Antaeus Book Club Meeting

Peace in Our Time

Written by: Noël Coward, adapted by Barry Creyton

Book Club Speaker(s): Barry Creyton

Meeting Details:

October 18, 2020,

6:30 pm, Zoom

Join us for our first meeting of the Antaeus Book Club to discuss our 2011 adaptation of Noël Coward’s Peace in Our Time, developed by Barry Creyton. Barry will join us to discuss his memorable adaptation, which enhanced the original script through the addition of music from the Noël Coward song book.

Original Antaeus Production >

Antaeus Book Club (ABC) Meetings are open to subscribers and supporters at the Stage Crew ($100+), Director's Circle ($1,500+) and Producer's Circle ($15,000+) donation levels. Zoom links for meeting attendance will be sent via email.

Questions? Email Development Assistant Isabel Ngo

Or Call 818.506.5436

Want to join the book club? Donate Now

Invest in the transformative power of live theater! Antaeus Theater Company is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and we rely on contributions for the majority of our income. Everything we do is made possible by the extraordinary generosity of this community! Donations support our productions, signature reading series, subsidized ticket program, arts education (both in our Academy and in the community), and much, much more. The Book Club is open to donors at the $100 level and above.

the transformative power of live theater

Antaeus Book Club Meeting

Peace in Our Time

Meeting Details:

October 18, 2020,

6:30 pm, Zoom

Original Antaeus Production >

Antaeus Book Club (ABC) Meetings are open to subscribers and supporters at the Stage Crew ($100+), Director's Circle ($1,500+) and Producer's Circle ($15,000+) donation levels. Zoom links for meeting attendance will be sent via email.

Questions? Email Development Assistant Isabel Ngo

Or Call 818.506.5436

Want to join the book club? Donate Now

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