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Vincent Scott & Scott Pardue present The American Black Box Written by Scott Pardue A sudden disappearance and hotbed of rumors spur questions about habeas corpus, the Military Commissions Act of 2006 and the social forces that pave the way for our terrorist policies. Eric, a software engineer, works for an international chemical company. When a potent weed killing agent that doubles as an explosive compound goes missing, all arrows point toward the new Syrian manager, Yasser. Eric must confront his own prejudices, allegiances to his government, and the nature of suspicion and persecution in this powerful story of family, fear, and American life. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Theatre for a Big Country presents
Approaching
America
Written by
After a lifetime of waiting, will brothers Toby and Florida be ready when their pretty neighbor shows up seeking excitement? A desire to escape the routine of their daily lives leads to constant bickering for two brothers stuck in their parents' rarely visited country store, until the arrival of a pretty and flirtatious neighbor drastically changes everything. Competition for the young lady's affections soon tumbles into hilarity of disastrous proportions. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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InterAction Theater, Inc.
& Off the Leash Productions present
Assholes
and Aureoles
Written by
taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo...taboo. Two women, thirteen taboos and countless laughs you'll feel guilty about tomorrow. This is for all of you out there who listen to so much NPR that your PC-ometer needs to get blown up and recalibrated. Cast Members: Karen Irwin, Diane Kondrat Running time: 60 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Audience: Appropriate for ages 16 and up.
Official Website: www.myspace.com/assholesandaureoles
www.facebook.com/pages/Aholes-Aureoles/100515948464?ref=ts
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The Theater Company / David Zimmerman
present
Bartholomew
Fair, NJ
Written by
A twisting, madcap knot of deceit, disguises, puppets... and New Jersey! Set in New Jersey in 1985, and gently inspired by Ben Jonson's classic 1641 comedy, "Bartholomew Fair, NJ" features five actors playing 20 characters in a five act epic farce -- boiled down to 80 hilarious minutes of rhyming couplets and fairground silliness. Cast Members: Philip Corso, Leticia Diaz, Mark Dunn, Benjamin Holmes, Courtney Kochuba Running time: 80 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Audience: Appropriate for all ages Official website: http://www.bartholomewfairnj.com Promotional Video: Watch our Video |
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John Montgomery Theatre Company
presents
Benny a new play by Suzanne Bachner "The future of theatre" - BroadwayWorld.com A diagnosis, a broken marriage and a lifetime of displacement send a young woman on a reluctant journey of self-discovery. Benny is a kaleidoscopic theatrical portrait of Anna: a girl looking for a road to her birth parents and one that will take her home. The New York Times raved that Bachner and Minskoff’s last dramatic collaboration was “ingenious…it is no accident that so many of the sharp jokes come as complete surprises.” Director: Trish Minskoff Technical Director: Douglas Shearer Cast Members: Susan Barrett*, Bob Celli*, Tim Smallwood*, Morgan Lindsey Tachco and Danny Wiseman* Running time: 90 minutes with no intermission Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor *Member AEA Official website: www.jmtcinc.com |
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The Active Theater & Rick Joyce present Body Language Written by Jenny Contuzzi Before "I Do" comes "I am" Everyone has needs they just can’t seem to stop telling Mary about. Mike needs a wife. Harold needs a “secretary.” Theo needs a victim. But what Mary needs, she dare not say. A play about the line between who we are, and what we will admit to. Director: Nathaniel Shaw Cast: Amy Miller Brennan* , Michael Andrew Daly*, Danny Katz*, David Ojala, Jeffrey Trunell * appear courtesy of Actors' Equity Association Running time: 60 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor Audience: Appropriate for ages 18 and up. The play has mild language and some subject matter that might not be suitable for theatregoers under 18 years of age. Official Website: www.theactivetheater.com |
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Stephen Wisker presents The Broken Jug Written by Heinrich Von Kleist Judge and witnesses know more than they dare say in this riot of an antique roadshow. From a place somewhere between Amish and apple pie comes a company that time forgot -- with a broken pot. Springer meets Spitzer -- old skool style! Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Checking In Written by Brian HamptonOnly one rule for the weekend: No boys. No babies. Six high school friends reunite for a weekend in Atlantic City...and new truths spill out. Six best friends reunite for a weekend in Atlantic City. Through laughter and tears, they discover there's much more to their bond than a carton of cigarettes, a case of beer, and a room full of high school nostalgia. Director: Richard St. Peter Cast: Natalie Buster, Allie Darden, Brian Hampton, Beverly Lauchner, Anna Nugent, and Jennifer Hyman Zimmerman. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor Audience: Appropriate for ages 13 and up. Some adult language and content Official Website: www.brianhampton.net Promotional Video: Watch our Video |
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Christmas Guest Written by James V. O'ConnorAn unshuttered look at the subtleties of dark family secrets and betrayal between parents and children. Michael McGrath has finally broken out on his own to rebuild his life from the ashes of an upbringing at the hands of an abusive, alcoholic father. In an open tenement apartment in the Bronx on Christmas Eve, Michael learns that some ghosts are almost impossible to exorcise. A sincere and lucid story about how families try to hide their secrets from the people that they trust the most. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Teater Omen presents Connect/Disconnect Music
by Jan-Erik Sääf; English Book and Lyrics by Owen Robertson One man. One woman. Four stories. It’s 2009. In London, a policewoman is looking for a real man, and a young lad is looking for fun. In New York, a husband is seeking his true self, and a wife is afraid to shatter a perfect illusion. What will it take for them to connect, reconnect and disconnect when there are a million ways to communicate but only one way to talk face-to-face? Connect/Disconnect...A new musical having its world premiere at the Midtown International Theatre Festival. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Howling Moon Cab Company presents Crossroads Written by Meri Wallace The place to get a cut, a perm or change your life. There’s trouble at Crossroads hair salon. Wing wants to sell. Angela is trying to leave her husband. Nicole is having an affair. Frank wants to be white and Guisseppe discovers that Manhattan women want lawyers, not hairdressers. When someone trashes the shop, the culprit must be found and the rest help each other to make over their lives. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Galli Theater NY presents Eve and Lilith -- Adam's Temptation Written by Johannes Galli When Adam's wife and mistress meet up, they discover more about each other--and their man--than they ever expected. Modern man Adam has two great loves. Eve is the self-sacrificing wife; Lilith is the sultry and beguiling mistress. When the two women finally confront one another, they uncover surprising truths about themselves as women and as lovers. A quirky and unexpected riff on the ageless tale of biblical mythology, as the First Man's women meet under explosive circumstances. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Stage 13, Inc. presents EXPOSED! The Curious Case of Shiloh and Zahara Written by Kate Gersten What do you do when Mom's a Tomb Raider and Dad's in a Fight Club? The story of two media darlings, all grown (and screwed) up. What becomes of celebrity children who grow up in the spotlight? Twenty years into the future, we find one house bound, a second unable to date, and a third... the spawn of the devil. EXPOSED! is an outlandish and stylish play about the next generation of Hollywood royalty...God help us all. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Lucky Penny Productions presents FaceSpace What if there was a social networking site that came with a little friend who sits inside your brain? A play about social networking, modern love, and too many choices. What if there was a social networking site that came with a little friend that sits inside your brain? It's Tom, the founder of FaceSpace! As Simon & Anne's new romance develops, where does Tom fit in & will his meddling alter their relationship forever? FaceSpace is a play about social networking, modern love & too many choices. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Official Website: www.facespacetheplay.com |
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Family Symmetry Written by Adam Samtur A couple struggles to survive the challenges of obsessive compulsive disorder in this story of the rocky nature of love and acceptance. Suzanne is a writer who can't help but question the direction her life has taken. Everyday, she fights to understand and accept her husband's OCD as they cope with the blows of adultery and pregnancy. FAMILY SYMMETRY is an honest and three-dimensional look at social illness, and how we deal and don't deal with it in our everyday lives. Director: Adam Samtur Cast Members: Allen: Leo Goodman, Suzanne: Susan Stout, Linda: Lisa Pettersson Running time: 80 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Length of intermission : 10 minutes Audience: Appropriate for ages 15 and up. |
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Take Wing and Soar Productions present Forgive Me? written by Esther Armah One couple, one relationship, one break-up, one last conversation. Sometimes the end is the beginning. It's over. Zach and Lexie. An African man and a black British woman. Together for 5 years and 3 days. Friends, lovers, living together. Not any more. They have two hours to pack and leave. Who was right? Who was wrong? Culture, fear, pasts, truth - it's on the table and up for grabs. Director: Trezana Beverley Running time: 75 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Lawson Caldwell & Anthony Francavilla present Gentleman's Wish Written by Lawson Caldwell A play about the ever-changing world of politics, sexuality, love and integrity. A senator's picture-perfect life evaporates when his wife outs his 20 year affair with his best friend. As he and his staff descend upon his mother's estate to work on spin and damage control, a visit from his wife and son spill out into a well publicized press conference. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Frederick Street Productions presents How to Make an American Family Written by Jeff Seabaugh Follow one man's journey toward creating a family of his own. Ever feel like you didn't belong -- in your own family? Follow one gay man as he grapples with that very question--while caring for his terminally ill mother, inheriting his developmentally disabled aunt, and finally forming a family of his own through the miracle of adoption. An outsider's story of finding family against all odds. Running time: 65 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Official website: www.jeffseabaugh.com |
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The Collective Objective presents I Hate Love Written by Kyle Baxter & Jon Crefeld Shakespeare Remixed! Kira and Cruz are getting married! Hot shot pilots from Cruz's Navy squadron are coming, but not everyone is happy about it! And what exactly is going on between the best man and Kira's cousin? It's all a little queer in this modern day, gender-bending interpolation of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Director: Mark Duncan Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor Audience: Appropriate for ages 17 and up, adult themes and situations.
Official website: http://www.shakespeare-remixed.com
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Oberon Theatre Ensemble presents Insecurity! Book, Music, & Lyrics by Mickey Zetts The recession-proof musical! From the Creator of "Apathy-The Gen X Musical", an unlikely romance blooms when a motley crew of recession victims scheme to save their jobs. Who knew being a Security Guard was this much fun? Running time: 120 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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iDo Theater! presents Las Escenas de la Cruz (Scenes of the Cross) Written by iDO THEATER! and Daniel Carlton At the border between the United States and Mexico, a line is crossed between dreams and reality. Rooted in true stories and oral histories, LAS ESCENAS DE LA CRUZ is a play about the poignant and unexpected struggles of recent immigrant youth--stories conceived, created and performed by the very people who lived them. Running time: 60 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Shadow Productions and Kramis Productions present The Lincoln Continental Written by Kathy Kafer A father, a daughter and the car that drives their relationship through three decades. In 1974, Murray teaches 16-year-old Rachel how to drive his pride and joy – a brand-new Lincoln Continental! He wants the radio off, she wants it on. So off goes the radio, on goes the engine, revving up a battle of wills that spans thirty-five years. Along the road Rachel encounters the challenges of growing up while Murray tackles the trials of growing old. Their relationship with each other and the car survives several crises, crashes and a few hundred thousand miles. Director: Steven Yuhasz Lighting Design: Nadine Charlson Sound Design: Johan Churchill Costumes: Carol Sherry Cast: Janet Metz & Richard Vernon Running time: 85 minutes Venue:
The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th
St., 4th floor
Official Website: www.TheLincolnContinental.com |
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DQDI presents Love, Humiliation and Karaoke Written by Enzo Lombard “San Francisco’s Sedaris” weaves a quirky, cynical romantic comedy. Enzo Lombard plays 15 different characters dealing with hideous exes, psychic training and karaoke battles, all in 6 whirlwind episodes, each set in a different city. Running time: 80 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Mindful Media LLC presents Made in Heaven Written by Jay Bernzweig directed by Dennis Erdman One brother is straight. One is gay. They're conjoined twins who share a penis. What happens when two Teams compete for the same Member? Conjoined twins Max and Benjy share everything -- a life, a career and a single, large penis. Miraculously, they've met a wonderful girl who loves them both and accepts their "specialness." But on the night the brothers have planned to propose marriage, Benjy suddenly reveals that he's gay. This contemporary and outrageous farce explores the true meaning of love, commitment and self acceptance. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Mighty Little Productions presents Monroe Bound Written by Lucile Scott Secrets destroy in this offbeat tale about miscommunication, Communist microbrew, The Princess of Power and finding your home. Lexington Monroe has a tendency towards looking for love in all the wrong places. Plus, she has a secret–and secrets destroy! Just like the rest of us, she’s trying to figure out her place in the world, in this quirky tale that spans from Georgia to New York, from Communist microbrew to The Princess of Power, and from staying stuck in the past to moving right along. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Intentional Theater Group and Carissa Baker present NeverCracked Written by Daniel MacIvor and Gwydion Suilebhan An off-kilter cooking show, followed by a desperate contest between men in neckties. A comedic double bill including Daniel MacIvor's award-winning NEVER SWIM ALONE, in which old buddies compete in fast-paced absurdist battles of wits, one-ups, and manliness. Also featuring the world premiere of CRACKED by acclaimed DC playwright Gwydion Suilebhan, a short solo play starring a woman, an audience, and an egg. Running time: 80 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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AFK Productions presents
A
Night in the Kremlin
Written by
America's greatest clown takes on the ogre in the Kremlin Harpo Marx, visiting Moscow, rides to the rescue of a pair of star-crossed lovers. Jokes and songs, thrills and spills as Harpo confronts a grieving Stalin in his lair. A political parable recounted in the manner of a Marx Brothers movie. Running time: 120 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor Official Website: www.a-night-in-the-kremlin.com |
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No Apology Theatre presents Not My Daughter Written by Ann Mary Mullane An actress's big Broadway debut reveals more than she bargained for--and forces her parents to confront their own perceptions of their little girl, all grown up. A comedy about making life's hard decisions and, even worse, living with one's choices. Lea Finley's life is perfect as she signs not only the lease on her first New York apartment but also her contract as the leading lady in a Broadway musical, and realizes she's living the dream. Everything changes, however, when last-minute rewrites include a full-frontal nude scene. Lea's parents must confront their own image of their little girl as an adult as she bares it all in front of them--and thousands of theatregoing New Yorkers... Running time: 85 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Richard Humphrey, CEO RedCloud Mobile, Inc. and William Sauer present Out of the Sandbox Written by Jack Sauer How do we get out of the sandbox of childhood dreams and nightmares and move on with our lives? A little boy loves to play with his trucks in the sandbox. He's befriended by an older boy who betrays that friendship in a terrible way. Twenty years later that little boy is still struggling to leave the sandbox behind. We're all trapped in a sandbox of some kind, some with higher walls and deeper sand than others. Forgiveness, Love, and Acceptance are the way out. Running time: 105 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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ULU Theatre Collective presents Pizza Man Written by Darlene Craviotto Sex. Pizza. Happiness. How far would you go for a slice? Start with one woman on the verge of a late-twenties breakdown, whisk in a neurotic roommate, pepper with broken hearts, knead in one cocky pizza man; bake at 400 degrees. and watch the hilarity sizzle. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor Official website: http://ulutheatre.wordpress.com |
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Bruce Colbert presents A Poisonous Tree Amidst
the mounting death and destruction in 1972 Vietnam, Navy officers
struggle with justice at one of the war¹s ugliest court martial
trials.
Running time: 75 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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American International Theatre, Inc. presents Pound: The Poet on Trial Written by William Roetzheim Poet Ezra Pound is put on trial for treason, with the audience as the jury. Ezra Pound was a key figure in the birth of modernism at the start of the twentieth century, and he was an active proponent of the Social Credit economic movement during the depression. Leading up to and during World War II he made radio broadcasts from Italy that were offensive and unpatriotic. And then he was charged with treason, but ultimately the government avoided a trial by locking him in an insane asylum for eighteen years instead. This play rewrites history and gives Ezra Pound the trial that he never had. Director: William Roetzheim Artistic Director: Alix Steel Cast Members: Jeff Berg Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Audience: Appropriate for ages 16 and up
Official website: www.aitheater.org
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Újpest Theatre / Gabor Harsanyi present Prison Theatre Written by Gabor Harsanyi Power or talent; which matters in humanity's prison. Mr. Maki the old prisoner was sentenced because of robbery years ago but suddenly everything changes with the arrival of a new prisoner. The young man brings astonishing freedom among the walls of the prison. The barriers disappear and the prisoners walk all over the world traveling in their fantasy. But this game soon turns into a cruel fight for supremacy. When they open the Prison Theatre in their fantasies both of them are challenged in their humanity as well as in acting skills. The story is about human submission and domination of the arts with morbid humor and dramatic turning points. Running time: 80 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Mindful Media LLC presents Psycho Therapy Written by Frank Strausser Directed by Michael Bush It's simple really.... Couples counseling for three! When Lily decided to do couples counseling, she had every intention of going with her boyfriend. But when she didn't think he'd go, there was someone else... because there always is. Which is to say, it was a twosome before it became a threesome. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Many Hats Productions & Third Avenue Productions present Requiem for a Marriage Written by J.B. Edwards Will Adam and Jean Smiley's shocking secret shatter their daughter Erica's existence? Adam and Jean Smiley find their thirty year marriage hangs in a state of limbo because of a shocking secret they share about their daughter Erica. Will this knowledge shatter Erica's existence? Or will their world fall apart when Margo, a young interloper, sets her sight on Adam? Director: Linda Selman Light Designer: Nadine Carlsen Sound Designer: David Schulder Set Design: Memory Contento & Linda Selman Costume Designer: Memory Contento & Linda Selman Stage Manager: Chaya Muldavin Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The MainStage Theater - 312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Length of intermission : 10 minutes Audience: Appropriate for ages high school and up. Official website : www.thirdavenueplays.com |
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Thisbe Productions presents Seal Songs Written by Jennifer Fell Hayes Two tales of love lost and found by the sea. Two funny, touching short plays, set in the same house by the English seaside - a lonely spinster finds love after a chance encounter with a seal, and an abandoned husband rescues a mysterious woman from the sea. Running time: 75 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Official website: www.sealsongstheplay.com |
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Collage Productions/Gary Ferrar present Self-Portrait Written by Jeff Helgeson Mired in a lifetime of failed relationships, a university professor wages a battle for identity against a desire for suicide. On his thirty-third birthday, Tom Murphy's intention to kill himself after completing a self-portrait is interrupted by his ex-lover: forced to confront his demons, he must overcome a lifetime of failed relationships that threaten to define him. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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Colleen Pierce and Katzcando Productions present Southern Man Written by Stuart Katz, Jeff Pierce, and Colleen Pierce Follow the adventures of a WWII POW in this timelessly profound tale of camaraderie, love, survival and triumph of the human spirit. Set against the backdrop of the World War Two era, SOUTHERN MAN is Everyman overcoming adversity. In this one man tour de force where “The Great Escape” meets “Hogan’s Heroes”, Jeff Pierce plays 17 characters as he narrates, sings, dances, jokes, juggles and fights his way to freedom and true love. Director: Colleen Pierce Cast Member: Jeff Pierce Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor Official website : www.SouthernManThePlay.com |
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Jon Ciccarelli, Hudson Shakespeare Co. present The Sword Politik Written by Jon Crefeld When we only survive, we all are weak. Go Medieval! 10th century Dark Ages. The Baron is dead. His daughter cannot bear arms, cannot defend the barony, and cannot stop the power-hungry men who lay siege the future and soul of Germania. Author/Book:
Jon Crefeld Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Janski Productions Limited presents That's Showbiz! Music by Colin Chaston & Tony Clout; Book & Lyrics by Colin Chaston If only ALL celebrity talk shows were like this! The king of TV celebrity talk shows asks the backstabbing questions no one else will, and watches his guests squirm with a smile on his face and a song in his heart--but tonight.... Director: Colin Chaston Running time: 120 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor Audience: Appropriate for ages 14 and up. adult innuendo Official website: www.janskiproductions.com |
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Dina Leytes presents Two Girls "a solo written show" and performed by Gabrielle Maisels "South Africa, 1988. Two girls—Lindiwe, Black, and Corinne, Jewish—are coming of age in the twilight of apartheid." Two Girls is a remarkable one-woman play tracing the journeys of two children of apartheid South Africa: Corinne, Jewish, and Lindiwe, black. Gabrielle vividly portrays nine characters, delving into the deep pain politics can inflict, and the fierce hope that the two girls struggle to sustain. Gabrielle Maisels is the granddaughter of Israel Aaron Maisels, leader of the defense team that secured Mandela’s acquittal in the 1956 Treason Trial." Director: Joey Brenneman Dramaturgy: Audrey Rosenberg Image Design: Luke Raymond Running time: 70 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor Audience: Appropriate for ages 10 and up. |
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Jeffrey Altshuler/Alternative Scenario LLC present Two-Handers Written by Martin Fox 2 men, 2 women, 4 conflicts, 6 scenes, no intermission Earnie has charisma, but needs a break. Matt is dependable, but in a rut. Director: Wilson Milam Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The June Havoc Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Panicked Productions presents Whiskey, Beer and Apple Pie Written by Rob Egginton, Glenn De Kler, and Eli Sands A trio of quirky New York breakup stories about love lost, gone wrong, and gone awkward. Every 8.7 Seconds, a story repeats itself--in bars, tables, and booths across New York City, someone is dumped. Here are three of those stories that will speak to anyone who has ever been on either end of the three dreaded phrases: "We Need to Talk...," "It's not you -- it's me," "No, seriously .. it's over!" Running time: 80 minutes Venue: The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre - 312 W. 36th St., first floor |
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Bright Star Prods presents Yo Hot Mama(s)! Written by Natalie Kim Two women share their offbeat stories of exotic (and erotic) travel, nutty upbringings, and truth. When you're plopped in the middle of India or stuck on a rug in a Buddhist temple, strange questions occur, like How can I be a HOT Mama on a celibate retreat? OR How DID I get so many mamas? Sometimes through the humor, you find the truth. Running time: 90 minutes Venue: The Jewel Box Theater -312 W. 36th St., 4th floor |
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