This is Wild! RWS at the Guild Theater?

Can you hear my REBEL YELL all the way around the world?

The RebelWoman Show (RWS) is in negotiations to tape the show before a LIVE audience at the amazing Guild Theater.

Let me put this into perspective...

 My husband, Tony Estigoy, and I launched RWS in June of this year.  We first produced the show live on the web with a home video camera and a laptop computer. 

Our studio was set up in the conference room of our office building with a table, couple of chairs and curtains hung from the ceiling. 

In October, after taking Jody Colvard's course - How to be a Show Host - we took the show to the next level and began taping it in High Definition with sophisticated studio lights.

This exquisitely-renovated, historical gem will allow us the flexibility to change up the format of the show.  We aren't limited to one guest...Watch out Oprah, The View and The Big Idea!.

And a live audience will bring an added effervescent energy to the show!

ABOUT THE GUILD

Mission

The historic Guild Theater is an urban center for performing arts and cinema. Our mission is to educate the greater Sacramento community through diverse programming, and we are committed to providing a quality, cultural experience in the arts.

History

The Guild Theater is a nonprofit theater managed by St. HOPE Academy, a nonprofit community development corporation whose mission is to revitalize inner-city communities through public education, civic leadership, economic development and the arts. Established in 1989 by NBA All-Star and Oak Park native Kevin Johnson, St. HOPE educates, trains and empowers citizens to change the landscaped of low-income areas, beginning with the Oak Park neighborhood in Sacramento, California.

The Guild Theater is the only remaining theater of the numerous early 20th century motion picture houses for which Oak Park was once known. Designed and financed by Joseph Lewis and completed in 1915, it was the largest of three theaters on 35th Street in Oak Park at that time. Originally called the Victor Theater, the building's structure reflected the influence of the Moorish Revival on theaters of that era. 

For many decades, the Guild Theater was a premiere entertainment destination and in its earliest days played host to vaudeville shows. The theater eventually fell into a state of disrepair and remained vacant for many years. St. HOPE has updated and restored the Guild Theater and currently showcases film, lectures and live performances. Over the past year, the Guild has played host to a wide variety of events. From a town Hall meeting with former Governor Gray Davis to a concert featuring hip hop icon KRS-ONE, the Guild Theater is committed to making every event an educational experience.

The Guild Theater is located in the 40 Acres Art Gallery and Cultural Center. Opened in May 2003, 40 Acres is St. HOPE's catalytic economic development project. 40 Acres is comprised of the Guild Theater, Uncle Jed's Cut Hut (barber shop), underground books (bookstore), the Upper Rooms Apartments, Starbucks Coffee and the 40 Acres Art Gallery. The complex is located in the heart of Sacramento's inner-city.

Amenities

• 200 seating capacity
• Film projection equipment
• Stage (20'x 40')
• Load in capacity (6'x 11')
• Dressing rooms
• Lobby and concession area
• Lighting and state of the art acoustics
• On-site parking adjacent to theater
• 12- Shure unidirectional dynamic microphones
• 1 - Model 515SDX Soundcraft Spirit LX7 soundboard
• 1 - Elation Professional DMX 1 Operator Pro light controller
• 1 - Sanyo PLC-XC10 LCD projector
• 8 - Par 56 lights with 500W bulbs
• 4 - 250W Intimidator Spots