Don’t miss the premiere of Tina D’Elia’s full production of her one woman show: “The Rita Hayworth of this Generation”
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Doors open 7:30pm, Show starts 8pm
at The Brava Theater (Studio Space, 2nd floor)
2781 24th Street, SF, CA 94110 (415) 641-7657
Sliding Scale $8.00-$15.00
First come first serve seating. No one turned away for lack of funds.
Written & Performed by: Tina D’Elia
Directed by: Mary Guzmán
Music Designed by: Joshua Raol Brody
Co-Produced by: The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and Tina D’Elia
Doors open 7:30pm, Show starts 8pm
at The Brava Theater (Studio Space, 2nd floor)
2781 24th Street, SF, CA 94110 (415) 641-7657
Sliding Scale $8.00-$15.00
First come first serve seating. No one turned away for lack of funds.
Written & Performed by: Tina D’Elia
Directed by: Mary Guzmán
Music Designed by: Joshua Raol Brody
Co-Produced by: The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and Tina D’Elia
Tina D’Elia performing 20 min. from her one-woman-show: The Rita Haywarth of this Generation
The Rita Hayworth of this Generation
Save the date! Don't Miss the newest excerpt from "The Rita Hayworth of this Generation" by Tina D'Elia
@ The Marsh (1062 Valencia Street)
December 13, 6-9pm
@ The Marsh (1062 Valencia Street)
December 13, 6-9pm
Tina D'Elia performs at Sins Invalid (Dates TBA)
Tina stars in Amal Kouttab's new new one-act play "The Cleavage Issue," part of the annual ground-breaking: "Sins Invalid"
Dates TBA
Dates TBA
Tina D'Elia stars in the new Gay TV Pilot "Cocktails"
Come out and support the New Gay TV Pilot "Cocktails" by attending the BIG HOT FUNDRAISER!!! Tina D'Elia stars as "Rosa Fernandez"
September 12, 2010, 3-7pm
at the Cat Club, San Francisco
September 12, 2010, 3-7pm
at the Cat Club, San Francisco
D'Elia at the Femme Conference
Check out Tina D'Elia at the Femme Conference in Oakland, CA!
Watch "Lucha," Tina's Audience Award winning short film (co-written and co-produced with Maria Breaux), and watch Tina in Mary Guzman's "Mechanic's Daydream," and "Worst Case Scenario: Femme Edition."
Sunday, August 22, 9:30-11:00am
Watch "Lucha," Tina's Audience Award winning short film (co-written and co-produced with Maria Breaux), and watch Tina in Mary Guzman's "Mechanic's Daydream," and "Worst Case Scenario: Femme Edition."
Sunday, August 22, 9:30-11:00am
Tina D'Elia in "The Mugging"
Tina D'Elia has been nominated for "Best Actress" in San Francisco's 48 Hour Film Project (July 19, 2010) for her performance in "The Mugging".
Catch Tina D'Elia in Amal Kouttab's "Fractions"
Friday, June 11, 7:30pm at the Brava Theater
Part of the Queer Women of Color Film Festival (QWOCFF) in San Francisco
Find out more!
Sunday, June 20, 4:15 PM at the Victoria Theatre
Part of Frameline34: F**king Traditional Values - Queer Women of Color Shorts
Find out more!
Buy tickets
Part of the Queer Women of Color Film Festival (QWOCFF) in San Francisco
Find out more!
Sunday, June 20, 4:15 PM at the Victoria Theatre
Part of Frameline34: F**king Traditional Values - Queer Women of Color Shorts
Find out more!
Buy tickets
The Rita Hayworth of this Generation
Tina D’Elia’s newest one woman show
Monday and Tuesday May 24th and May 25th
Doors open 7:30pm, Show starts 8pm
@The Garage, 975 Howard Street (btw 5th and 6th St, look for the Red Door).
Sliding Scale $10.00-$20.00 Buy Tickets
No one turned away for lack of funds.
Written & Performed by: Tina D’Elia
Directed by: Katie Rubin and Mary Guzmán
Technical Directors: Joe Landini and Amal Kouttab
Choreography: Oscar Trujillo
Music/Song: Tina D’Elia, Carmela D’Elia and Storm Miguel Florez
Co-Produced by: AIRspace Residency Program and Tina D’Elia
Part of the National Queer Arts Festival 2010
Monday and Tuesday May 24th and May 25th
Doors open 7:30pm, Show starts 8pm
@The Garage, 975 Howard Street (btw 5th and 6th St, look for the Red Door).
Sliding Scale $10.00-$20.00 Buy Tickets
No one turned away for lack of funds.
Written & Performed by: Tina D’Elia
Directed by: Katie Rubin and Mary Guzmán
Technical Directors: Joe Landini and Amal Kouttab
Choreography: Oscar Trujillo
Music/Song: Tina D’Elia, Carmela D’Elia and Storm Miguel Florez
Co-Produced by: AIRspace Residency Program and Tina D’Elia
Part of the National Queer Arts Festival 2010
I Used to Write on Walls
Counterpoint presents the West Coast premiere of critically acclaimed, New York playwright, Bekah Bruntstetter's "I Used to Write on Walls" as part of the 10th Annual Women on the Way Festival.
THUR JAN 14; FRI JAN 15;
SAT JAN 23; SUN JAN 24;
THUR JAN 28; FRI JAN 29
ftloose.org/wow.html; www.counterpointtheatre.org
Written by Bekah Brunstetter
Directed by Allison Troup-Jensen
Cast: Alicia Blasingame, Tina D'Elia, Miriam Grill, Melvina Jones, Adrienne Krug, Katie Rubin and Cole Alexander Smith
THUR JAN 14; FRI JAN 15;
SAT JAN 23; SUN JAN 24;
THUR JAN 28; FRI JAN 29
ftloose.org/wow.html; www.counterpointtheatre.org
Written by Bekah Brunstetter
Directed by Allison Troup-Jensen
Cast: Alicia Blasingame, Tina D'Elia, Miriam Grill, Melvina Jones, Adrienne Krug, Katie Rubin and Cole Alexander Smith
NBC's Trauma
Tina D’Elia stars as an “Angry EMT” on the NBC drama TRAUMA is next week, Monday November 3oth - Episode “Blue Balloon” at 9pm on NBC!
Please watch it, check it out online, DVR it, and/or tape it!
A big friendly favor - To shore up more support for TRAUMA
Click to vote to keep Trauma going
Despite what you may have heard, there may still be a chance to save "Trauma"!
Please tell EVERYONE you know (and have those people tell everyone they know) to either watch or DVR the show. Monday night is crucial and it is imperative that we do everything we can to keep any series in the Bay Area.
There has not been a single series shot up here since "Nash Bridges" which wrapped in 2001 – that is 8 years. None of the people in the business who work just as hard as those in LA or NY should have to wait another 8 years for this kind of opportunity again.
ALSO ADD TO YOUR FACEBOOK OR TWITTER ACCOUNT.
You can also e-mail NBC
Thank you all so much for the support and voting!
Please watch it, check it out online, DVR it, and/or tape it!
A big friendly favor - To shore up more support for TRAUMA
Click to vote to keep Trauma going
Despite what you may have heard, there may still be a chance to save "Trauma"!
Please tell EVERYONE you know (and have those people tell everyone they know) to either watch or DVR the show. Monday night is crucial and it is imperative that we do everything we can to keep any series in the Bay Area.
There has not been a single series shot up here since "Nash Bridges" which wrapped in 2001 – that is 8 years. None of the people in the business who work just as hard as those in LA or NY should have to wait another 8 years for this kind of opportunity again.
ALSO ADD TO YOUR FACEBOOK OR TWITTER ACCOUNT.
You can also e-mail NBC
Thank you all so much for the support and voting!
Lucha
21st Paris Feminist & Lesbian Film Festival
October 29th and Nov 2nd
October 29th and Nov 2nd
Groucho: a Queer Loca (a reading of the play)
Tuesday October 6th 2009
7pm-10pm
Galeria de La Raza
San Francisco, CA 94110-4234
(415) 206-9242
2857 24th Street (@ Bryant Street in the Mission)
www.galeriadelaraza.org for directions
Sliding scale: $5.00-$15.00
Co-Sponsored by QueLACo and the Playwrights Foundation
Co-written by Tina D’Elia and Maria Breaux,
Directed by Mary Guzmán
Starring: Maria Carolina Morales, Michael P, Samuel Gonzalez, Sandy Rouge,
Tina D’Elia, and Veronica Majano And More!
Based on Tina D’Elia’s one woman show:
Groucho: a D’Elia in the D’Elia Soup, and Tina D’Elia and Michael La Rocco’s short film Groucho.
“A zany side splitting slapstick comedy…through the queer looking glass.”
Zak Szymanski, Bay Area Reporter
7pm-10pm
Galeria de La Raza
San Francisco, CA 94110-4234
(415) 206-9242
2857 24th Street (@ Bryant Street in the Mission)
www.galeriadelaraza.org for directions
Sliding scale: $5.00-$15.00
Co-Sponsored by QueLACo and the Playwrights Foundation
Co-written by Tina D’Elia and Maria Breaux,
Directed by Mary Guzmán
Starring: Maria Carolina Morales, Michael P, Samuel Gonzalez, Sandy Rouge,
Tina D’Elia, and Veronica Majano And More!
Based on Tina D’Elia’s one woman show:
Groucho: a D’Elia in the D’Elia Soup, and Tina D’Elia and Michael La Rocco’s short film Groucho.
“A zany side splitting slapstick comedy…through the queer looking glass.”
Zak Szymanski, Bay Area Reporter
