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January Clearing classes: Mark Twain on Broadway, led by Alan Kopischke & Costume Design led by Kärin Kopischke, contact the Clearing at 920-854-4088
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01/12 6:30 pm - Kickoff, Door Community Auditorium, To include comments on Twain and "Tom Sawyer" by Norb Blei and preview of Twain one-man show by Parker Drew
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01/13 6:30pm - Book Discussion, Sister Bay/Liberty Grove Library
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01/14 3:30pm - "Tom Sawyer" film musical presentation, Sturgeon Bay Library, 1973 musical with Jodie Foster
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01/17 3:00pm and 7:30pm - Mark Twain Revisited with Parker Drew, Third Avenue Playhouse, two performances of Drew’s one-man show as Twain
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01/21 3:30pm - A Tail in Twain, Sturgeon Bay Library
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01/22 6:30pm –The Big Read: A Tom Sawyer Experience Opening, Fairfield Art Center, Opening of exhibit of Twain- and Sawyer-related art, photos and other items. Continues through March 14.
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01/23 7:00pm - DeVita talks about adaptation, Björklunden, Author/playwright/actor James DeVita speaks about the process of adaptation in turning Twain's book into his play "Tom Sawyer"
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01/24 10:00am - Children's Day at the Fairfield, Fairfield Art Center, Children's events from 10 - 2 with fence-painting and picture-taking.
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01/26 7:00pm - "Is He Dead?" public reading, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County, The Clearing class studying David Ives' Tony-nominated adaptation of Twain's farce presents a staged reading of the play, directed by Alan Kopischke.
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01/27 6:30pm - Book Discussion, Sister Bay/Liberty Grove Library, Gary Jones will compare Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer
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01/28 1:00pm - Book Discussion, Eagle Harbor Inn
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01/28 6:00pm - Book Discussion, Forestville Library
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01/29 6:00pm - Young Adult Pizza Party and Book Discussion, Sturgeon Bay Library
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01/30 2:00pm - Book Discussion, Novel Ideas Bookstore
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01/31 7:00pm - The Boys in Autumn, Birch Creek Music Performance Center, Isadoora Theatre Company presents a staged reading of Bernard Sabath's conjecture of life 50 years later for Tom and Huck. Directed by Ross Dippel.
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02/03 7:00 pm "Life on the Mississippi" Third Avenue Playhouse
American Folklore Theatre presents a staged reading/sing-through of the new musical "Life on the Mississippi." Young Samuel Clemens leaves home to learn steamboat piloting on a Mississippi riverboat in 1858 and unexpectedly finds himself learning about life, death, love and writing all while navigating his way from boyhood to manhood and from Samuel Clemens to Mark Twain. Based on Twain's autobiographical coming-of-age tale.
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02/05 12:00pm - Book Discussion, Harbor Landing, Reservations Required
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02/06 10:30 – 4:30 - Blood Oath Blood Drive, Northern Door YMCA
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02/06 2:00pm - Book Discussion, Fairfield Art Center, reading from the book by Jack Hirst
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02/07 2:00pm - Book Discussion, Fairfield Art Center, reading from the book by Jack Hirst
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02/10 11:00am - Book Discussion, Bread and Water Café
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02/11 1:00pm - Book Discussion, The Blue Horse Bistro & Espresso
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02/11 6:30pm - "Tom Sawyer" - silent film, Sturgeon Bay Library, A showing of the 1917 silent film "Tom Sawyer" with a discussion led by Bill Utley.
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02/13 & 14 – 7:00pm "Tom Sawyer" by James DeVita, Sevastopol School, Sevastopol students perform in James DeVita's "Tom Sawyer" directed by Alan Kopischke. Ticket information currently not available.
