Invites you to experience an artistic adventure.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Join us for a killer story, original music, great acting, and very dry martinis – all part of the afternoon presentation of Dan Harder's newest play, "The Killer Story".

Hillside Gardens
Mill Valley
2:30—5:30

A reception of savory hors d'oeuvres and noir-era drinks will be followed by selections from "The Killer Story". Renowned director, Chris Smith, brings together three of the Bay Area's most talented actors and a musical performance by chanteur/composer extraordinaire, Mark Growden to create a rich theater experience. Helping to MC the event will be special guest, Nathaniel Stookey, celebrated composer of, among other pieces, "The Composer Is Dead" and the soaPOPera, "Zipperz" (to be performed at the Marin Civic this March).

"The Killer Story" is a noir tale about a tough, bright private eye who outsmarts everybody, including himself, as he attempts to find a mysteriously missing neuroscientist on the verge of creating a revolutionary/evolutionary "brain chip". Hired both by the scientist's wife and his business partner, our detective, instead, spins a tail that ends up trapping all of them in a "killer story".
All proceeds benefit the mounting of the full equity production of
"The Killer Story" at Mill Valley's Throckmorton Theater.

There is no charge for this event however an RSVP is required. To RSVP please email hardschul@gmail.com or call 415.861.0399

For more information about Dan Harder: danharder.com
For more information about Mark Growden: markgrowden.org
For more information about Nathaniel Stookey: schirmer.com
For more information about Savory Thymes: www.savorythymesevents.org

Parking, Walking and Shuttle

Savory Thymes kindly requests that ALL guests take the shuttle or walk up from town - parking at the event location is very limited and not permitted.
There will be a shuttle running from the parking lot of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church to Hillside Gardens from starting at 2:15pm. Mount Carmel Church is located at the corner of WEst Blithedale and Cascade Avenue in Mill Valley.
For directions visit: http://www.olmcmv.org/directions.html
For those of you who would like to endure the beautiful yet steep walk up to Hillside Gardens from Mill Valley please email hardshul@gmail.com for walking directions.