 8th graders, we give our community hope and a reason to stand.

-Molly Matlock, Executive Director, Chatham County Arts Council

Night Before Christmas Carol | mymcpl.org - Mid-Continent Public Library

2011-11-28T11:20:00.000-05:00

Night Before Christmas Carol | mymcpl.org - Mid-Continent Public Library

Night Before Christmas Carol

Platte City

November 28, 2011 - 1:00pm

Show All Times and Locations for this Event

Age Groups: Ages 8 and up, Family
Room: Programming Room
Sign up required

Join Charles Dickens in his study for a very special night. On this evening in 1843, he creates his holiday classic, "A Christmas Carol". Renowned Dickens scholar, author, playwright and lecturer, Elliot Engel has crafted a work that allows David zum Brunnen to portray the 17 Christmas Carol characters and Charles Dickens himself. Recommended highly by the Dickens family, MCPL is privileged to offer this performance to continue its Dickens' tradition!

The Night Before Christmas Carol at the RVCC Theatre - New York Theater | Examiner.com

2011-11-25T12:20:00.000-05:00

The Night Before Christmas Carol at the RVCC Theatre - New York Theater | Examiner.com

The Night Before Christmas Carol at the RVCC Theatre

Rick Busciglio

Northern New Jersey Theater Examiner

November 23, 2011 - Like this? Subscribe to get instant updates.

Actor David zum Brunnen will present a one-person staging of The Night Before Christmas Carol, Tuesday, December 20,at noon and 7 p.m. The presentation is part of the Theatre’s Tuesdays with Stories series.

"Join “Charles Dickens” in his study for a very special night.The Night Before Christmas Carol is an historically accurate and highly humorous holiday production by renowned Dickens scholar Elliot Engel. It is set in 1843 on the night that Charles Dickens dreams up his idea for a ghostly little Christmas book that becomes world famous. As the winter morality tale is composed, “Dickens” shares his inspirations with the audience members. Award-winning actor David zum Brunnen portrays Charles Dickens, as well as 17 familiar characters from the famous Christmas Carol. Dickens’ own great-grandson, Cedric Charles Dickens, has said of the actor in this role: “David [zum Brunnen]—absolutely becomes my great-grandfather on stage!”

The Tuesdays with Stories series is recommended for individuals age 14 and older. Both performances include a pre- and post-show discussion, as well as light refreshments. Tickets cost $10 for noon performances and $25 for 7 p.m. shows.

For the eighth year in a row, Courier News readers voted The Theatre at RVCC as the “Best of the Best” in 2011 in the “Theater” category. To purchase tickets or for more information, call the Box Office, 908-725-3420, or order online at www.rvccArts.org. A variety of subscribers’ packages are available for all Theatre series. Senior citizen, student and group discounts are also available for a variety of performances.

RVCC’s main campus is located at 118 Lamington Road in Branchburg, NJ. Serving Somerset and Hunterdon County residents for over 40 years, the College offers more than 90 associate degrees and certificates. RVCC @ Bridgewater, located at 14 Vogt Drive, offers technical, trade, credit and non-credit courses.

The College is committed to offering a quality and affordable education through effective teaching, liaisons with the community’s businesses and state-of-the-art technology. For further information, visit www.raritanval.edu.

Compliment: War Bonds at University of West Alabama

2011-11-18T10:36:00.001-05:00

Dear David and Serena,

Thank you for your kind words. I, in turn, must tell you of the many, many compliments I have received on your performance. You helped to make the evening a very special one for the attendees. This afternoon at a ladies’ club meeting, one of the club members who attended Tuesday evening said that she felt she was at a dinner theatre in New York. Not bad to be compared to performances in New York. :>) You were both a hit. We are very appreciative for your sharing your talents with us.

Best,
Mary Pagliero
Presenter
The University of West Alabama

Compliment: War Bonds at University of West Alabama.

2011-11-18T10:22:00.001-05:00

David,
Thanks so much for your email. I assure you that the pleasure was ours. I wish that everyone that we have for our fine arts council's performances would be as great to work with as you all were. It was a lovely evening and we thank you so much. I hope you have a safe trip home and best wishes for a blessed Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Sometime when you have time please send me something about the Dickens holiday show so that I can have it for future reference.

Thanks so much,

Vivian D. Hauser
Secretary/Bookkeeper & Associate in Acquisitions
Julia Tutwiler Library
The University of West Alabama

Compliment: Take A Stand! EbzB Arts In Education

2011-11-16T21:14:00.001-05:00

Thank you! It was great collaborating with you both. Something I will definitely take with me in the years to come.

Warm regards,
Michelle Rotante
8th grade Language Arts
Margaret B. Pollard Middle School

Compliment: War Bonds, 11/11/11

2011-11-13T17:41:00.001-05:00

"It was our pleasure having you with us for the whole day on Friday. We've heard nothing but great reports from the Veterans and the benefactors of the event, so I think it was a big hit."

-Rich Harrison, Blue Crab Festival, Myrtle Beach, SC

War Bonds - University of West Alabama. 11/15

2011-11-13T10:28:00.001-05:00

War Bonds - University of West Alabama. November 15, 2011.

Sumter County Fine Arts Council

Compliment: Take A Stand! EbzB Arts-In-Education.

2011-11-13T10:27:00.001-05:00

"My reflection on this experience will always be wonderful. The Chatham Arts Council director asked me last night in an interview if I thought they would remember this years from now. I related a middle school stage experience I had, and said I was certain this would be recalled for them many times over their lives. They'll be times when they don't make the right choice and remember it, and many times when they do and remember it, and many times when they just tell someone about the experience. What a gift!"

-Elizabeth Carriel
8th Grade Teacher
MB Pollard Middle School

Compliment: Take A Stand! EbzB Arts In Education.

2011-11-11T09:34:00.001-05:00

A moment to share:

Last night, I experienced the absolute magic of observing (and video taping thanks to Bett Wilson Foley) the 8th grade performance of "Take a Stand" at Margaret Pollard Middle School.

This was a play that Serena Ebhardt & David Zum Brunnen of EbzB Productions produced as one of ChathamArts' residencies in the schools. The residency was made possible by Briar Chapel Development and the NC Arts Council.

EbZb Productions taught 8th grade students to conduct oral histories and then to craft the stories they gathered into a play. The kids and host teachers wanted to focus on the topic of "bullying."

During their interviews, they gathered stories about homosexuals in the military, domestic violence, and the Civil Rights Movement (one of their African American teachers shared a story about going to a restaurant that refused to serve him b/c of his skin color).

The kids were so into it! They also each selected a pop cultural slide that resonated with them around the topic of "standing up for one's self, for others, and for what's right." All of the slides were compiled into a slide show that ran as a back drop/set for the performance.

The teachers were elated and said that they had never seen their students open up so honestly to one another before.

One of the host teachers, Elizabeth Carriel, said that she "has no doubts that these kids will always remember this experience."

I just had to share with you the inspiration I felt. Not all of you are able to attend every event that ChathamArts hosts, but you should be able to revel in the joys of each.

Like these inspiring 8th graders, you and the arts give our community hope and a reason to stand.

-Molly Matlock, Chatham County Arts Council

11/11 War Bonds ShowHonor Flight Myrtle Beach | Honor Flight Myrtle Beach

2011-11-09T17:01:00.000-05:00

11/11 War Bonds ShowHonor Flight Myrtle Beach | Honor Flight Myrtle Beach

http://www.condo-world.com/myrtle-beach-condo-rentals-blog/2011/11/war-bonds-the-songs-letters-of-wwii.html

http://littleriverrotary.org/?p=579

http://business.brunswickcountychamber.org/events/details/war-bonds-the-songs-letter-of-wwii

http://www.thesunnews.com/2011/10/15/2446121/veterans-day-show-fundraiser.html

EbzB Productions: Arts In Education - Chatham County, NC

2011-11-08T17:53:00.001-05:00

Take A Stand!
An anti-bullying play written by MB Pollard Middle School Students based on oral histories from citizens of Chatham County, NC.

http://takeastandmbpollard.blogspot.com/

November 10, 2011, 7 p.m. Free!

EbzB Arts In Education - Anson County, NC

2011-11-01T21:58:00.001-04:00

BEYOND THE COLOR PURPLE
http://ansonnewtechebzb.blogspot.com/
A performance created by the students of Anson New Tech High School in association with EbzB Productions.
Sponsored by the Anson County Arts Council with funding from the North Carolina Arts Council.
Ansonia Theatre, Wadesboro, NC
November 3, 2011 @ 7 p.m.

Compliment: War Bonds

2011-10-25T12:35:00.000-04:00

Thank you for the wonderful presentation of War Bonds at the Liberty Branch of MCPL. You are truly outstanding performing artists! The musical selections and the letters took the audience back to a very difficult time in our history. Making another connection with the audience during your question and answer session was a special and touching way to close the program. Bravo to you!

Sincerely,
Chris Eaton
Missouri County Public Libraries

EbzB: Arts In Education. Take A Stand!

2011-10-22T13:07:00.003-04:00

In One Era and Out The Other at Deep Dish Gala - Chapelboro.com

2011-10-13T11:03:00.000-04:00

In One Era and Out The Other at the Deep Dish Gala - Chapelboro.com

War Bonds: The Songs and Letters of World War II | mymcpl.org - Mid-Continent Public Library

2011-10-12T11:03:00.002-04:00

War Bonds: The Songs and Letters of World War II | mymcpl.org - Mid-Continent Public Library

War Bonds: the Songs and Letters of World War II at the Midwest Genealogy Center last year was quite a hit, and it is coming back to MGC this fall. War Bonds, presented by EbzB Productions, is a multi-media musical journey through a war that redefined the world. By watching several couples in the audience at last year’s production and their response to the songs and dialog, the program hit sentimental as well as soft spots in their hearts. The actors encouraged audience participation as they came off the stage, sang to, and sat on the laps of audience members. During one tender song, I saw a woman reach over and clasp the hand of her companion. This brought a tear to my eye as in my imagination I saw them reliving memories from their war years apart. Definitely, I will be attending the next War Bonds program when it comes to the Midwest Genealogy Center on Tuesday, November 2, 2010. You can sign up on the website or by calling (816) 252-7228. We hope to see you there!
Charlotte M.
Midwest Genealogy Center
Tags: family programs, events

COMPLIMENT: In One Era

2011-10-12T11:00:00.000-04:00

"Serena Ebhardt recently performed portions of her “In One Era and Out the Other” review at the fundraiser for our local independent theater. Her performance was definitely the highlight of the event. Everyone left feeling happy they had attended and uplifted about our country. Thank you Serena and EbzB!"

Doris Friend

Deep Dish Theater Gala Chair

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2011-10-05T11:29:00.001-04:00

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In One Era and Out The Other Demo Reel

2011-10-05T10:25:00.000-04:00

In One Era and Out The Other
Demo on YouTube

Deep Dish, Great Gala . . . - Chapelboro.com - Serving the Greater Chapel Hill, Carrboro Area.

2011-10-03T21:07:00.000-04:00

Deep Dish, Great Gala . . . - Chapelboro.com - Serving the Greater Chapel Hill, Carrboro Area.

...The Gala is Deep Dish’s big event fundraiser of the year. Guests will be entertained by Serena Ebhardt, who performed at Deep Dish this summer to sold-out crowds. Ms. Ebhardt will perform an excerpt from her cabaret "In One Era and Out the Other," an American History revue told through song.

Ebzb's Channel - YouTube

2011-09-28T12:06:00.000-04:00

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Find our demo reels on EbzB's Channel - YouTube.

Compliment: Wrights of Passage

2011-09-26T11:01:00.000-04:00

David and Serena--

Thank you so much for your wonderful presentation [Wrights of Passage]. I loved every minute of it, and when you cried the words "He is airborne"--a thrill went down my back.

I cannot wait to see you in some production again in the future.

Best,
Garry

Garry J. Crites, PhD
Director, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
Duke Continuing Studies

Life IS So Good

2011-09-26T10:56:00.000-04:00

Life Is So Good

Promotional Video

Featuring Mike Wiley and David zum Brunnen

For booking information, contact ebzb@earthlink.net

Deep Dish Theater Announces Second Annual Gala, 10/2

2011-09-22T20:00:00.000-04:00

Deep Dish Theater Announces Second Annual Gala, 10/2 with a performance of In One Era and Out The Other by Serena Ebhardt.

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute -- Duke Continuing Studies

2011-09-19T21:08:00.000-04:00

September 19, 2011 - EbzB performs The Wrights of Passage for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Duke University, Durham, NC. Click here for more information:
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute -- Duke Continuing Studies

Anson New Tech High School - EbzB Productions

2011-09-12T22:02:00.001-04:00

Anson New Tech High School - EbzB Productions

In One Era and Out the Other | mymcpl.org - Mid-Continent Public Library

2011-08-30T22:16:00.001-04:00

In One Era and Out the Other | mymcpl.org - Mid-Continent Public Library:

In One Era and Out the Other

This one-woman, musical romp mixes familiar songbook standards with the momentous events that shaped America's 20th century.
In One Era and Out the Other
Midwest Genealogy Center
September 8, 2011 - 7:00pm
Show All Times and Locations for this Event

Age Groups: Ages 13 and up, Family
Room: Programming Room
Sign up required

Siren Serena Ebhardt turns past into present as she leads audiences through decades of historical events, headline news and popular song. This one-woman, musical romp mixes familiar songbook standards with the momentous events that shaped America's 20th century. It is all just a little bit of history repeating with an all-inclusive, uplifting look towards the future.

PHOTOS: In One Era and Out the Other

2011-08-06T14:09:00.001-04:00

Take a look at the In One Era and Out The Other Photos!

“In One Era and Out the Other” Stars Serena Ebhardt in a Patriotic History of the U.S. from 1901 to 2001 | Triangle Arts and Entertainment

2011-08-06T13:12:00.001-04:00

“In One Era and Out the Other” Stars Serena Ebhardt in a Patriotic History of the U.S. from 1901 to 2001 | Triangle Arts and Entertainment

Patriotic Cabaret Set at Deep Dish | The Pilot: Southern Pines, NC

2011-08-02T22:24:00.001-04:00

Patriotic Cabaret Set at Deep Dish | The Pilot: Southern Pines, NC

EbzB | ChathamArts Blog

2011-07-26T18:02:00.001-04:00

EbzB | ChathamArts Blog

In One Era and Out the Other in Chapel Hill, NC 27515 at The Deep Dish Theater Company, Aug 6 | Tickets & Event Information

2011-07-21T16:30:00.001-04:00

In One Era and Out the Other in Chapel Hill, NC 27515 at The Deep Dish Theater Company, Aug 5-7 | Tickets & Event Information

EbzB Productions' THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS CAROL WINS SILVER AND TWO BRONZE TELLY AWARDS AT 32nd ANNUAL TELLY AWARDS

2011-07-17T20:46:00.004-04:00

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Contact: Linda Day, lindad@tellyawards.com
Phone: (212)675-3555

EbzB PRODUCTIONS WINS SILVER AND TWO BRONZE TELLY AWARDS AT 32nd ANNUAL TELLY AWARDS FOR THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS CAROL

Telly again proudly honors the very best commercials, videos, films and
www.tellyawards.com

New York City, NY -- (June 24, 2011) The Winners of the 32nd Annual Telly Awards have been announced. With nearly 11,000 entries from all 50 states and numerous countries, this year’s Telly Awards has been one of the most successful and competitive in the long history of the Telly Awards.

Founded in 1979, the Telly Awards is the premier award honoring outstanding local, regional, and cable TV commercials and programs, the finest video and film productions, and web commercials, videos and films. Winners represent the best work of the most respected advertising agencies, production companies, television stations, cable operators, and corporate video departments in the world.
For its 32nd season, The Telly Awards once again joined forces with YouTube to give the public the power to view and rate videos submitted as part of this year’s People's Telly Awards. In addition to recognition from the Silver Telly Council, the judging panel that selects Telly Award winners, the Internet community helped decide this year's People's Telly Award Winners.

This year’s Winners include companies, agencies and organizations of all sizes, from large multinational media companies to small ad agencies and local production houses. A sample of Winners includes: EbzB Productions, Turner Studios, evans hardy + young, Jack Morton Worldwide, BSX Digital Productions, Michigan State University, Quigley-Simpson, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., FOX SPORTS NET, Nickelodeon, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Bass Pros Shops Film & Video Productions, Lockheed Martin, Miami Dolphins Ltd., Vox Pop Films, AEG Network LIVE, Kansas City Chiefs, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts, Outdoor Channel, Time Warner Cable, Johns Hopkins Children's Center, Cause & Effect Productions, Inc., The Lighthouse Film Company, Eveo, Inc. To view the complete list of Silver Telly winners for the 32nd Annual competition, please visit www.tellyawards.com.

A prestigious judging panel of over 500 accomplished industry professionals, each a past Winner of a Silver Telly and a member of The Silver Telly Council, judged the competition, upholding the historical standard of excellence that Telly represents. The Silver Council evaluated entries to recognize distinction in creative work – entries do not compete against each other - rather entries are judged against a high standard of merit. Less than 10% of entries are chosen as Winners of a Silver Telly, our highest honor. Other outstanding work is awarded a Bronze Telly. For a complete list of Silver Telly Council Members, please visit www.tellyawards.com.
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EbzB: WFAE 90.7 FM

2011-07-14T19:56:00.000-04:00

WFAE 90.7 FM

Get Your Tickets for In One Era at Deep Dish Theater!

2011-07-11T20:21:00.001-04:00

Deep Dish Theater Company: purchase online

Alkahest Artists & Attractions, Inc. - Since 1896: In One Era And Out The Other

2011-07-11T20:17:00.000-04:00

Alkahest Artists & Attractions, Inc. - Since 1896: In One Era And Out The Other

In One Era and Out The Other Plays Deep Dish Theater

2011-07-11T20:15:00.001-04:00

In One Era and Out The Other Plays Deep Dish Theater

United Arts Council: Arts Integration Workshop with EbzB Productions and Mike Wiley

2011-06-29T13:58:00.001-04:00

Artists from EbzB Productions (www.ebzb.org) and Mike Wiley Productions instruct Wake County Public School teachers on how to use Theatre Arts to achieve arts integration and 21st Century Skills in elementary education. Teachers conducted interviews for source material, wrote and edited an original script, and did a live performance entitled THE WHEELS ON THE BUS. THE WHEELS ON THE BUS explores the balance between the ideas of integration, diversity and neighborhood schools. In attendance for the performance were education leaders, arts council leaders, and Wake County public school teachers.

Click It or Ticket!

2011-06-10T13:42:00.001-04:00

Serena Ebhardt and David zum Brunnen in
NC Click It or Ticket commercial.
Click Here to view...
YouTube - CIOT $125

The Midsummer Music Menagerie - War Bonds

2011-05-26T15:52:00.000-04:00

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May 2011

The Midsummer Music Menagerie

Submitted By Robin Krakauer

Oconomowoc, WI – With the warm weather approaching and plans for summer events starting, make sure you mark your calendar for these two spectacular OAC shows - Laura MacKenzie and the Lads and War Bonds – The Songs and Letters of World War II.

July 7 @ 7:00 PM, War Bonds – The Songs and Letters of World War II will transform the main stage into a by- gone era. Actual veteran’s stories create this sentimental journey back through the days when blackouts and rationing were a small sacrifice in order to obtain freedom. This production is a warm reminiscence and harrowing reminder of a time when the whole world seemed upside down.

Award winning artists, Serena Ebhardt and David zum Brunnen of EbzB Productions, a husband and wife team, bring in all the authenticity of period uniforms and clothing, along with the music, ambiance and props from the era.

“This show has taken off in ways we never thought would happen. We realized we had this treasure trove of information and that people needed to share stories about their experiences in WWII. It was important to us to document these life-changing moments in our history – not only for the people who lived through it, but for their families and future generations, “ – said Ebhardt.

This is the second season the OAC is offering the Midsummer Music Menagerie. These are both must see events!

Tickets are on sale now at the OAC box office. Adults and senior citizens are $18. Students are $8. Reserved seats. Service fees apply to all ticket sales. Call the box office at 262-560-3172 or order online at www.theoac.net.

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www.EbzB.org: Gates County High School Residency - EbzB - Picasa Web Albums

2011-05-13T16:49:00.002-04:00

"Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty"

An original courtroom drama created through an EbzB Arts-In-Education Residency at Gates County High School.
Gates County, NC

www.EbzB.org: Gates County High School Residency - EbzB - Picasa Web Albums

David & Serena,

Thank you so much for all you did for the kids at the High School; they will always remember what you caused them to think about, such as how many good things are here for them. People have a tendency get so busy in life; they forget to appreciate what is in their back yard or under their nose!!! They will pass these things on to their families without even realizing it. You accomplished it in a beautiful way. Most of us older citizens realize the treasure we have here, you helped to relay that message to the next generation. We are so fortunate to have Barbara [Toti] in the school system; she has a wonderful rapport with so many "different interest" kids. Over the years many kids have "found" themselves in her class. Your expertise made this project memorable in many ways. Hopefully this will help people realize that the courthouse is valuable to our legacy.

Good luck to you as you intermix with the young people in NC, the good things don't get much attention, keep up the good work!!!

Come back any time, please recommend the State Park to others, we are so proud of the things we have here and of the things we do not have!!! You are welcome to come during harvest time; it is a good time of the year.

You can be proud that everything turned out so well. The quilters enjoyed meeting you.

Again, we appreciate all that you accomplished here,
Looking forward to your return visit.

Rita Lane
Owner, Lawrence Lane House
Gates County, NC

EbzB - Chatham County: Let It Rock! Arts In Education

2011-05-02T15:49:00.000-04:00

APT: Excellence in Communications

2011-04-30T11:53:00.001-04:00

Serena Ebhardt and David zum Brunnen appear in North Carolina's "Click It or Ticket" Televised Public Service Announcement's.

APT: Excellence in Communications

Compliment - War Bonds: Janesville, Wisconsin

2011-04-30T11:41:00.001-04:00

April 26, 2011

Dear David and Serena,

As I said, [War Bonds] was pretty much a perfect project in my opinion. Coming from an arts education background, my favorite projects are those that teach without patrons realizing it. It’s even better with people sharing their personal stories. I learned so much about my own family’s history because of this show. A perfectly beautiful day.

I’d be happy to have you back in the future and am willing to provide references to encourage others to book you as well.

Emily Gruenewald
Presenter
Janesville Performing Arts Center
Janesville, WI

Wrights of Passage Statistics by Stephen Wall

2011-04-21T10:50:00.000-04:00

I thought I would just share that I had the chance the other night to look back over our many shows, and by my count our last performance of "Wrights of Passage" in Shelton, Washington was our 250th performance! I would imagine we have performed this show for well over 100,000 people by this point.

Other fascinating trivia, is that we have performed the show in 42 NC counties (out of 100), plus, of course, shows in SC, NJ, OH and WA. Also, Wake County still holds the lead with 30 performances, but Davie placed a strong second with 21 performances. Orange was third with 18 performances, with Clark County, Ohio and Cleveland County, NC completing the top 5 with 13 performances each.

Well, just thought I would share, since we are occasionally asked about the number of times we have done the shows during our Q&As.

Again, I trust that all is well, and I hope to see you soon.

Stephen Wall

EbzB Follow Up: Jones County, NC

2011-04-19T18:22:00.001-04:00

EbzB Follow Up: Jones County, NC

War Bonds: July 7, 2011 - Oconomowoc Arts Center

2011-04-08T11:39:00.001-04:00

War Bonds: July 7, 2011 - Oconomowoc Arts Center: Event Information

War Bonds, April 16, 2011 - Janesville Messenger Sunday

2011-04-08T11:16:00.001-04:00

War Bonds Onstage at Janesville, WI on April 16, 2011!

See article here: http://bit.ly/fBElds

CSI - Janesville Messenger Sunday

Mike Wiley: Creating Theatre from the Past | Black Issues Forum | PBS Video

2011-04-05T12:00:00.001-04:00

EbzB Productions' Friend and Associate:

Mike Wiley: Creating Theatre from the Past | Black Issues Forum | PBS Video

EbzB Productions is the original co-producer with Mike Wiley Productions of "Dar He: The Lynching of Emmett Till" and "Life Is So Good." Serena Ebhardt also directed "Blood Done Sign My Name."

Watch the full episode. See more Black Issues Forum.

War Bonds: Performances - Janesville PAC. Bringing the Arts to Main Street

2011-04-04T22:04:00.002-04:00

War Bonds - Performances - Janesville PAC. Bringing the Arts to Main Street

War Bonds

4/16/2011 2:00 PM
4/16/2011 7:30 PM

Janesville Presents! invites you to take a sentimental journey back to World War II through the popular songs of the period and actual veterans’ personal letters from the front lines. Actors David Zum Brunnen and Serena Ebhardt fill the stage with wartime memories and 22 songs, including “I’ll Be Seeing You”, ”Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”, and “As Time Goes By”.

In addition to the performances Janesville Presents! will be celebrating local World War II vets through a series of events the week leading up to the show:

JPAC Your Lunch April 9 at noon - showing of the Janesville 99 documentary "In the Hands of the Enemy"

WWII Essay Contest - we want to hear YOUR family's World War II sotries of the warfront or the homefront. Submit a 500 essay telling a true World War II era story for the cahnce to win 2 tickets to War Bonds and dinner at The Armory. Sumbit your essay by April 1 to jvlpresents@aol.com or mail to Janesville Presents!, PO Box 8251, Janesville, WI 53547.

Living History on Display! - Larry Splinter will have his World War II ambulance and other wartime artifacts on display in front of JPAC before the War Bonds performances on Saturday, April 16.

This amazing journey through the period of World War II will not soon be forgotten.

Tickets are
Adults -- $23
Veterans and Military personnel -- $13
College students -- $10
Students (under 18) -- free

Compliment - Jones County, NC: Our Past, Our Present, Our Future

2011-04-02T17:41:00.000-04:00

Thank you so much for all your dedication to the project at Jones County Senior High School.
Last night truly exhibited a successful culmination of this step of the project.
Your talent and expertise is so evident in the outcomes of your projects I have viewed.
Serena, I wish you could see my body language now. It would prove that I tell the truth.
Hopefully we can continue a working relationship in Jones County.

Carolyn Lane
Jones County Arts Council
Pollocksville, NC

EbzB Workshop: United Arts Council Arts Integration Institute

2011-03-31T18:31:00.001-04:00

EbzB Productions will present Advanced Workshops for the United Arts Council's Arts Integration Institute.

When                               June 20-24, 2011, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Where                              Cary Community Arts Center, Cary, NC
Fees                                $350 for each school team
Participant stipends          Up to $100, based on attendance
Teacher Renewal Credit Up to 3.0 credits

www.unitedarts.org/artsed/aii/application/aii-2011brochure.pdf

EbzB Arts In Education: Jones County Senior High School, NC

2011-03-30T18:21:00.001-04:00

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EbzB Arts In Education Residency - Chatham County High School

2011-03-30T18:07:00.001-04:00

EbzB: Arts In Education, Chatham Central High School, NC.

VISUALIZING THE PROCESS

EbzB Arts In Education Residency - Chatham Central High School, Bear Creek, NC

2011-03-28T18:28:00.004-04:00

EbzB Teaching Artist, Serena Ebhardt guides Chatham Central High School students as they create a play about their community. Students are taught the tools of the Actor (Breath, Body, Eyes, Face, Voice and Gesture). These tools are applied to text created from interviews with older generations of Chatham County. The interview questions, "What brought you to Chatham County?" and "What did you bring to Chatham County?" are designed to seek information from older citizens about their history, migration, and contributions to the community.

Guided by writer Mimi Herman, students will also contribute their own creative writing and poetry to enhance the final script. The bluegrass band, Chatham County Line has given permission for recordings of their music to be used in the final production. This project will culminate in a public performance by the students for their peers and community.

EbzB Productions (ebzb) on Twitter

2011-03-25T19:11:00.002-04:00

EbzB Productions (ebzb) on Twitter

EbzB Tours Gates County, NC with Gates County Senior High School AP History Class in Preparation For Local Drama.

2011-03-22T13:58:00.003-04:00

Click Here To View EbzB's Tour of Gates County, NC

EbzB: Arts In Education. Gates County High School Residency.

2011-03-21T18:17:00.007-04:00

Gates County, NC - Serena Ebhardt and David zum Brunnen of EbzB Productions teach students from Gates County Senior High School the tools of an actor.

Gates County Senior High School received a Level I Artist Residency grant from the NC Arts Council. The grant to bring in EbzB Productions, will help students create a drama based on oral histories from Gates County, NC.

EbzB asked students to interview older citizens from Gates County and transcribe the interviews to create a script. The script will be staged in the Old Gates County Courthouse for a public performance on May 12, 2011.

The AP History class and the Drama class have combined for this project. In addition to learning about Theatre Arts, the students are also learning about Gates County History. The students are serving as community builders and consensus builders for Gates County. By interviewing older citizens for the project, students are bridging generation and communication gaps in the county.

Drama Teacher Barbara Best Toti says, "These kids are having experiences and meeting people through this project that they wouldn't have otherwise." Everyone is talking to each other -- and listening.

The students are being asked to listen and record the reflections of older citizens. They are learning about the history, condition, conflicts and beauty of Gates County, North Carolina in an interactive way.

For more information about Gates County, NC, visit: http://www.gatescounty.govoffice2.com/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={9FA438DA-A6A9-48BA-B015-DBA6C392FF0D}

EbzB Productions is the recipient of the North Carolina Theatre Conference's Constance Welsh Theatre For Youth Award for providing quality entertainment and educational opportunities through theater to North Carolina's youth. EbzB Productions is recognized by the North Carolina Arts Council Touring Artist Directory and in the South Carolina Arts Commission AIE Roster of Approved Artists. Additionally, EbzB Teaching Artists have been trained by The Lincoln Center Institute and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to teach Arts In Education Workshops.

Thank You: The Wrights of Passage, Olympia, Washington

2011-03-20T12:06:00.002-04:00

Serena,

Thanks for sharing your talents for the benefit of our children, for all the extra work customizing a "Pacific NW verson" of the show, and your pleasant manner.

Wishing you safe travels,

Kris Bartruff
Olympia Junior Programs
Olympia, WA

David zum Brunnen and Stephen Wall in
"The Wrights of Passage" by Serena Ebhardt

The Legacy of Paul Green — North Carolina Public Radio WUNC

2011-03-17T14:40:00.004-04:00

The Legacy of Paul Green — North Carolina Public Radio WUNC

The Legacy of Paul Green

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN NOW! WUNC-Radio Podcast

Thursday, March 17 2011 by Amber Nimocks and Frank Stasio
The Legacy of Paul Green

www.paulgreen.org

You may recognize the name Paul Green as that of the playwright who penned the long-running outdoor drama "The Lost Colony" or gave his name to the theater that houses the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Playmakers Repertory Company. Green's legacy is actually much greater. He won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, wrote screenplays for Hollywood and fought for decades in his home state of North Carolina for progressive causes and social justice. As part of our North Carolina Literary Lights series, host Frank Stasio explores the legacy of Paul Green with Laurence Avery, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professor emeritus of English and author of "A Paul Green Reader" (UNC Press/1998); Marsha Warren, executive director of the Paul Green Foundation; and actors Serena Ebhardt and Steven Roten.

Harsh Ground, Holy Ground

2011-03-11T16:10:00.001-05:00

Dear David and Serena,

Enclosed please find a copy of the recently completed film, Harsh Ground, Holy Ground. It comes with our gratitude for the important roles you played to bring these stories to life. The response has been extremely positive because of the historical soundness, and visually engaging images of the film. Thank You!

Arliffe Mumford, EdD
Director, School of Ministry Episcopal Diocese of NC
http://www.episdioncschool.org/

Minnow Media
http://www.minnowmedia.net/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Minnow-Media/72439846953

EbzB Productions

2011-03-10T11:41:00.010-05:00

In One Era and Out The Other
Herstory: September 11, 2001
by Serena Ebhardt

IN ONE ERA AND OUT THE OTHER : http://www.ebzb.org/era.shtml

My husband and I were in the doctor’s office at 8:45 a.m. on September 11, 2001, hoping. We’d been trying, for three years, to get pregnant. As a juvenile diabetic, I was told I might not live past the age of 25 and certainly wouldn’t be able to have children. This was hope against hope.

As our OBGYN came to speak to us, her cell-phone rang. She checked caller ID, apologized to us, and took the call. It was a friend asking if the doctor’s husband, a commercial airline pilot, was flying his usual route from Raleigh, North Carolina to New York.

“No. Why?”

Her friend informed her that a plane had just hit the North Tower of the World Trade Center.

We assumed an accident and went on anxiously hoping.

As our doctor broke the joyous news that finally, we were expecting, her phone rang again. She checked caller ID, apologized, and took the call. This time it was her husband.

A second plane had hit the South Tower of the World Trade Center. As a member of an FAA investigation team, her husband was called to duty. He called to say goodbye as he began his drive to New York. (The airport had been shut down.) Now we knew it was more than an accident. I was indeed pregnant. Confirmation. In the confusion, we continued to focus and hope.

A few minutes later, I was in the lab. As I was having blood drawn, the radio blared the breaking news. A third plane had hit the Pentagon. The air buzzed with speculation, confusion, and fear. Yet I sat amongst it all filled with my own private joy and hope.

While driving from the OBGYN’s office to my Diabetes doctor’s office, we heard more reports. A fourth plane crashed in Pennsylvania.

The mix of feelings was overpowering. Surrealism. Enthusiasm. Confusion. Joy. Fear. Wonder. Isolation. Excitement. Anxiety. Hope. America’s despair was in a head-on collision with my hope for the future.

“I don’t know what kind of world you’ll be bringing this child into,” said the second doctor as he cautiously walked the emotional middle ground.

“Don’t worry, “ I replied in what must have seemed a Pollyanna tone. “My son is going to be one of the good guys.”

It wasn’t naiveté. I know first-hand that this world is full of disaster, disease, distress, and death. Now, when my son asks me why bad things happen, I tell him that I believe it is so that we may have an opportunity to create good from them. The juxtaposition allows us to fully appreciate the peace of the mundane. History helps confirm that, through the eras, the human-spirit prevails.

History connects us. Events, tragic or momentous, have a way of uniting us in the most authentic way. Every American remembers where they were when they heard the news of V –Day, Kennedy’s assassination, Neil Armstrong’s moon landing, September 11, 2001. These events galvanize and connect us. They prompt us to tell our own oral histories and enlighten the common journey of the human spirit.

As an observer, you will be tempted to find meaning in the words and images presented to you during this performance. As in life, the meaning that emerges for you is one of your own making— based on education, emotion and experience. Regardless of the propaganda presented here, the only meaning truly intended is that “America is what YOU make of it.”

As with all EbzB Productions, it is my hope that this performance will celebrate the triumph of the human spirit; and inspire ongoing discussions that connect and unify us. United We Stand!

- Serena Ebhardt

Olympia Junior Programs: The Wrights of Passage

2011-03-03T13:33:00.000-05:00

Stephen Wall and David zum Brunnen in EbzB's THE WRIGHTS OF PASSAGE. Olympia, Washington.

Wrights of Passage in Olympia, WA

2011-03-03T13:20:00.001-05:00

EbzB Arts In Education - EbzB - Picasa Web Albums

2011-02-18T15:36:00.001-05:00

EbzB Arts In Education - EbzB - Picasa Web Albums

EbzB Arts In Education Residencies
Spring 2011
Chatham Central High School, Bear Creek, NC
Gates County High School, Gatesville, NC
Jones County Senior High School, Trenton, NC

EbzB Arts In Education: Gates County High School

2011-02-13T11:36:00.000-05:00

EbzB Teaching Artists

at Gates County High School, Gatesville, NC

Feb. 22—War Bonds: Songs and Letters of World War II - Info - Trevecca Nazarene University - Nashville, TN - Trevecca.Edu

2011-02-12T15:16:00.001-05:00

Feb. 22—War Bonds: Songs and Letters of World War II - Info - Trevecca Nazarene University - Nashville, TN - Trevecca.Edu

Life Is So Good Meets Its Author

2011-02-08T17:55:00.001-05:00

Mike Wiley, Richard Glaubman, and David zum Brunnen meet in Troy, Alabama for a performance of Life Is So Good.

Richard Glaubman is the co-author of the book, Life Is So Good, with George Dawson.

Mike Wiley and David zum Brunnen adapted the book for the stage and are the actors in the production. Life Is So Good, the play, is directed by Serena Ebhardt. It is co-produced by EbzB Productions and Mike Wiley Productions.

Life Is So Good!

Listen Now! The New New South on THE STATE OF THINGS, WUNC

2011-01-27T10:38:00.002-05:00

LISTEN NOW!!

Serena Ebhardt on THE STATE OF THINGS

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Meet the New, New South, Part II — North Carolina Public Radio WUNC

2011-01-25T20:33:00.001-05:00

Meet the New, New South, Part II — North Carolina Public Radio WUNC

Meet the New, New South, Part II

Tuesday, January 25 2011 by Amber Nimocks, Frank Stasio, and WFAE | Send to a friend

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Meet the New New South: In the past decade, 1.5 million new residents have moved to North Carolina, a trend that is echoed across the region. As demographics and economic forces change, the South changes with them. WFAE and WUNC began an on-air conversation last summer about the New New South. We continue that conversation, as hosts Mike Collins of “Charlotte Talks” and Frank Stasio of “The State of Things” talk with guests about food, theater and cultural tourism in a special joint broadcast. Joining the program are Michael D. Harris, curator of the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Art & Culture in Charlotte; Margo Knight Metzger, public relations director for the N.C. Department of Commerce’s Division of Tourism, Film & Sports Development; Kathleen Purvis, food editor for the Charlotte Observer; Greg Cox, dining critic for The News & Observer of Raleigh; Marcie Cohen Ferris, coordinator of Southern Studies at the Department of American Studies at UNC-Chapel Hill; Steve Umberger, resident director of Festival Stage in Winston-Salem; and Serena Ebhardt, co-founder of the theater company EbzB Productions, based in Chatham County.

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Life Is So Good: The Tropolitan -- Troy University's Official Student Newspaper -- January 20, 2011

2011-01-24T12:05:00.002-05:00

Richard Glaubman introduces 'Life Is So Good'
Jason Johnson A&E Editor
Author Richard Glaubman was in Troy last week to see the production of "Life Is So Good," a play based off of his book by the same title that tells the story of 103-year-old Texas Native George Dawson.
The book and the play tell the story of Dawson's remarkable life, showing the changing times of past century through his eyes.
Glaubman met with Dawson after he read an article about him learning to read after 98 years of being illiterate.
After meeting him they formed a friendship.
"I realized pretty early on that Dawson had a remarkable memory," said Glaubman. "The stories didn't come out for a good while though. Not until we became friends and I had been staying with him at his house."
Glaubman was here in Troy to give a series of lectures on the writing of his book and to give some tips on creative writing in general.
Before the play, which happened to be the first Glaubman has seen the performance, he gave a short introduction and discussed his time spent with George Dawson.
"George had never spoken to a white man in normal conversation before," said Glaubman. "After I opened up to him he began to trust me and invited me to live in his home for a while. "
Actors David zum Brunnen and Mike Wiley conceived and wrote the stage production and they took the stage once Glaubman had finished his introduction.
"Life Is So Good," is a two-man show that is based around narration.
One character would narrate and when the time in the story called for it the two men would use minimal stage props and exceptional acting to paint a picture for the audience.
Mike Wiley played George Dawson and a host of other characters through the show.
He is a graduate of Catawba College in Salisbury North Carolina and has over ten years of credits in theatre for young audiences.
David zum Brunnen who played Richard Glaubman has served as General Manager for Hedgerow Theatre, The Philadelphia Area Repertory Theatre and PlayMakers Repertory Theatre.
The two men were very talented and professional both on and off the stage.
The opening act was the two men meeting for the first time.
Wiley and Brunnen used scenes from Glaubman's second book titled "More Than a Book; A Story of Friendship," which is about the process of meeting George Dawson and writing "Life Is So Good."
The opening chapter of the book is George Dawson's personal account of seeing his childhood friend being hanged for something he did not do.
It's a really strong image that brings the readers emotions out very early.
The stage play of "Life Is So Good" was centered on the same thing.
Throughout the course of the play the actors would unexpectedly jump back to this gruesome scene until it climaxed with at intermission with Dawson's friend Pete finally being killed.
The rest of the play consisted of the more memorable scenes from the book.
This is where Wiley really showed his talents.
He was more than convincing as an elderly gentleman, from his choice in dialogue right down to his body language and eye movements he sold me.
He was as good as George Dawson.
Brunnen really did a good job of character acting.
His roll seemed quite difficult because he had to jump back and forth from the compassionate and uncomfortable Richard Glaubman to the hateful white men of the early 1900's with no time in between.
The play's conclusion was the end of George Dawson's life and the battle that
Glaubman went through trying to get Dawson to sign the rights of his story over to a white stranger from far away.
"I really enjoy the stage production," said Glaubman. "It really painted a very accurate account of 'Life Is So Good.'"
The book and the play are both well written and both based on quite a remarkable story.
The overall feel of the stage production is uplifting but it really hits hard.
The racy scenes aren't sugar coated, which helps for the message to sink in.
When I asked Richard Glaubman how meeting and befriending George Dawson had changed his life he had this to say.
"I try to be a better listener and to not judge but truly listen. I try to be grateful for what I have and be helpful to others when I can."
The moral of the play is simply George Dawson's mantra throughout his life--that is, despite all the hardships, Life Is So Good, and I do believe it's getting better.

Life Is So Good: Author shares insight

2011-01-16T18:37:00.000-05:00

Richard Glaubman, David zum Brunnen, Mike Wiley: Life Is So Good Performance, Troy, Alabama

By Jaine Treadwell
TroyMessenger.com

The two men had nothing in common.

But George Dawson needed to tell his story and Richard Glaubman needed to listen.

As Dawson talked and Glaubman listened, both of their worlds were changed.
Dawson was an African-American living an obscure life in South Dallas. Glaubman was a teacher and writer living comfortably in Seattle.

Odds of the two ever meeting were astronomical and a meeting would never have happened except for a newspaper article that caught Glaubman’s eye and tugged at his heart.

The article told the story of Dawson, who at age 98 had learned to read.
For some reason, the story captured Glaubman’s interest and he was soon on a plane bound for Dallas to meet Dawson.

“I’m not sure what compelled me to get on a plane to talk to an old man that I didn’t know,” Glaubman told those who attended his lectures at Troy University Thursday. “But sometimes you just know when the time is right.”

The first meeting was a bit uncomfortable for Glaubman as he and Dawson were from two different worlds. And, he said, it was probably the same for Dawson.

“Before he learned to read, the only sense of the world George Dawson had was what others were telling him,” Glaubman said. “And what he was hearing was filtered through their opinions. He had always wanted to learn to read but never had the chance. He was delighted at having learned to read.”

Dawson’s favorite reading material was the newspaper and he was finding the world a new and exciting place as he was no longer having to depend on others to tell him what was happening in the world around him. He was beginning to think for himself.

Glaubman realized the importance of Dawson’s story and Dawson agreed to tell it to him.

Over time, the two men became friends and Glaubman was invited to live with Dawson while his story unfolded.

“We were in the grocery store and Dawson was reading the labels on one product after another,” Glaubman said. “I asked him why he was doing that and he said, ‘Because I can.’”

Dawson’s reading level was rather low so he especially enjoyed reading children’s books to his great-grandchildren.

“Once, when we were driving along the highway, I could hear him reading the billboards just as I had done when I was about 6 years old,” Glaubman said. “His excitement at being able to read was much the same as mine had been. The sequence was the same.”

Together, with Dawson talking and Glaubman listening, they co-authored a book about Dawson’s life and his eagerness to learn to read at age 98.

The book titled, “Life Is So Good” is George Dawson’s autobiography. It’s the story of his struggles and his greatest triumph, learning to read at a very advanced age.

It’s also a book of inspiration because it comes for the heart of a man who treated others like he wanted them to treat him. It’s the story of a man who lived for the day because he had no promise of tomorrow.
It’s the story of a man who graciously and humbly accepted his “celebrity.”

When people crowded around him, Glaubman said Dawson said, “I’ve been ignored for a hundred years, if they want to talk to me, that’s all right.”

Dawson traveled to Glaubman’s home state for a book signing and attended a party in his honor.
“I didn’t think I would live so long that there would be a party where it didn’t matter what color you are,” he said.

Dawson died in 2001 but he lived long enough to attend a party like that and to know that the challenge that he had met and won will inspire others to learn to read no matter what their age and that they, too, can walk into another world all because they learned to read.

Glaubman isn’t sure whether Dawson ever read, “Life Is So Good.”

“He said that he had so many other things to read and that he had already read it,” Glaubman said, laughing. “That was George Dawson.”

Arts Council knows ‘Life is Good’ | The Troy Messenger

2011-01-16T18:28:00.000-05:00

Arts Council knows ‘Life is Good’ | The Troy Messenger

Life Is So Good: The Tropolitan -- Troy University's Official Student Newspaper -- January 12, 2010

2011-01-16T18:25:00.000-05:00

The Tropolitan -- Troy University's Official Student Newspaper -- January 12, 2010

War Bonds: Columbia State Community College, TN

2011-01-06T09:40:00.001-05:00

War Bonds: Columbia State Community College - Ring In The New Year!

Life Is So Good: Isothermal College

2011-01-05T13:53:00.002-05:00

Life Is So Good...
http://www.isothermal.edu/foundation/All_Shows2010-11.html

Compliment

2011-01-05T13:49:00.002-05:00

Hi David,

It was my pleasure working with you, and I hope we can do it again, too. Patron response was really enthusiastic. I watched it again on PBS over the holidays, and it was still great the second time.

Here's a statement you may use:

"David zum Brunnen is fabulous as Charles Dickens in Elliot Engel's clever and charming depiction of the creation of the classic holiday story A Christmas Carol. Highly recommended."

--Maria Butler, Community Relations Coordinator, Lawrence Public Library.

A Different Christmas Carol- NC Arts Everyday

2010-12-20T11:20:00.000-05:00

A Different Christmas Carol- NC Arts Everyday

Salisbury native David zum Brunnen stars in Dr. Elliot Engel’s The Night Before Christmas Carol on UNC-TV, Wednesday, Dec. 22 at 10 p.m. The program, filmed on location in the State Library Room of the State Capitol Building in Raleigh brings viewers into Charles Dickens’ study on Friday, Oct. 13, 1843 to reveal his writing process and inspirations for his work. Engel, a scholar, author and playwright combines history and humor to tell the tale. View of a clip of the EbzB production at http://ebzb.org/NBCC/NBCCPromo%20July2010.mp4.

About Dr. Elliot Engel

2010-12-20T11:15:00.001-05:00

http://www.authorsink.com/AboutNightXmasCarol.asp

Review: War Bonds

2010-12-14T13:03:00.000-05:00

The Citizen Times, Scottsville, Kentucky - November 25, 2010

War Bonds: A DIRECT HIT - The North Carolina based husband-wife professional theatrical team of David zum Brunnen and Serena Ebhardt put on their nationally acclaimed show, "War Bonds," last Thursday at The Center for Courageous Kids. An event sponsored by the Allen County-Scottsville Arts Council in Kentucky. With Ebhardt's Broadway caliber singing and zum Brunnen's oratory of original wartime letters from World War II veterans, War Bonds features the music and aura of history's greatest conflict. The county's World War II veterans were admitted free to the dinner theater event.

Compliment: War Bonds

2010-12-14T12:58:00.000-05:00

"War Bonds was a "BIG" hit in Scottsville, KY. We had a sold out house and lots of WWII vets came and were honored. It was fun for me to know the actors." - Hannah Ryan, Presenter, Allen County-Scottsville Arts Council.

Jefferson Post - ‘Night Before Christmas Carol’ at Civic Center

2010-12-11T17:09:00.001-05:00

Jefferson Post - ‘Night Before Christmas Carol’ at Civic Center

The Ashe Civic Center will come alive with the historically accurate and highly humorous theatre production of ‘The Night Before Christmas Carol’ on Friday, Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Join your family and friends for the one night only performance and get into the holiday spirit.

Join Charles Dickens in his study for a very special night. On an evening in 1843 he creates his ghostly little classic, ‘A Christmas Carol.’ Actor David zum Brunnen portrays Charles Dickens and seventeen familiar characters from the famous Christmas Carol. Renowned Dickens scholar, author, playwright and lecturer, Dr. Elliot Engel has crafted this entertaining work that complements the holiday season.

‘The Night Before Christmas Carol,’ sponsored by the Ashe County Arts Council is presented by EbzB Productions. Founded in 1998 by Serena Ebhardt and David zum Brunnen, EbzB is a North Carolina theatre company that specializes in simple and compelling productions that tells wonderful stories through the magic of theatre. The award-winning husband-wife, actor-manager team of Serena and David bring over forty years of experience to the stage. They have careers that have taken them from Off-Broadway to small regional theatre to schools on the east coast.

Celebrate the holidays with the Arts Council with a twist on a holiday classic! Reserve seating tickets are $12 adult and $5 students and are available at the Ashe Arts Center and by phone with a credit card at 336-846-ARTS.

Beaufort County Now in Washington NC » Upon the Stage » A Dickens of a Time

2010-12-05T21:55:00.001-05:00

http://www.beaufortcountynow.com/post/705/58/a-dickens-of-a-time.html

A Dickens of a Time

Author: Wyatt Sanderman Day | Published: December 5th, 2010

    In just about 60 minutes at the Turnage Theater, Friday night, December 3, 2010, we got a glimpse of who Charles Dickens was, and what possessed him to create his Christmas opus, "A Christmas Carol." I sat transfixed in my seat in the balcony of the renovated former theater, mesmerized by the palpable presentation of the one act, one man play "A Night Before Christmas Carol."

    "A Night Before Christmas Carol" is the brainchild of Elliot Engel, Charles Dickens scholar, who is published extensively on the subject, and this Friday night, through the actor's guise of David Zum Brunnen, we got a certain taste of who the writer was, who he is in message. And with Charles Dickens, it was always about the message.

    This was the night that we got a triple dose of it all: A history / social perspective of England in the early days of the Industrial Age, a personal perspective of the pathos, and alternating joy of the author, and to manifest it all through the living narrative of "A Christmas Carol."

    The actor, David Zum Brunnen, took the direction well of his wife and collaborator, Serena Ebhardt, and manically displayed the ego, laid bare, of the well-remembered author, who, in life, used his well-read-words to effect some measure of change in the grimy, coal dust times of his 19th Century England. “A Christmas Carol” was as much a statement of the social ills of the time in 1843 London, as it was a call to life, love and redemption. In the embodiment of Ebenezer Scrooge, we glimpsed the detached cruelty of London’s established wealthy class, rendered in the caricature of the Scrooge character, and how they might redeem themselves of such an evil burden.

   Ebenezer did redeem himself - "Scrooge was better than his word. He did it all, and infinitely more" - and he was the prototypical redeemed soul that is the basis of most uplifting stories. It is the better theme that keeps our hopes of a better world here at Christmas time, as we head into a new year that we always hope will be better than the last. In a time, as it is now, with so many out of work, losing their homes, and experiencing the tough change of a bad economy and bad policy, the story of the transformation of the miser-turned- philanthropist in the span of a night is the most uplifting of all.

That was the purpose of this treatise of the transformational optimism from the despair of the spirit that transcended the desperate human condition of that daunting age. David Zum Brunnen's frenzied approach to Charles Dickens character in the throes of his creative spirit, symbolized the authors' need to break the bonds of the oppressive pessimism of the witnessed poor that dominated many of his long walks along the narrow, cobbled streets throughout London. As stated by the actor's character, "I will write a Christmas story to be bound and published modestly so that the poor families of London can have one book in their home that will bring them a measure of Christmas cheer."

The beauty within this short one act play was its ability to convey the political soul of the author, his aspiration for sweeping societal transformation, while entertaining his audience with segments taken directly from the pages of "A Christmas Carol," and fleshed out by the actor as he interpreted how Dickens would have portrayed them. "A Christmas Carol," which is the best story of Christmas this side of the Apostle Luke's depiction of the birth of the Christ Child, was as much of an examination of the conflict that exists in Men's souls as it expression of the Miracle of Christmas. But isn't that it's all about ... anyway?

As in all the pictures displayed within this article, the demonstrative actor, David Zum Brunnen, works his Charles Dickens into a near manic state as he hastily occupies separate marks on the stage to produce the story of an author, who had a big story to tell.

Local news briefs | NewsChief.com

2010-12-05T12:19:00.000-05:00

Night Before Christmas Carol - Lake Wales, Florida
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COMPLIMENT

2010-12-05T12:17:00.001-05:00

David,

Please excuse my tardiness in sending you this message. The delay in no way reduces the absolute joy that I felt in your presentation of "War Bonds." People throughout the community still stop me on the street and in the stores to express their gratitude for that evening. The reporter from the local newspaper summed it up with these words, "Pure class!" This was, undoubtedly, one of the best received presentations that our arts council has ever sponsored. So, on behalf of the council and the staff at the Center for Courageous Kids, please accept our deepest gratitude for a magnificent performance.
On a personal note, I sincerely appreciate your cooperative spirit and warm personalities. It was a pleasure to work with you. I hope to do it again. Blessings!

Ken Goforth
P. S. Our ticket sales allowed us to give the camp over $2,000.00 as their part of the proceeds.

The Night Before Christmas Carol Airs On Stations Across America 2010/12/02

2010-12-05T12:05:00.000-05:00

Broadway World: The Night Before Christmas Carol Airs On Stations Across America 2010/12/02

EbzB Productions’ The Night Before Christmas Carol Airing This Month On Public Broadcasting Stations Across America

2010-12-02T00:16:00.002-05:00

EbzB Productions’ The Night Before Christmas Carol Airing This Month

On Public Broadcasting Stations Across America

Apex, NC - EbzB Productions is delighted to announce the national distribution and television broadcast of Dr. Elliot Engel’s The Night Before Christmas Carol featuring David zum Brunnen. The program, distributed by the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA), will air this month on public television stations across America. To view the promotional clip, please visit http://ebzb.org/NBCC/NBCCPromo%20July2010.mp4

The Night Before Christmas Carol was filmed on location in the State Library Room of the State Capitol Building in Raleigh, North Carolina. Emmy Award winner, Scott H. Davis directs the film production. Stage Director: Serena Ebhardt; Director of Cinematography & Lighting: Warren Gentry; Production Crew: Jim Haverkamp, Don Mercz, and Marley Toben; Post-production editing: Warren Gentry & Associates, Inc.; Post-production sound mix: Anthony Fedele of Emmy Award winning Concentrix Music & Sound Design.

The Night Before Christmas Carol brings spectators into Charles Dickens’ study on Friday, the thirteenth of October 1843. History, humor and the holiday come to life as Dickens reveals his writing process, uncloaking the personal inspirations for his work. Renowned scholar, author, and playwright Dr. Elliot Engel, crafts the entertaining character study, which delights holiday audiences of all ages. In this acclaimed performance, actor David zum Brunnen portrays Charles Dickens and 17 familiar characters; giving personal, social, and historical context to the ghostly classic, A Christmas Carol.   The “behind the scenes” discoveries renew the classic tale, bringing a fresh perspective to a family holiday tradition. The stage production is a staple of EbzB Productions’ theatrical touring repertoire.

The Night Before Christmas Carol is available on DVD at www.EbzB.org ($20).

Public Broadcasting Stations nationwide will feature The Night Before Christmas Carol during December 2010. A partial schedule follows…

    * 11/25 & 11/28 WVPBS, West Virginia
    * 12/4 (8:30PM) and 12/5 (12:30PM) - NHPTV, New Hampshire
    * 12/12 (2PM) - APM, Arizona Public Media
    * 12/12 - KCSM, San Mateo, California (San Fran/Bay Area, California)
    * 12/12 - WSIU, Carbondale, Illiinois
    * 12/12 - 11PM KMOS-TV (central Missouri)
    * 12/13 (10PM) & 12/24 (10PM) - WQED, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
    * 12/13 & 12/24 - NJN, New Jersey
    * 12/13 - 9PM LPB (Louisiana Public Broadcasting); also 12/20 11AM, & 12/24 8AM
    * 12/13 - KENW - Albequerque NM/Eastern NM Univ., Portales, NM
    * 12/14- WNED-TV, Buffalo, NY
      12/19, 2PM, WPBS - Upstate NY & Ontario, Canada
      12/19, 7PM - UEN-TV, Utah Education Network
    * 12/19 (4PM) (& 12/1, 12/14, 12/21 & 12/22 - 4AM) - KET, Kentucky Educational TV
    * 12/19 (11PM) - MPTV, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
    * 12/19 - WQPT 4:30PM, Moline, IL (Eastern IA/Western IL)
    * 12/20 - 8PM, KLCS-TV, Los Angeles, CA
    * 12/20 (7PM) - KTEH, San Jose, California
    * 12/20 (8PM) - KLRU, Texas
    * 12/20 & 12/21 - KQED/KTEH, N. Cal/SF/Bay Area, California
    * 12/22 (10PM) – UNC TV, North Carolina
    * 12/22, 9PM, KTXT - Lubbock, TX/Texas Tech Univ.
    * 12/23, 8PM KAKM - Alaska
    * 12/24, 12Noon - KPTS, Wichita, KS
    * 12/24, 9PM KRWG, Las Cruces, NM/West Texas
    * 12/24 - CPTV, Colorado
    * 12/24 - IPTV, Idaho
    * 12/24 – (9:30 p.m.) WPSU, University Park, Pennsylvania
    * 12/24 - WNMU, Marquette/Northern Michigan
    * 12/25 – SDPB, South Dakota
    * 12/25 – (11PM) Sistema TV, Puerto Rico

    * Please check your local listings for specific dates and times.

'Night Before Christmas Carol' performance in Independence - Photo Gallery - KansasCity.com

2010-12-01T11:47:00.001-05:00

'Night Before Christmas Carol' performance in Independence - Photo Gallery - KansasCity.com

Jefferson Post - Holidays off to chilly start in WJ

2010-11-29T16:14:00.000-05:00

Jefferson Post - Holidays off to chilly start in WJ

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Night Before Christmas Carol - New Jersey 12/20/11

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Night Before Christmas Carol program air dates for 2011.

The Night Before Christmas Carol @ Weldon Auditorium in Manning, SC.

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Jan 20: Serena Ebhardt – “In One Era and Out the Other” : Polk Arts Alliance

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Night Before Christmas Carol

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Compliment: War Bonds at University of West Alabama

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Compliment: Take A Stand! EbzB Arts-In-Education.

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