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2008-2009 Season
     
SHU: 10021
A Modern Tragedy
Written by Bethany Larsen • Directed by Julie Fei-Fan Balzer
Workshop performance on December 15, 2008, 7pm at 300 West 43rd St. Tickets: $10

This is a modern pop culture infused twist on John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi.

Starring: Misty Coy, Maria Teresa Creasey, Dan Evers, Josh LaCasse, JJ Mehren,
Melanie F. Siegel, Collin Smith, and Yesenia Tromp
WINTER 2009

ML Kinney (far left) will present a workshop of her new (not yet titled) play in February.

Cheryl L. Davis (left) will present a workshop of the full-length version of her play, Swimming Uptown, in March.

SPRING 2009

Running in rep this Spring:

Artistic Director, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer (left) will direct Bertolt Brecht's Galileo.

We will present our annual ten-minute play festival on a theme. This year's theme is science through time. "The Science Plays" are being written as we speak!

Save The Date: May 9, 2009 is our annual fundraising party, The Spring Fling!
Already Closed...
SHU: Heffetz • October 20, 2008
Written by Hanoch Levin • Directed by Riv Massey • Dramaturg: Bethany Larsen

We opened our sixth season with a Scene Herd Uddered (SHU) workshop performance of Heffetz. It's a dark comedy about the hopelessness of mankind.  It was published in 1972 and has never had a full production in the U.S. The play had a previous SHU workshop in November and December of 2007.

SHU: Pretty • November 17, 2008
Written by Sharon E. Cooper • Directed by Kitt Lavoie

Inspired by the idea of what it's like to be a woman, even a young woman, in the age of Botox, Pretty follows a group of women friends over a ten-year period, from their days in college to one of their weddings.

 

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