Kathy and I are very proud to announce our first collaboration with the Dali Museum and Blue Scarf Productions to bring you the play "Gala Dali, My Unspeakable Confessions".

This one act play on Gala's life touches the secrets, fears, promises, and lies as told through Gala's fascinating relationship with the Tarot. With genius and madness, the playwright Ms. Jones, brings sense and sensitivity to a boiling point, allowing Gala to speak without apology, often blunt and ungentle.

Ms Jones and the actress Roxanne Fay are founders of the Blue Scarf Collective in Tampa. Since their inception in February 2010, Blue Scarf has produced nine theatrical events and was recently named the artistic resident company of freeFall theatre in Tampa. Ms. Fay was runner up as Florida's "Best Actress in a Play" for 2011 for her performance in A Midsummer Nights Dream.

The play will be performed on Tuesday February 28th and will begin at 7 pm. Tickets to the show are $10 and payment will be collected at the door Proceeds from the show will go to the playwright and actor. For reservations, please email mbush@homeresource.com. Seating is very limited.

We hope to see you here for this unique show.

In the latest series of play readings, Home Resource is proud to announce the reading of Jack Gilhooley's Playboy, a contemporary American spin on the great John Millington Synge classic, Playboy of the Western World.

Jack Gilhooley is one of the most successful playwrights living in the Sarasota area. Over the last 40 years, his work has been produced all over the world, from Ireland to Australia. He's been produced on PBS televison and NPR Radio. He has received 2 NEA grants, a Fulbright and a Shubert Fellowship. He's been published repeatedly and luadedin the New York Times and the Washington Post.

We are honored to annoucne the talented group of actors participating in this reading including Jake Staley, Kelly Campbell, Dhakeria Cunningham, Lauren Wood, Annette Breazeale and Natalie Symons.

Tickets to the show are $5 and payment will be collected at the door.

Theater at Home Resource

Kathy and I would like to invite you to a very special Theatre AT HOME RESOURCE. We are honored to announce that FSU Asolo Conservatory third year students are scheduled to return to perform "London Monologues" in our showroom on January 20 and 21st.

In May 2010, the third year students traveled to London to study theatre. Amidst classes with West End professionals, the students were charged with writing a monologue- an abridged "one man show." The results were comedic, twisted, and unpredictable but thoroughly entertaining. Each demonstrates a unique storyline, perspective, and voice, but all promise to both challenge the audience and inspire them. During this special two-night engagement, four students will present to you their very own "London Monologue."

Please join us in our intimate setting where the proximity to the actors is part of the unique experience. Seating is very limited. Call to reserve a ticket. Tickets to the show are $12. Payment will be collected at the door.

Visit by Eames Demetrios
GRANDSON AND LEGACY BEARER OF the late CHARLES & RAY EAMES

Michael Bush - Eames Demetrios - Chris SchultzJuly 8th Private cocktail reception at Home Resource

July 9th Private tour of Sarasota School of Architecture Homes

July 9th Private tour of Ringling Museum, Circus Museum

July 9th Reception at Home Resource for discussion on Kymerica

July 10th Conversation with Eames - Asolo Theatre

July 10th Cocktail Reception at Home Resource co-hosted by Sarasota Magazine

From the Sarasota Herald Tribune:

What's in a name when it's 'Eames'?

When your first name is Eames, you have a lot to live up to.

That's how it is for Eames Demetrios, and he has embraced the challenge.

Demetrios is the grandson of the late Charles and Ray Eames, who furthered the cause of modern design with furniture made from plywood, plastic and other materials created by 20th-century technology.

The elder Eameses also designed a home for themselves in California that remains a modernist landmark.

The job of preserving their legacy has been taken up by the young Eames, who is in his 40s... Read More