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UNDERGROUNDZERO FESTIVAL
July 8 - August 2

Melvin Van Peebles'
Ain’t Supposed to Die A Natural Death (Tunes from Blackness)
. Friday, July 25 @ 8 PM & Saturday, July 26 @ 8 PM @ Von King Park
. Tuesday, July 29, Friday@ 8 PM, Friday, August 1@ 8 PM, & Saturday, August 2 @ 8 PM @ Marcus Garvey Park
. Friday, August 8 @ 8 PM & Saturday, August 9@ 8 PM @ East River Park
. Friday, August 15@ 8 PM, & Saturday, August 16 @ 8 PM @
St. Mary’s Park, Bronx , 146th St. & St. Ann’s Ave.

CityParks Theater presented by Time Warner - Peopled by junkies, pimps, drag queens, sweatshops workers, crooked cops, prisoners, lovers, and dreamers, Melvin Van Peebles' Ain't Supposed To Die A Natural Death is a tradition shattering and trend setting work which reinvigorated artistic explorations of urban life through new forms, including spoken word and rap music. Ain't Supposed To Die A Natural Death was a huge hit on Broadway in its original inception running for 325 performances and garnering seven Tony nominations, including Best Musical. This production, interpreted vividly by The Classical Theatre of Harlem, remains raucous, irreverent, and as participatory as ever. **Ain’t Supposed to Die a Natural Death contains adult language and content intended for mature audiences**
Ticket Price- FREE, CityParks Theater presented by Time Warner. For more information go to http://www.cityparksfoundation.org

Von King Park | Brooklyn, Tompkins Ave. between Lafayette. & Green Aves
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Marcus Garvey Park | Manhattan ,124th St. & Mt. Morris Park
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East River Park | Manhattan , At the Bandshell along the East River, between Grand & Jackson Sts.
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St. Mary’s Park | Bronx , 146th St. & St. Ann’s Ave.

Denis Woychuk
"Attorney for the Damned"
Open ended run - Wednesdays 8:00 pm
Kraine Theater

The new rock musical opened March 13, 2008, originally for an
eight-week limited engagement. It had already been extended through June 4 when
continuing audience interest prompted the KGB Bar, producer of the
show, to decide on an open-ended offering.
The piece is a dark, biting, tragicomic peek at the criminally insane
and the justice system that abuses them. The musical's form is
reminiscent of The Who's "Tommy," in that it is staged entirely as a rock
concert. A very dark, funny, horrific story is told in a Rock idiom. The
New York Times (Andy Webster) wrote, "It's profane, astringent, defiant
and buoyant, much like its home, the East Village, once was before it
was overrun with skyscrapers and pinstriped professionals. Maybe what
musical theater, at its best, can still be."

Tickets $20 (students and seniors $16).
SMARTTIX (212) 868-4444,
www.smarttix.com

www.attorneyforthedamned-rockmusical.com

Kraine Theater| 85 East Fourth Street, Manhattan, NY

Christen Clifford's
BabyLove
Sundays at 3PM
Wednesdays at 1PM.
April 27-July 27
45 Bleecker

Hourglass Group (Trouble in Paradise, Beebo Brinker) and 45 Bleecker proudly present BabyLove. Winner of the San Francisco Best of Fringe Award and the FRIGID New York Audience Award, BabyLove makes its Off-Broadway debut this spring. Writer-performer Clifford is fearless and often shockingly honest in dealing with her feelings about conception, pregnancy, delivery, breastfeeding, and her ever-changing relationship with her husband in this hilarious and heartfelt solo about motherhood and sexuality. Clifford's true stories expose deep secrets with refreshing candor and humor; by exploring the intimate, she illuminates the universal. Directed by Julie Kramer (None of The Above, Motherload), with choreography by burlesque star Julie Atlas Muz.

All tickets are $20. To buy tickets visit www.telecharge.com. For more information, please visit www.babylovetheplay.com

45 Bleecker is between Lafayette and Bowery

Misha Shulman
"Brunch at the Luthers"
June 19 to July 6
Thursdays through Saturdays at 8:00 pm; Sundays at 3:00 pm
Theater for the New City

The simple act of having someone over for brunch taps a torrent of artificial excitement, crisscrossed language and Burlesque in "Brunch at the Luthers," the newest play by activist playwright Misha Shulman. The author, a former Education officer in the Israeli army and now an American citizen, has received high critical praise for his realistic, layered and eloquent plays appealing for understanding behind Israelis and Palestinians. With "Brunch at the Luthers," he has forsaken dramatic realism for Dada to explain the Western consciousness, which he sees as ruled by such surrealistic influences as Bush, Bin Laden, Trump, Hurricane Katrina and the tragic situation in Africa. The piece will be acted by DADAnewyork, one of the most comedically-muscular troupes now working. Theater for the New City, 155 First Avenue, Manhattan, will present the play's premiere run June 19 to July 6 in its Community Theater.

Tickets $15
Online ticketing available at theater's website: www.theaterforthenewcity.net

Theater for the New City| 155 First Avenue (between 9th and 10th Streets), Manhattan

Bouffon Glass Menajoree
Fridays at 10:30
June 20 - August 29 (no show July 4) The Green Room
45 Bleeker Theatre

Bouffon Glass Menajoree (written by by Lynn Berg, Audrey Crabtree, Eric Davis and Aimee German) has been extended! Tennessee Williams' classic tale is shattered in this twisted, outrageous bouffon parody. Each night a new audience member plays the role of the Gentleman Caller. Why would anyone do this to an American Masterpiece? Winner of the NY Innovative Theatre Award for Outstanding Production. "Total theatrical sacrilege...Delicious!" -NYTheatre.com, "Must See! Hilarious!" -TimeOutNY "Genius" - CultureBot, "Hilarious Madness" - Show Showdown, "Extremely Funny" -NY Theatre Wire "Twisted Southern Goth! Absurdity at its best!" KAFI FM, MN visit:
www.bouffonglassmenajoree.com

Tickets $15. For more information or advance purchase visit
www.telecharge.com or call 212-239-6200

45 Bleeker Theatre| 45 Bleeker St.
New York, NY 10012

Mira Gibson's
childhood Montana
Weds, July 16 a6 6:30pm
Sat, July 19 at 8pm
Weds, July 23 at 6:30pm
Sun, July 27 at 8:30pm
Sat, Aug 2 at 7pm
Work Shop Main Stage Theater

childhood Montana, a one-act drama presented as part of the Midtown International Theater Festival will run five performances beginning in mid-July. This production features Amber Bogdewiecz, Jill Leithauser, Jamie Watson, and David Ballog. This is an Off-Off Broadway Indie Theater Production. Running Time: 70 Minutes

"childhood Montana" was a 2008 Semi-Finalist at THE LARK!

In the stylistic vein of Sam Shepard comes the haunting and complex story of justifiable murder and the longing for lost love: childhood Montana. Between what she can remember and all she chooses to forget, a legal secretary named Courtney must navigate through madness and murder, and stop at nothing to preserve her mergence into the memory of her dead boyfriend.

Wayne Miller, owner and supervisor of a slaughterhouse, waits in his Montana ranch with his socially stunted son, Owen, for his attorney to arrive with the finalized paperwork of a legal settlement. Wayne is instead visited by legal secretary, Courtney Updike. While Courtney looks exactly like Wayne's wife who recently passed away, she discovers she has a haunting affect on Wayne that causes him to spin off into his memories of his wife. In attempts to retrieve Wayne's signature for the settlement, Courtney befriends the son, Owen and brother-in-law Bill Mason, and learns the truth behind the mysteries of the slaughterhouse. childhood Montana is a brave exploration of the great lengths these characters go to preserve a moment of happiness from the past that in heart they know they can never really have again.

Tickets $18 at www.ticketcentral.com or 212 279 4200

Work Shop Main Stage Theater| 312 W 36th St, 4th Fl
btwn 8 & 9 Aves
New York

Couldn't Say
Saturday, July 19th, 5pm through Sunday August 3, 3pm
Dorothy Strelsin Theater

The play explores the worst thing that can happen to a marriage on the edge, when a couple, Ethan and Liz, become stuck in a car one winter on a deserted highway. Forced to cooperate until help arrives, they confront the issues that have undermined their marriage: his long hours at work, her history of depression, their emotional and physical estrangement, and the recent death of their son and who, ultimately, is to blame for it. At times droll, at times savage, Couldn't Say shows two characters in a battle for their lives, trying to survive until help arrives.

Tickets $18 at Ticket Central (http://www.ticketcentral.com/showdetails2.asp?showid=1714) Visit the production's website (http://www.couldntsay.com/)

Dorothy Strelsin Theater | Part of the Abingdon Theatre Arts Complex | 312 West 36th St., First Floor

Ken Miyamoto
HANA ICHIMOMME
Wednesday, July 2 through Sunday, July 13
Bank Street Theatre

HANA ICHIMOMME, a one-woman show starring Seiko Tano, is based on the
famous Japanese children's song of the same name. The lyrics, familiar to
anyone born and raised in Japan, are, “If I win, I’m happy, Hana Ichimomme
… If I lose, it’s frustrating, Hana Ichimomme.” In the song, “hana”
refers to a girl and the word “ichimomme” means to sell for a small price,
so it can also be called a song about human trafficking. The lyrics of
“winning” and “losing” have the double meaning of negotiating to get a
cheaper offer.

Tickets will be $30 in advance ($35 at the door); students, seniors and
children will be $20 in advance ($25 at the door). Tickets may be
purchased by calling 212-352-3101, or online at www.theatermania.com.

Bank Street Theatre| 155 Bank Street
(between Washington and West Streets)

Tuvia Tenenbom
LAST JEW IN EUROPE
Opening Sun. 10/14 @3PM
Sundays @ 3PM
Mon. & Wed @7PM
Open Run
TRIAD Theater

LAST JEW IN EUROPE is an absurdist "dramedy" about the resurgence of anti-Semitism in Europe. The setting is Lodz, Poland, the time is today. Written, and now also directed, by Tuvia Tenenbom, the Jewish Theater's Artistic Director, LAST JEW IN EUROPE explores the under currents of racism and the overtones of assimilation. LAST JEW IN EUROPE previously played to sold-out audiences in New York during last season's successful run. The former production, having been staged in a traditional theatrical format is re-opening at the Triad with a new postmodernist direction. Drawing from its previous success, LAST JEW IN EUROPE will forgo the stage altogether. All the action takes place among the audience. This will allow New York theatergoers the ability to transform into the Lodz residents and experience LAST JEW IN EUROPE from inside the skin of the characters.

Tickets: $55.00 ($20.00 students with valid ID) tickets available at TheaterMania.com. www.JewishTheater.org 212.494.0050

TRIAD Theater |158W. 72 St.

The Last Year in the Life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.:
A Rock Operetta
. Wednesday, July 23 @ 8 PM & Sunday, July 27 @ 8 PM @ Von King Park
. Sunday, August 3@ 8 PM @ Marcus Garvey Park
. Tuesday, August 5@ 8 PM @ East River Park, Manhattan ,
At the Bandshell along the East River, between Grand & Jackson Sts.

CityParks Theater presented by Time Warner -Taking inspiration from the legendary speeches, interviews, and private notes of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the obscured history of his last days shine with new meaning in this powerful performance. The Last Year in the Life..., directed by Tom Ridgley, succeeds by adding new texture to the untold King history with soulful songs, pithy readings, and stunning performances that will rouse and inspire. Although Dr. King was known as a pacifist, this stunning re-enactment reveals the intensity and fiery determination behind the quiet storm that was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Ticket Price- FREE, CityParks Theater presented by Time Warner. For more information go to http://www.cityparksfoundation.org

Von King Park | Brooklyn, Tompkins Ave. between Lafayette. & Green Aves
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Marcus Garvey Park | Manhattan ,124th St. & Mt. Morris Park
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East River Park | Manhattan , At the Bandshell along the East River, between Grand & Jackson Sts.

Nicu's Spoon presents
John Henry Redwood's
No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs
Wednesday July 9th-July 27th @8pm
The Spoon Theatre

Nicu's Spoon is pleased to announce their production of NO NIGGERS, NO JEWS, NO DOGS, directed by Stephanie Barton-Farcas. NO NIGGERS, NO JEWS, NO DOGS will play a three-week limited engagement at the Spoon Theater (38 West 38th Street, 5th Floor). Performances begin Wednesday, July 9 and continue through to Sunday, July 27. No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs, is the story of a Black family in the South living under the rigors of racism.

Tickets are $20 and are now available online at www.spoontheater.org or by calling 866-811-4111.

The Spoon Theatre |38 West 38th Street, 5th Floor.

La JohnJoseph "Notorious Beauty"
Thurs, Fri, Sat July 10, 11, and 12th at 10PM
Dixon Place

La JohnJoseph is the British performance artist the 'Village Voice' calls a "gender provocateur", the stripper 'Next' magazine calls a "boylesque wunderkind", and the writer the 'Liverpool Echo' calls "wonderfully bizarre". His show "Notorious Beauty" is a transformative, trans-Atlantic, transgender tale of androgyny, petty theft, underage sex, and an abandoned modeling career. Raucous and heartfelt, the show is a conflation of remembered dialogue, dreams, lip synchs, and telephone calls, which mixes monologue and video with pop music, to create a charming and very queer piece of storytelling.

Each night has special guest stars:

Thurs 10th is downtown luminary BRANDON OLSON!

Fri 11th pairs gender neutron bomb GLENN MARLA and the poignantly filthy MAX STEELE!

Sat 12th teams writer/cultural commentator TUCKER CULBERTSON with drag icon FLAWLESS SABRINA!

Tickets are $15 and are available by calling 212.219.0736 or visiting www.dixonplace.org

Dixon Place | (258 Bowery Btwn Houston and Prince)

Bridget Harris'
Out of Control
July 18th-August 2nd, 2008 (check ticketcentral for schedule)
The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre

A dark comedy, which explores a women's support group called Overindulgers Anonymous. Peter Quick, a popular motivational speaker, comes to town as a guest lecturer to help the women overcome their various addictions, bringing more than just his astute instruction. When he begins to woo single-mother and group member, Sweetie, he faces the skepticism of her over-protective reading tutor, Brenda, a lesbian and fellow overindulger.

Tickets are $18.00 available at www.ticketcentral.com

The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre at Abingdon Theatre Arts Complex |312 West 36th St., 1st Fl.

RADIOTHEATRE'S SUMMER FRIGHT FEST
RADIOTHEATRE PRESENTS "KING KONG"
Opens JUNE 3
EVERY TUESDAY (Open run) @ 8PM
RADIOTHEATRE PRESENTS "THE ISLAND OF DR.MOREAU"
Opens JUNE 3
EVERY TUESDAY (Open run) @ 10PM
PLAYERS THEATRE

Adapted and Directed by Dan Bianchi
Original Orchestral Score and Sound Design by Dan Bianchi
Cast: Mike Borak, Jerry Lazar, Zach Lombardo, Serrah McCall, Cash Tilton, Frank Zilinyi
Produced by RADIOTHEATRE

TIX: $20 $35 for BOTH shows Group discounts available.
www.theatremania.com 212- 352-3101
INFO: www.radiotheatrenyc.com radiotheatrenyc@aol.com

Main Stage |115 MacDougal Street NYC
(Bet. W.3rd St.& Minetta La)
Wheelchair access with notice

New York International Fringe Festival
Roxy Font
Friday, August 17 at 5:15pm
Saturday, August 18 at 2:30pm
Tuesday, August 21 at 6:45pm
Wednesday, August 22 at 9:15pm
Saturday, August 25 at 7:00pm
Cherry Lane Theatre

Crazytown Productions, S.D. Wagner and the New York International Fringe Festival present ROXY FONT, a modern folktale about a girl, a gun and a somewhat scandalous adventure, written by Liza Lentini. ROXY FONT will receive its world-premiere Friday, August 17 at the Cherry Lane Theatre (38 Commerce Street) as part of the 11th annual New York International Fringe Festival, August 10 - 26, 2007.

For tickets ($15) and information, visit www.fringenyc.org.

Cherry Lane Theatre |38 Commerce Street

Andrew Grosso and The Essentials
"Perfect Harmony"
July 6 through 24
Clurman Theatre

A hit from the 2006 NY Fringe Festival downtown returns uptown this summer to Theatre Row. "Perfect Harmony" is a comedy about the struggle for truth, love and high school a cappella championship glory. Perennial powerhouse, The Acafellas, and their female classmates, The Ladies in Red, bare their dreams, hopes, and struggle to blend, as they battle to win Acapalooza and discover the true meaning of harmony. The collaborating writers of The Essentials (www.theessentials.org) for "Perfect Harmony" include: David Barlow, Jeffrey Binder, Drew Cortese, Meg DeFoe, Autumn Dornfeld, Cameron Folmar, Santino Fontana, Jordan Gelber, Scott Janes, Nicole Lowrance, Vayu O'Donnell, Thomas Piper, Maria Elena Ramirez, Jeanine Serralles, Marina Squerciati, Noah Weisberg, Margo White, Blake Whyte, and Marshall York.

Tickets for "Perfect Harmony" will be $18. Performances are Mondays through Saturdays, Mondays and Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m., Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. There will be one additional performance on Sunday, July 6 at 3:00 p.m. There will be no performance on Tuesday, July 8. The box office number for reservations is 212-279-4200 or www.ticketcentral.com.

Clurman Theatre |410 West 42nd Street (between 9th and 10th Avenues)

Dunca Pflaster's
Prince Trevor Amongst the Elephants
July 16-Aug 2, 2008
June Havoc Theatre

Prince Trevor is a satire of Contemporary Politics, reflected in the Magic Mirror of Fairy Tales injected with 42 ccs of Shakespearean Verse, and dissected through the Ridiculous Theatrical style of Charles Ludlam. For more information on this naughty production, visit www.duncanpflaster.com/trevor.php

Tickets $15.00 and available at www.ticketcentral.com

June Havoc Theatre | 312 West 36th Street | Manhattan.

PoMo Freakshow's Traitors without (T)reason
Monday July 14th. 8pm
Dixon Place

Appearing as part of the HOT! 17th Annual Celebration of Queer Culture Kestryl and Sassafras are a queer couple that, despite their best efforts, pass as straight more often than they like to admit. Perforating privilege and complicating queerness, Traitors without (T)reason explores the betrayal, invisibility, sacrifice, subversion, and loss that are inextricably tired into public passing. Are you with us or against us? For more information about PoMo Freakshow and Traitors without (T)reason visit us online at www.pomofreakshow.com

Tickets - $15 general / $12 students and seniors
Tickets available at the door or at www.dixonplace.org

Dixon Place | 258 Bowery, Second Floor, New York, NY

Ben Snyder’s
Rock, Paper, Scissors
Tuesday, July 22 @ 8PM & Thursday, July 24 @ 8PM
Von King Park
Wednesday, July 30 @ 8 PM & Thursday, July 31 @ 8PM
Marcus Garvey Park

CityParks Theater presented by Time Warner - Rock, Paper, Scissors, three short plays written by Ben Snyder and directed by Kamilah Forbes, explores a relationship between the U.S. Army and the hip hop industry, teamed up to enlist young people who live in depressed areas into the military. Snyder says of this recruiting tactic, “They have a whole hip hop marketing ad campaign that includes driving Hummers, playing hip-hop music, holding freestyle contests, and giving away video games at historically black colleges.” The show has intrigued sold-out audiences at Center Stage New York, P.S.122, New York Theater Workshop, and HBO's U.S. Comedy Arts Festival.

Ticket Price- FREE, CityParks Theater presented by Time Warner. For more information go to http://www.cityparksfoundation.org

Von King Park | Brooklyn, Tompkins Ave |Between Lafayette. & Green Aves
&
Marcus Garvey Park | Manhattan | 124th St. & Mt. Morris Park

Robert Gulack
SIX HUSBANDS OF ELIZABETH THE QUEEN
Opens July 5 at 8pm
J uly 6 at 3pm and 7pm
July 8-11 at 8pm
July 12 at 6pm
July 13 at 3pm and 7pm
July 18 at 8pm
July 19 at 3pm and 8pm
The Parker Theatre at the Algonquin

The Supporting Characters, a Pelham, NY-based professional company dedicated to developing new work, and NYC's ETC Productions present the world premiere of Robert Gulack's SIX HUSBANDS OF ELIZABETH THE QUEEN July 5-19 at the newly renovated Algonquin Theatre complex. The play, written in verse, is a lively exploration of an alternate universe in which the woman we know as the Virgin Queen experiences motherhood and romance with a series of English history's notables during a Golden--and dangerous--Age.

Directed by Cynthia Granville, the play stars Katherine Barron (EUPHORIC TENDENCIES) as Elizabeth, with Bruce Barton* (BUSTED JESUS COMIX), Francis Callahan*, Molly Callahan (NEW ORLEANS), Nancy Elton, Andrew Hurley, Tarek Khan, Berry Newkirk and Jeremy Waters. Songs for the production were written by recent Emmy award winner Larry Hochman and his daughter Laurie. Stage Management by Steven Barrett. Performances July 5 at 8pm, July 6 at 3pm and 7pm, July 8-11 at 8pm, July 12 at 6pm, July 13 at 3pm and 7pm, July 18 at 8pm, July 19 at 3pm and 8pm at the Parker Theatre at the Algonquin, 123 East 24 Street (between Park and Lexington Aves.).

Tickets $18 at theatermania.com http://www.theatermania.com/content/show.cfm/show/145075
or 212-352-3101, toll free 866-811-4111. *member Actors Equity

Parker Theatre at the Algonquin| 123 East 24 Street
Between Park and Lexington Aves.

Gia Marott's
Sympathetic Division
Monday, July 28th at 8:30pm
Tuesday, July 29th at 6:30pm
Saturday, August 2nd at 3:00pm
Sunday, August 3rd at 1:00pm
The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre at The Abingdon Theatre Arts Complex

Sweeter Theater Productions, a theater company founded to promote emerging female talent, takes the stage with the premiere of its family drama, Sympathetic Division, by Gia Marotta, directed by Maura Farver.

Sympathetic Division is told through the eyes of Julie Helms, the precocious daughter of two well-established scientists whose stormy marriage ultimately implodes their family structure. Through Julie, the audience is taken back in time through the critical interactions that shaped her family's demise and ultimate reunion, which is guided and interrupted by recordings of her father's neuroscience lectures. www.sweetertheatre.org

Tickets - $18 - visit www.ticketcentral.com

The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre at The Abingdon Theatre Arts Complex|312 W. 26th Street
Between 8th and 9th Avenues.

Anthony Michael Laura's
The Third Step
Thursday, July 24 @ 8pm
Friday, July 25 @ 8pm
Saturday July 26 @ 2pm and 8pm
Sunday July 27 @ 2pm and 8pm at
The American Theater of Actors

A.M.L. Entertainment is proud to present the world premiere of The Third Step, a new play by Anthony Michael Laura. The Third Step is a story of family, hope, and coming to terms with life. The drama is set around a young girl who awaits the results of a grave disease and is being driven crazy by her overtly controlling mother Wendy. As her father tries to hold the house together, Wendy invites the entire Wilson family home to cheer Natalie up. As themes of jealousy, family values, and infidelity are explored, they find the only solace they have is each other. The Third Step takes us on a humorous and poignant journey with a family that we can only be glad isn't our own. Cast: Audra Alexander, Jessica Green, Kathi Carlson, Bruce Kaye, Brian Faherty, Johnny Yoder, and Caroline Kittrell.

Tickets are $18.00
Reservations can be made by calling 516-983-2791
Tickets online at www.myspace.com/thethirdstepplay

The Sargeant Theater at The American Theater of Actors | 314 West 54th Street
Between 8th Ave. and 9th Ave.

Proto-type Theater
Whisper
July 9 - 13
Thursday - Saturday at 8:00 pm
Sunday at 7:00 pm
Performance Space 122

WHISPER is a visually decadent, aurally immersive performance that asks the audience to question 'what is real' in a world of increasing technological sophistication. Each audience member is given a set of headphones through which they hear the voices of three live performers narrating a fictional walk through a fictional city. Obscured behind a cinematic screen, the performers are seen as shadows, silhouettes or in stark clarity, creating a fully immersive sound environment to accompany their narration.--Performed by Alice Booth, Gillian Lees, and Andrew Westerside, Music and Sound Design by Philip Reeder. Lighting by Rebecca M.K. Makus

Use discount code "PANTHER" for $10 tickets (reg $20)
Tickets available at ps122.org or call 212.352.3101

Performance Space 122 | 150 First Ave. at E. 9th St.
NYC 10009