GLUT Giving Tuesday?
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Jane Zussman
Dec 1, 2025, 9:06:43 PM (10 days ago) Dec 1
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Hey - GLUT Lady here, just a nudge that all GLUTsters should throw some buck$ to local theatres this Giving Tuesday or thereabouts. (All area theatres are listed at www.greaterlansingtheatre.net.)
In my prejudiced opinion it’s Riverwalk and Williamston that feel most worthy investment$ because of having the re$ponsibility for Building$ and employee$ — and of course Arts Grant funding is iffy these days:
Riverwalk reports:
• New NEA eligibility requirements means our programming no longer qualifies for funding we’ve historically depended on.
• State grant cycles are delayed, and none of the annual opportunities we apply for have opened yet — leaving a major gap in our expected revenue.
• Business donations are down, with many long-time sponsors tightening their budgets or shifting priorities.
That’s why this GivingTuesday is so critical. Every gift, at any level, helps stabilize our season and ensures we can continue offering the art, connection, and belonging that make Riverwalk Theatre so special.
If you’re able, we’d be honored to have your support today. And if you’ve already given — thank you for helping us keep moving forward.
Giving is easy, and it only takes a few minutes to help keep the arts vibrant, inclusive, and thriving. Will you give today to help us reach our goal by December 2nd?
Donate to Riverwalk Theatre Here: https://riverwalktheatre.app.neoncrm.com/forms/givingtuesday2025?campaignId=3
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Celebrate the national day of giving by giving our community theatre!
Celebrate the national day of giving by giving our community theatre!
Free and open to the public.
No reservations necessary.
11:00 am
Agatha Christie’s The Murder at the Vicarage - a Miss Marple Comic Mystery
by Matthew Salazar-Thompson, adapted for the stage from the novel by Agatha Christie
World renowned amateur detective Miss Jane Marple encounters a compelling murder mystery in her own sleepy little village of St. Mary Mead, where under the seemingly peaceful exterior of an English country village lurks intrigue, guilt, deception and death. Through her powers of observation, Miss Marple uncovers the hidden truths that her neighbors hold close. Five actors play over twenty-five characters in this comic mystery thriller from one of Agatha Christie's most beloved novels. Featuring Hallie Bee Bard, Leslie Hull, Brenda Lane, Patrick Loos, and Karam Mawazini.
3:00 pm
Nacho Ate Spiderman
by Michelle Kohlos Brooks
Nacho Ate Spiderman is a four-character, dark comedy about a sunny, laid-back, progressive beach community that becomes a lot darker when Nacho, a shaggy, good-natured, loving rescue dog, eats the neighbor’s award-winning, well-bred rabbit, Spiderman. Contains adult content and language. Featuring John Lepard, Emily Sutton-Smith, James Kuhl, and Adam Yankowy.
7:00 pm
The One Good Thing or “Are Ya Patrick Swayze?”
by Joe Bravaco
The One Good Thing or “Are Ya Patrick Swayze?” is a darkly funny and deeply moving exploration of brotherhood, grief, and the invisible forces that haunt us. With humor, pathos, and a touch of the supernatural, the play asks what we carry, what we bury, and what, if anything, we’re brave enough to leave behind. Contains adult content and language. Featuring Ryan Patrick Welsh and James Kuhl.
Agatha Christie’s The Murder at the Vicarage - a Miss Marple Comic Mystery
by Matthew Salazar-Thompson, adapted for the stage from the novel by Agatha Christie
World renowned amateur detective Miss Jane Marple encounters a compelling murder mystery in her own sleepy little village of St. Mary Mead, where under the seemingly peaceful exterior of an English country village lurks intrigue, guilt, deception and death. Through her powers of observation, Miss Marple uncovers the hidden truths that her neighbors hold close. Five actors play over twenty-five characters in this comic mystery thriller from one of Agatha Christie's most beloved novels. Featuring Hallie Bee Bard, Leslie Hull, Brenda Lane, Patrick Loos, and Karam Mawazini.
3:00 pm
Nacho Ate Spiderman
by Michelle Kohlos Brooks
Nacho Ate Spiderman is a four-character, dark comedy about a sunny, laid-back, progressive beach community that becomes a lot darker when Nacho, a shaggy, good-natured, loving rescue dog, eats the neighbor’s award-winning, well-bred rabbit, Spiderman. Contains adult content and language. Featuring John Lepard, Emily Sutton-Smith, James Kuhl, and Adam Yankowy.
7:00 pm
The One Good Thing or “Are Ya Patrick Swayze?”
by Joe Bravaco
The One Good Thing or “Are Ya Patrick Swayze?” is a darkly funny and deeply moving exploration of brotherhood, grief, and the invisible forces that haunt us. With humor, pathos, and a touch of the supernatural, the play asks what we carry, what we bury, and what, if anything, we’re brave enough to leave behind. Contains adult content and language. Featuring Ryan Patrick Welsh and James Kuhl.
Donate to Williamston Theatre here: https://purchase.williamstontheatre.org/Donations?dm_i=7R8A,2JTN,B7L0R,CKOV,1
Jane Zussman
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(Greater Lansing Ubiquitous Theatre)
cell 517-930-0932
http://www.greaterlansingtheatre.net To review past emails as they were sent, click “About the G.L.U.T.” and choose “email list” from the drop-down menu — also check out the all-theatres calendar.
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