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Open Call For Artists At The Flatiron Hotel Toshi

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October 26, 2011 at 10:00 AM | by | Comments (0)

The Flatiron Hotel Toshi has come a long way since last year. Seemingly left between owners for quite some time, these days the hotel has actual guests and a flashy new lobby (though the IKEA furniture is questionable). And now they're ready to hire some local talent.

The folks at Flatiron Hotel Toshi tipped us off to an ambitious arts program they're planning, which aims to bring together all sorts of local performers: musicians, actors, dancers, poets. They've ordered a piano, and are even planning a stage to be built in the southeast corner of the lobby. Think you've got something to offer? Read below for details!

The idea is, we've been told, to have performances happening throughout the day, and to turn the place into a "living room for the neighborhood". So whether you stop by for a mid-morning coffee break, or in the evening to meet some friends, there will likely be 'something' going on.

Interested artists should send their applications to this email address. Include all relevant info like performance history, bio, clips, and photos. The program still seems to be taking shape as we speak, so there is obviously room for a lot of maneuvering and new ideas. Before you know it, you'll be serenading those beautiful fishies with your music (or theater...or poetry...)!

What do you think of this initiative? Will it help out a characterless nabe? Would you go see a performance at the Flatiron? Let us know your thoughts below!

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