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DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the James Tolin Memorial Fu
 nd (JTMF) by going back to the show that started it all &ndash\; Paul Ru
 dnick&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;Jeffrey.&rdquo\; &nbsp\;&nbsp\;Dates and times fo
 r this Obie Award-winning show are: Friday\, June 22 at 8 p.m.\; Saturda
 y\, June 23 at 8 p.m.\; and Sunday\, June 24 at 2 p.m. Kelsey Theatre is
  located on Mercer County Community College&rsquo\;s West Windsor campus
 \, 1200 Old Trenton Road. Performances on Friday and Saturday night are 
 special fundraising nights and include a reception and silent auction st
 arting at 7 p.m.\nRudnick&rsquo\;s romantic comedy follows the title cha
 racter\, a gay actor/waiter who has just given up trying to find love in
  the treacherous HIV/AIDS landscape of 1990s New York.&nbsp\; Then he me
 ets the man of his dreams\, who is HIV positive.&nbsp\; Follow Jeffrey&r
 squo\;s powerful emotional journey as he struggles to face his fear and 
 accept love.\n&ldquo\;Jeffrey&rdquo\; was selected as JTMF&rsquo\;s annu
 al AIDS Benefit production at Kelsey Theatre.&nbsp\; With a decade of pr
 oductions behind it\, the actors decided to recreate the very first show
  produced by the company. The tribute is fitting on several levels\, as 
 Tolin was a gay actor who was deeply involved with Kelsey Theatre.&nbsp\
 ; The memorial fund was created after he died of AIDS at age 37.\nProcee
 ds from the performances benefit the Open Arms Foundation of Hillsboroug
 h\, a support group network that was established at the medical offices 
 where Tolin received treatment. With funding supplied by Open Arms\, an 
 educational Performing and Visual Arts project has been developed throug
 h Graffiti Productions\, as well as a scholarship at MCCC.\nThe show fea
 tures JTMF members Damian Gaeta of Hamilton as Jeffrey\, with other JTMF
  members and MCCC students playing multiple roles\, including Christian 
 DiTullio of Lawrenceville\, Dan Newsome of Lawrenceville\, Bill Mercado 
 of Hightstown\, Chino Devine of Hamilton\, Brian Bara of Levittown\, PA\
 , David Hamm of Wrightstown\, and Alycia Bauch-Cantor of Bordentown.\nPr
 oduced by Tracy Antozzeski\, the show&rsquo\;s stage manager is Judi Par
 rish\, with Bob Terrano as the technical director.\nTickets for Friday a
 nd Saturday are $25\, and include the reception and silent auction at 7 
 p.m.&nbsp\; Tickets for Sunday are $18 for adults\, $16 for seniors\, an
 d $14 for students.&nbsp\; For tickets\, call the Kelsey Theatre box off
 ice at 609-570-3333\, or visit www.kelseytheatre.net.&nbsp\; Kelsey Thea
 tre is wheelchair accessible\, with free parking available next to the t
 heater.&nbsp\; Please note: This production contains language and themes
  not suitable for children.
URL:http://eastwindsor.patch.com/events/jtmf-presents-jeffrey-at-kelsey-t
 heatre-june-22-24
SUMMARY:JTMF Presents &quot\;Jeffrey&quot\; at Kelsey Theatre\, June 22-2
 4
LOCATION:1200 Old Trenton Rd\, West Windsor\, NJ 08550: 1200 Old Trenton 
 Rd\, West Windsor\, NJ
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