SEESAW � GTT will be remounting Cy Coleman's Tony-winning musical, SEESAW, for 4 performances under an Equity Code contract. SEESAW, by Michael Bennett, Cy Coleman & Dorothy Fields. is a delightful evening of theatre featuring an intimate, engaging love story and a brassy, show-biz musical comedy rolled into one. It is the story of a bittersweet couple who fall in love through fun, music and laughter. The plot follows the romance of a handsome and tall WASP lawyer from Omaha, Jerry Ryan, who is running from his wife and domineering father-in-law to New York where he meets a sassy and fascinating Jewish girl, Gittel Mosca, a not-yet successful dancer from the Bronx. This fast-paced show features sparkling musical numbers that capture the ups and downs of Gittel and Jerry's affair, the street scenes of Manhattan and the toe-tapping, escapades of Gittel and her budding-choreographer friend, David. Within the next few months, equity and non-equity auditions will be held in New York. For further production and casting information, please visit www.SeesawTheMusical.com.

CHOREOGRAPHER�S CANVAS � Alongside these full scale musicals, GTT will present THE CHOREOGRAPHERS CANVAS, a one night event on Sunday, March 2nd at 7pm. The Canvas is an evening of dance performances staged by different esteemed choreographers in the New York Theatre scene. Coordinator, Justin Boccitto stated �We�ve selected a talented roster of choreographers who have crafted a variety of unique pieces. The Canvas is a wonderful opportunity for choreographers of all styles and disciplines to display their work�.

MORE QUICK CURTAINS � Last, but certainly not least, GTT will be producing a continuation of the ongoing One Act Playhouse series entitled MORE QUICK CURTAINS. A new group of one-acts written by classic and contemporary playwrights will be hand-picked by Artistic Director, Michael Blevins and announced in the coming months on www.oneactplayhouse.com.

The Connelly Theatre is a New York historic venue. Following significant restoration, The Connelly Theatre, located on East 4th Street, reopened in February 1997 after 10 years of darkness. This 19th century theater, featuring a pressed tin ceiling and proscenium arch over the stage, seats up to 200 people. The space is a popular off-off-Broadway venue and a site for The NY Fringe Festival. For all updates, please visit www.GroupTheatreToo.org.