The show, which began April 7, will repeat every Monday night. The performances will feature a rotating cast. The text for the evening will span many generations, ranging from the words of the ancient Greeks to such present day playwrights as Eric Bogosian (Talk Radio) and Tony Kushner (Angels in America).

Worth Street presented the revue-like "Stage Door Canteen" at their Tribeca space in response to the Sept. 11 attacks on the nearby World Trade Center. Ground Zero workers, volunteers and all uniformed personnel were admitted free to the show. Among the artists who performed were Kristin Chenoweth, Joey McIntyre, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Alice Ripley, Mario Cantone, Alice Ripley, Richard Kind, Daisy Eagan, Colin Quinn, Phylicia Rashad, Sandy Duncan, Cady Huffman, John Pizzarelli, Crista Moore, Darius De Haas, Queen Esther, Adriane Lenox, Jonathan Dokuchitz, Jessica Molaskey, Molly Price and Lea DeLaria.

Performances of "Voice of Peace and Dissent..." begin at 8 PM at The Tribeca Playhouse, 111 Reade Street (at West Broadway). A portion of the proceeds will go towards a pro-peace/Humanitarian organization. For tickets and information, call (212) 868-4444.