Will you Still Love me Tomorrow?

Will you Still Love me Tomorrow?
The Substation Love Letters Project
Every month until June 2011

This is an InHouse event

The Substation presents a performance told entirely through letters.

The Love Letter for March was written by Jason Wee and is titled To The Man Who Frequents My Bathroom. Read it online, or pick up a limited-edition postcard from The Substation in March.

The Substation has given itself to many lovers again and again. Its body has many rooms, in which many have rolled, grinded, leapt, yelled and discovered themselves. But many have since outgrown its patient and generous embraces, the stilled buttresses of its support, its calm but listening walls, the watchful eyes of its windows.

The Substation misses its lovers, past and present, and intends to speak through a cast of familiar writers and poets, who will write a loveletter each month – to you!

All you have to do is read each tender hearted confession from a little building on Armenian Street. Nothing is needed in return; no money exchanged—only feelings, and words.

The love letters are printed in the form of a postcard and are available only at The Substation in a limited quantity.

Each month a new love letter is also posted online at our special micro-site at http://www.substation.org/loveletters