Current Shows
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7 PM
The premiere of
First Time, Long Time by Jeremy Stuart
Featuring - Amanda Byron, Maxwell Leonard, and Jeremy Stuart
EXTENDED DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND!
Friday, March 5, & Wed, March 10, 17 & 24
at 8 pm
Tickets $15
The radio station is unknown, but the signal is clear.
You're tuned in to the Harland West Show, and the topic is disaster.
All those straddling the brink are welcome.
Caller be patient. The wait can be long at the far end of the dial,
but Harland will get to each one eventually.
No voice will be left in the darkness.
Read Martin Denton's rave review in nytheatre.com
THE FIFTIES GIRL: A SIMPLE STORY
WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY SUSAN LAUBACH
DIRECTED BY GRETCHEN CRYER
SAT & SUN, MAR 6&7, 13&14, 21&22 AT 5 PM
Fearless Moral Inventory introduces the general public to 64 characters all of whom are channeled through Mr. Blocker; the single man on stage ruining his health to deliver this comedy about a group of people, the citizenry of the play, who have been forced to take complete honest stock of their lives and the lives of those around them.
What is called for here is complete HONESTY. What is also called for here is complete COURAGE. As these people grapple with the truth about themselves try not to judge them too harshly; but rather fairly and with love. The laughter is free. Those on stage being challenged to tell the truth come from many and varied walks of life:
There is Marvin, the blind guy who dates redheads.
Followed closely by The Very Right Reverend Doctor Raymond B. Smythe who loathes pervs.
DRAMA DESK NOMINEE FRANK BLOCKER RETURNS TO STAGE LEFT WITH HIS NEW SOLO SHOW - FEARLESS MORAL INVENTORY
EVERY MONDAY THROUGH THE END OF JUNE
TICKETS AT SMART TIX
Corn-fed girl from the Middle West comes to New York to fulfill her dream of going on the stage - that dream which has defined her short life, undergirded her every decision...oh, wait. It's the 50's. A girl didn't actually make decisions. But she had her dream. This is a simple story about that dream. And about New York in the late 50's when off-off-Broadway was just beginning to blossom."
"Funny and wise, Susan brings a sparkling self-deprecating wit to her
solo piece. Her considerable writing skill is matched by her
ebullience as an actress. It's a completely engaging coming-of-age
adventure with a new twist." Gretchen Cryer
TICKETS $15. FOR MORE INFO VISIT www.susanlaubach.com
Franklin Ian Brown, a performer of sorts.
Jackie Oh.
Henrik, Jr., the clairvoyant cab driver.
Carl Joe, the honorary Blood.
Lois, Lottie’s best friend.
And Sue-Sue Daniels, the addicted Everywoman from the deep South.
To name but a few
Richard, the serial banker.
Anna Mae, the reluctant widow.
Jon-Paul R. Georges, the ingrate son.
The much too involved Mother on a
mission to ruin a honeymoon.
Joe Tennent, the murderous landlord.
Sister Aloysius and Sister Theresa.
Iona Winchester, the mad hatter.
