Jimmy Tingle for President
The Funniest Campaign in History

A joint fundraiser to benefit Payomet Performing Arts Center in Truro and Wellfleet Preservation Hall

May 24th – 8pm
Wellfleet Congregational Church
200 Main Street
Wellfleet, MA 02667

Preferred Seating (first 10 rows) and After Party with Jimmy Tingle - $40.00
General Admission - $25.00


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Payomet Box Office: 508-487-5400

Drawing on 25 years of comedic insight, outrage and commentary the nationally known Comedian, Jimmy Tingle has constructed another hilarious thought provoking and politically charged one-man show based on his 2008 run for the White House. For 90 minutes Tingle campaigns with passion, intellect and creativity on every issue from immigration and education to global warming and national healthcare.

Running as the nominee of “The American Peace Party” which he founded in 2000 it is Jimmy Tingle's hope to use his campaign and the party to create a vehicle to raise the consciences of the American people and help move this great nation out of the wilderness of partisan politics and despair and into the “promised land” of hope, laughter, optimism, progress, prosperity and peace with humor.

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You asked: Payomet is the Wampanoag name for our beautiful Pamet River and ValleyDIRECTIONS:

From Boston:
Take Rt 6 towards Provincetown.Continue through Truro for 2.4 miles. Take a right on So. Highland Rd for .8 mile. Sign for Payomet is on Right at corner of Old Dewline Rd. Continue up Old Dewline 500 yards to tent.

From Provincetown:
Take Rt. 6 and travel 6 miles to North Truro. Turn Left on So. Hollow Rd for .6 mile. Turn Right on So. Highland Rd for  200 yards. Sign for Payomet is on Left at corner of Old Dewline Rd. Continue up Old Dewline 500 yards to tent.

PARKING IS FREE
WE ARE WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE
Public transportation available via
The Breeze Shuttle

Greetings from Payomet Performing Arts Center In Truro!

Dear Pals of Payomet,

I'm happy to announce that Payomet just got the rights to produce The Visit by Friedrich Durrenmatt, one of the classics of the twentieth century and a play that is rarely performed on a regional level.  And I'm even happier to announce  that Daisy Walker will be directing this first production of Summer 2008. 

Payomet is heading into its 10th Season
(TENTh at the TENT!) and it's going to open with a bang! 

The Visit is a play that has been described many different ways, depending on the director's interpretation.  Durrenmatt called it a comedy.  It is that, and it is much more.  Most often, the themes and action of The Visit - revenge, greed and group murder - land the play in the court of tragicomedy.

Daisy Walker, on the other hand, can be described only one way: bursting with talent.

A former Artistic Associate of Classic Stage in NYC, Daisy is currently the Associate Director of Jersey Boys for Broadway.  Daisy has also, over the last several years, directed at the Atlantic Theatre in New York City and The Guthrie in Minneapolis, among others.  Daisy has also compiled credits as Assistant Director of Sinatra, His Music, His World, His Way at Radio City Music Hall and Twelfth Night for The Public Theatre's New York Shakespeare Festival in Central Park. As a longtime summer resident of Wellfleet she has also directed plays at the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre including Private Eyes, Stonewall Jackson's House and the premiere of my own play, One Night In The Life Of Denise Ivanovich. She has an MFA in Directing from the University of California San Diego and in 2005 was the recipient of a Sir John Gielgud Fellowship from the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers.

Daisy comes from a theatre family.  Her mother, Dina Harris, is a produced screenwriter and playwright and her father, Daniel Walker, is a lifelong drama instructor, actor, director and co-founder of the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre. 

The Visit is one of my favorite plays, very challenging (multiple sets and a cast of 34!) and I can't wait to see what Daisy does with it.

Make plans to visit the world of The Visit!  It opens Monday, June 23rd.

Payomet will continue its tradition of professional theatre and will cast both Equity and non-Equity actors in this production.  Auditions will be held in New York City and in Truro, dates and details to be announced soon.

Theatrically yours,

Kevin Rice
Managing Artistic Director
Payomet Performing Arts Center In Truro
kevinrice@payomet.org

PAYOMET IS LOCATED
AT HIGHLANDS CENTER

Mission Statement - The Highlands Center fosters the unique cultural and natural heritage of Cape Cod by facilitating scientific research, the arts tradition, and educational programs atop the dramatic sea cliffs of Cape Cod National Seashore.

Highlands Center is owned by the federal government, and administered for the National Park Service by Cape Cod National Seashore.

PLEASE HELP US GET TO OUR FUTURE YEAR-ROUND BRICK-AND-MORTAR HOME DIAGONALLY ACROSS FROM THE TENT

Building 33 exterior
Building 33 interior floor plan



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Payomet Programs are funded in part by Individual Contributions, and have received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, The Berta Walker Gallery, (Provincetown), Bubala's & Spiritus Restaurants (Provincetown), The Davenport Foundation, Seamens' Bank Long Point Foundation, Fleet Bank, The Edward Bangs And Elza Kelley Foundation, The Cape Cod 5 Cents Savings Foundation, The Arts Foundation of Cape Cod, The Owen Chatham Foundation, The Gramercy Park Foundation, Verizon Foundation, The Phillips Family Philanthropic fund, The Truro Treasures Committee, Seamen's Bank Long Point Charitable Foundation.

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