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Q&A INTERVIEWS WITH THE ARTISTS

SHARON'S SHORTS
Sharon E. Cooper, playwright: "When I was sixteen, living in Chesterfield, Virginia, my mom handed me an ad from a local paper. It was an audition notice for “New Voices for the Theatre” program. This program, which was then at TheatreVirginia and is now at the School of the Performing Arts in Richmond, Virginia, produces staged readings of high school work in the summer. I auditioned and ended up getting a few parts. That summer, I thought, this is fun but the writers at this thing get to live on a college campus for several weeks and work with theatre professionals? As soon as the program ended, I had this idea for a play. The voice of the main character started to come to me in a monologue. For nine consecutive nights, I wrote my first full-length play called For Camille. I was fearless at the time and didn’t know enough to have any doubting voice in my head. Writing dialogue felt easy. The more I just listened, the more the characters revealed what would happen. When I wrote the play, I had only seen a dozen plays in my life. When the play was one of five in the state of Virginia chosen for the program, I was thrilled. I had no idea, though, that this couple of weeks of professional guidance and being immersed in the world of theatre would be the start of a long playwriting path. Here I am exactly twenty years later and this summer, a few days after Sharon’s Shorts closes, I’m heading to Richmond to be the Playwright in Residence at the New Voices program and mentor high school students to rewrite their plays and help them prepare for their own staged reading."

A Man's World A MAN'S WORLD
Melissa Crespo, Director: "I most enjoy collaborating with playwrights on new work. I love being a part of the development process and serving the playwright in the rehearsal room."

ELE↓↑TOR
Patrice Miller, Director: "The short answer is probably "experimental", but I don't think any of us can say what that means, just what it doesn't mean (Annie, Spider-Man, and Mamet). Genre is for wusses. The work I love to do often plays with structure, form, and/or language. Most of it is inspired by or deals directly with history, especially 20th century history, and almost all of it involves some kind of multi-disciplinary collaboration. I'm interested in narratives that come to us through a certain construction or set of ideas or do not come to us at all, and in finding unique forms with which to give life to those narratives. "

NOTHING'S GOING TO HAPPEN
Justin Cornell, Writer/Director/Co-Producer: "When I was a junior at Ramapo College, I needed a job. My roommate told me that the school's scene shop was hiring, so I talked to the TD, and surprisingly, he gave me the job, despite my lack of experience. Before that, I had acted some in high school, but for several years before I got this job, I had thought of theatre as a childish thing to be put away. But I immediately loved building sets, and being the tech staff for school events. Working backstage felt more real to me than performing ever had. Before long, I was blowing off my history classes to work shop hours, and by the end of the semester, I made the thoroughly impractical decision to change my major to theatre. I knew there was nothing else I would ever want to do with my life. I never really found a specialty: I've built sets, designed & hung lights, and since finishing school I've mostly worked as a stage manager. But really, I want to do absolutely everything. So I started to create my own theatre. To me, nothing else can match the fleeting beauty and sense of surprise of a live performance."

TELL THEM NOTHING
Julianna Rusakiewicz, Director, Producer: "I mostly work on devised theater. I enjoy taking material and piecing it together to create something new and exciting. I'm most fascinated by true crime stories and history. "

MANNA-HATA
Barry Rowell, playwright and co-director: "I hope not! I'm trying to expand my boundaries as much as possible: on this piece, I've been trying to find ways to tell the story visually—with action and movement—as well as aurally, and to use music to tell the story (or to ask Howard Fishman, our composer, to help me tell it with music). I think any kind of theater can be compelling and exciting if the artists have something that's important for them to communicate: a few years ago, I saw a big, expensive production of "The Tempest" that stunk to high heaven and then saw David Herskovitz' production that was beautiful—same play but David's production had a passion that the other one sorely lacked."

THE EYE WHICH WE DO NOT HAVE
Kate Brehm, Director: "I work in the field of puppetry because i'm excited about making a visual theater that tells stories with rhythm and forms instead of words. The way an object crosses a stage in straight lines or with an erratic tempo conveys information to an audience. And it makes you feel a particular way. I work with objects, scenery, and puppets because the inanimate has an uncanny ability to connect to us deeply."

DIFFERENT ANIMALS
Abby Rosebrock, Playwright, Actor: "I was born in Charleston, South Carolina and raised in the nearby town of Summerville, where I also went to school for most of my life. I graduated from a public boarding school for the arts in Greenville, South Carolina and got a BA in Comparative Literature from Columbia University in Manhattan. I've also completed most of a doctoral program in English Lit at Columbia. But Summerville and Greenville, more than any other places, inform my writing and acting. "

The Remembrance Project: Darfur Dedication THE REMEMBRANCE PROJECT: DARFUR DEDICATION
Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj, Writer/Director: "The theater that I enjoy working on the most is theater that says something about the world; something that is political and has social relevance today. I love theater that affirms the power of the human spirit to overcome and succeed despite odds that seem impossible. "

LIGHTHOUSE TRIPTYCH
Stephanie Lane, Playwright, performer, choreographer, producer: "I was born and raised in Milford, Connecticut, and danced for 15 years at a great studio there, the Lee Lund Studio of Dance. I went to Columbia University here in New York, and ended up transferring to Barnard College. "

Q&A INTERVIEWS - NOW PLAYING

‘NIGHT, MOTHER: Laura Siner

100 SAINTS YOU SHOULD KNOW: Joan Kane

7TH INNING STRETCH: 7 10-MINUTE PLAYS ABOUT BASEBALL: Chris O'Connor

A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG: Heather Cunningham

A MUSICAL: MADAME BOVARY: Hayley Hoffmeister

ADVANCE GUARD: Ming Peiffer

AN EVENING OF NEW SHORT PLAYS: John Levine

BLOOD BROTHERS: Christine OGrady

BROKEN FENCES : Alex Levy

BULL: Clare Lizzimore

CHEMISTRY OF LOVE: Jill Campbell

CONFESSIONS OF A CUBAN SEX ADDICT: Mario Bosquez

DEADLY SHE-WOLF ASSASSIN AT ARMAGEDDON!: Fred Ho

DIFFERENT ANIMALS: Abby Rosebrock

DREAMGIRLS: Mark Harborth

DUCT TAPE AND A DREAM FESTIVAL: Lauren Rayner

F#%KING UP EVERYTHING: David Eric Davis

FAITHFULL, MICK JAGGER'S MUSE: Fiona Graham

GYM SHORTS: THE SHOW: Eric S. Robertson

LA MARIE-VISON: Kipuka Theater

MARIQUITAS: Eduardo Machado

MEASURE FOR MEASURE: Lynnea Benson

NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812: Mimi Lien

NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812: Rachel Chavkin

NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812: Dave Malloy

NO NEED FOR SEDUCTION: Victoria Libertore

NY_HEARTS: PARK SLOPE: James Carter

ONE DAY IN THE LIFE OF HENRI SHNUFFLE : Ryan Elisabeth Reid

RADIOTHEATRE'S 5TH H.P. LOVECRAFT FESTIVAL: Dan Bianchi

REALISTS: Jelena Stupljanin

SOUTHERN DISCOMFORT: Elisabeth Gray

SPEAKEASY DOLLHOUSE: Cynthia von Buhler

SPONTANEOUS SHAKESPEARE PLAYERS: Mary Riley

SPRING TO ACTION FESTIVAL 2013: Katy Rubin

THAT PLAY: Tom Gualtieri

THE BALCONY: Carlo Giuliano

THE DRAWER BOY: Brad Fryman

THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME: Jessica Walker

THE GOOD BOY: Michael Bonnabel

THE HAUNTING OF ST. MARKS PLACE: Dan Bianchi

THE HOTEL COLORS : Eliza Bent

THE LIDDY PLAYS: Keilly McQuail

THE LOMBARDI CASE 1975: Carlo D'Amore

THE QUICK AND DIRTIES: PUMP UP THE PLAY!: crystalskillman@gmail.com

THE UPPER LIP: T. Scott Lilly

THEN SHE FELL: Jennine Willett

THEN SHE FELL: Elizabeth Carena

THEN SHE FELL: Rebekah Morin

THESE HALCYON DAYS: Deirdre Kinahan

TIGERS BE STILL: Sarah Nedwek

WHERE THERE WAS FIRE: Laura Riveros

WHITE HOT: Tommy Smith

Q&A INTERVIEWS - UPCOMING SHOWS

A MAN'S WORLD: Melissa Crespo (begins May 20, 2013)

ANTIGONE: Lenny Leibowitz (begins May 22, 2013)

ATTEMPTS ON HER LIFE: Scott Kesselman (begins May 29, 2013)

BIRDS ON A WIRE: Jordan Feltner (begins Jun 13, 2013)

BIRTHRIGHT: David Lawson (begins May 31, 2013)

BOOTSTRAPS: Artem Yatsunov (begins Jun 13, 2013)

BOTALLACK O'CLOCK: Eddie Elks (begins May 21, 2013)

BRILLIANT TRACES: Mary Catherine Wilson (begins Jun 7, 2013)

BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS: Lila Rose Kaplan (begins Jun 14, 2013)

CATCH THE SPIDER: Joe Raik (begins May 30, 2013)

DOS MUJERES: Desi Moreno-Penson (begins May 24, 2013)

DRAGON: Jenny Connell Davis (begins May 29, 2013)

ELE↓↑TOR: Patrice Miller (begins Jun 8, 2013)

EVOLUTIONARY TALES: A HIP-HOP THEATRE CYCLE: Baba Brinkman (begins May 31, 2013)

FAREWELL TO SANITY AND OTHER IRRATIONAL CONSTRUCTS: Tom Slot (begins Jun 1, 2013)

FIX NUMBER SIX: Jerry Polner (begins May 29, 2013)

GHOST ON A STICK: Jara Jones (begins Jun 8, 2013)

HAMLET (WHAT DREAMS MAY CO.): Nicole Schalmo (begins May 24, 2013)

HIT AND MATCH: Michael Hagins (begins Jun 7, 2013)

HOW TO DO A ONE PERSON SHOW: Kelly Kinsella (begins May 23, 2013)

I AM MY OWN WIFE: Jen Forcino (begins May 23, 2013)

IN MEMORY: Amanda Peters (begins May 22, 2013)

IN SCENA! ITALIAN THEATER FESTIVAL NY: Laura Caparrotti (begins Jun 10, 2013)

KILL THE MESSENGER: Andrew Greer (begins May 25, 2013)

LAST LAUGH: Eric Lockley (begins May 29, 2013)

LIGHTHOUSE TRIPTYCH: Stephanie Lane (begins Jun 8, 2013)

MANNA-HATA: Barry Rowell (begins Jun 7, 2013)

MARCELLUS SHALE: Paul Zimet (begins May 24, 2013)

MARINA / MATA HARI: Ivette Dumeng (begins Jun 15, 2013)

MERCY KILLERS: Michael Milligan (begins May 23, 2013)

MOMMALOGUES: Sharon Lee Glassman (begins May 22, 2013)

MRS. MAYFIELD'S FIFTH-GRADE CLASS OF '93 20-YEAR REUNION: Leta Tremblay (begins May 31, 2013)

MRS. MAYFIELD'S FIFTH-GRADE CLASS OF '93 20-YEAR REUNION: Mariah MacCarthy (begins May 31, 2013)

NAKED DARROW: Gary Anderson (begins Jun 5, 2013)

NOT WITHOUT MY GALL BLADDER: Sean Daniels and Eric Mercado (begins May 29, 2013)

NOTHING'S GOING TO HAPPEN: Justin Cornell (begins May 29, 2013)

OCCUPATION: Joe Jung (begins Jun 6, 2013)

PETER/WENDY: Jeremy Bloom (begins May 30, 2013)

RAGS: Anna Kirkland (begins May 29, 2013)

SHARON'S SHORTS: Sharon E. Cooper (begins Jun 1, 2013)

SON OF A HUTCH: Joe Hutcheson (begins May 22, 2013)

STRAIGHT FACED LIES: Mark Jason Williams (begins Jun 2, 2013)

SUBJECT 62: Lenny Schwartz (begins Jun 14, 2013)

TAPE: Vasile Flutur (begins May 24, 2013)

TELL THEM NOTHING: Julianna Rusakiewicz (begins May 23, 2013)

TESLA: James Lee Taylor (begins May 23, 2013)

THE BLONDE BOMBSHELL PROJECT: Jen Danby (begins Jun 1, 2013)

THE EYE WHICH WE DO NOT HAVE: Kate Brehm (begins May 24, 2013)

THE F**KING WORLD ACCORDING TO MOLLY: Molly Equality Dykeman (begins May 25, 2013)

THE GIRL WHO FORGOT TO SING BADLY: Louis Lovett, Actor and Joint Artistic Director Director of Theatre Lovett (begins May 31, 2013)

THE GOLDEN YEAR: Daniel Damiano (begins Jun 6, 2013)

THE GREATEST PIRATE STORY (N)EVER TOLD!: Christopher Leidenfrost (begins Jun 10, 2013)

THE HOLY COWS OF CREDENCE, SOUTH DAKOTA: A NEW MOO-SICAL: The Holy Cows Team (begins Jun 2, 2013)

THE LAST CYCLIST : Edward Einhorn (begins May 25, 2013)

THE REMEMBRANCE PROJECT: DARFUR DEDICATION: Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj (begins May 20, 2013)

THE TROUBADOUR STRUCK BY LIGHTNING: Ed Malin (begins May 25, 2013)

THE WORLD IS MY HOME: THE LIFE & TIMES OF PAUL ROBESON: Stogie Kenyatta (begins May 24, 2013)

THERE’S A LIGHT ON YONDER MOUNTAIN : Kate MacCluggage (begins May 23, 2013)

UNBIRTH: Charles Gershman (begins Jun 4, 2013)

UNSCRIPTED NEW YORK IMPROVISED THEATRE FESTIVAL : Dion Flynn (begins May 29, 2013)

VELVET ROPE: Celestine Rae (begins Jun 12, 2013)

VULTURE-WALLY: Jillian Sweeney and Jeffrey Cranor (begins May 31, 2013)

WALDEN: Katherine Brann Fredricks (begins May 29, 2013)

WHAT DO YOU MEAN: Bruce A! Kraemer (begins Jun 15, 2013)

WHITE NOISE: Tom Block (begins Jun 27, 2013)

WIGGERLOVER [WHITEBOY+BLACKDAD=GREYAREAS]: James Anthony Zoccoli (aka JAZ) (begins May 29, 2013)

UPCOMING SHOWS

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A MAN'S WORLD
New School for Drama, 66 West 12th St, Lang Student Center
MON MAY 20 - MON MAY 20

BENEDICTUS
Theater for the New City, 155 First Avenue
MON MAY 20 - SUN JUN 16

THE REMEMBRANCE PROJECT: DARFUR DEDICATION
Three Jewels at 61 4th Avenue
MON MAY 20 - MON MAY 20

BOTALLACK O'CLOCK
59e59 Theaters, 59 E 59th Street
TUE MAY 21 - SUN JUN 9

ANTIGONE
TBG Theatre, 312 West 36th Street, 3rd Floor
WED MAY 22 - SUN JUN 2

BEYOND WORDS
Barrow Street Theatre (27 Barrow Street, NYC)
WED MAY 22 - SAT MAY 25

GOOD TELEVISION
Atlantic Stage 2, 330 West 16th Street
WED MAY 22 - SUN JUN 16

IN MEMORY
HERE, 145 Sixth Avenue
WED MAY 22 - SAT MAY 25

MOMMALOGUES
TBG Theatre, 312 West 36th Street, 3rd Floor
WED MAY 22 - SUN JUN 2

SON OF A HUTCH
Stage Left Studio, 214 West 30th Street – 6th Floor
WED MAY 22 - FRI MAY 31

A PICTURE OF AUTUMN
Mint Theater, 311 West 43rd Street
THU MAY 23 - SUN JUL 14

HOW TO DO A ONE PERSON SHOW
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
THU MAY 23 - FRI MAY 31

I AM MY OWN WIFE
The Studio Theatre, Theatre Row 410 West 42nd Street
THU MAY 23 - SUN MAY 26

MERCY KILLERS
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
THU MAY 23 - FRI MAY 31

MOONLIGHT & LOVE SONGS
June Havoc Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
THU MAY 23 - SUN JUN 2

TELL THEM NOTHING
TheaterLab, 357 36th Street (3rd floor)
THU MAY 23 - SUN JUN 2

TESLA
Theatre 80, 80 St Marks Place
THU MAY 23 - SAT JUN 8

THERE’S A LIGHT ON YONDER MOUNTAIN
Under St. Marks Theater (94 Saint Marks Place
THU MAY 23 - SAT JUN 8

BABY SCREAMS MIRACLE
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
FRI MAY 24 - SUN JUN 2

DIANA OH IS GOING ROGUE, THE SOLO SHOW
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
FRI MAY 24 - THU MAY 30

DOS MUJERES
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
FRI MAY 24 - THU MAY 30

GORILLA
Lion Theatre, 410 West 42nd Street
FRI MAY 24 - SUN JUN 16

HABITAT
The Kitchen, 512 West 19th Street
FRI MAY 24 - SAT MAY 25

HAMLET (WHAT DREAMS MAY CO.)
133rd Street Arts Center 308 W. 133rd Street
FRI MAY 24 - SAT JUN 1

MARCELLUS SHALE
La MaMa First Floor Theatre,74A East 4th Street
FRI MAY 24 - SUN JUN 9

TAPE
A secret location in Brooklyn (revealed when you buy tickets)
FRI MAY 24 - SAT MAY 25

THE EYE WHICH WE DO NOT HAVE
Standart ToyKraft, 722 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn
FRI MAY 24 - SAT JUN 1

THE WORLD IS MY HOME: THE LIFE & TIMES OF PAUL ROBESON
St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church, 157 Montague St. Brooklyn
FRI MAY 24 - FRI MAY 24

KILL THE MESSENGER
Theater for the New City, 155 First Avenue
SAT MAY 25 - SAT MAY 25

THE F**KING WORLD ACCORDING TO MOLLY
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
SAT MAY 25 - SAT JUN 1

THE LAST CYCLIST
West End Theatre, 263 West 86th Street, 2nd floor
SAT MAY 25 - SUN JUN 9

THE TROUBADOUR STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Dixon Place (161-A Chrystie Street, Manhattan)
SAT MAY 25 - SAT MAY 25

WILL WORK FOR
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
SAT MAY 25 - SAT JUN 1

STOP THE TEMPO
Arlene’s Grocery, 95 Stanton Street
SUN MAY 26 - TUE JUN 18

CHARLES PONZI - A DOLLAR AND A SCHEME
4th Street Theatre, 83 East 4th Street
TUE MAY 28 - SUN JUN 9

SONTAG: REBORN
New York Theatre Workshop, 79 East 4th Street
TUE MAY 28 - SUN JUN 30

VENICE
The Public Theater, 425 Lafayette Street
TUE MAY 28 - SUN JUN 23

A CAUTIONARY TAIL
The Flea, 41 White Street
WED MAY 29 - SUN JUN 30

ATTEMPTS ON HER LIFE
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
WED MAY 29 - SAT JUN 15

CHARLES IVES TAKE ME HOME
Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, 224 Waverly Place
WED MAY 29 - SAT JUN 29

DRAGON
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
WED MAY 29 - MON JUN 17

FIX NUMBER SIX
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
WED MAY 29 - SAT JUN 15

LAST LAUGH
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
WED MAY 29 - SUN JUN 2

NOT WITHOUT MY GALL BLADDER
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
WED MAY 29 - SUN JUN 16

NOTHING'S GOING TO HAPPEN
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
WED MAY 29 - TUE JUN 18

RAGS
Connelly Theatre, 220 E 4th St.
WED MAY 29 - SUN JUN 9

UNSCRIPTED NEW YORK IMPROVISED THEATRE FESTIVAL
Theatre 54, 244 W. 54th Street
WED MAY 29 - SUN JUN 2

WALDEN
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
WED MAY 29 - SAT JUN 15

WIGGERLOVER [WHITEBOY+BLACKDAD=GREYAREAS]
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
WED MAY 29 - SUN JUN 2

CATCH THE SPIDER
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
THU MAY 30 - TUE JUN 18

HAPPY
New Jersey Repertory Company (179 Broadway, Long Branch, NJ)
THU MAY 30 - SUN JUN 30

PETER/WENDY
the cell (338 W. 23rd St)
THU MAY 30 - SAT JUN 22

POTTED POTTER: THE UNAUTHORIZED HARRY EXPERIENCE – A PARODY BY DAN AND JEFF
Little Shubert Theatre (422 West 42nd Street)
THU MAY 30 - SUN SEP 1

THE SEAGULL
Central Park and Prospect Park
THU MAY 30 - SUN JUN 30

BIRTHRIGHT
Brooklyn LaunchPad, 721 Franklin Avenue (Brooklyn)
FRI MAY 31 - SUN JUN 2

EVOLUTIONARY TALES: A HIP-HOP THEATRE CYCLE
Players Theater, 115 MacDougal Street
FRI MAY 31 - SUN JUN 23

HAMLET / ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD
The Seeing Place @ ATA’s Sargent Theater, 314 West 54th Street, 4th Floor
FRI MAY 31 - SUN JUN 30

MONEY
Studio Theatre on Theatre Row (410 W 42nd Street)
FRI MAY 31 - SUN JUN 16

MRS. MAYFIELD'S FIFTH-GRADE CLASS OF '93 20-YEAR REUNION
An apartment in Astoria, Queens; exact location disclosed when you buy tickets
FRI MAY 31 - SUN JUN 16

THE EMPRESS DOWAGER
Theater for the New City, 155 First Avenue
FRI MAY 31 - SUN JUN 23

THE GIRL WHO FORGOT TO SING BADLY
New Victory Theater, 209 West 42nd Street
FRI MAY 31 - SUN JUN 9

THE PROCEDURE
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
FRI MAY 31 - THU JUN 20

THE UNAVOIDABLE DISAPPEARANCE OF TOM DURNIN
Laura Pels Theatre, 111 West 46th Street
FRI MAY 31 - SUN AUG 25

VULTURE-WALLY
Incubator Arts Project inside St. Mark’s Church, 131 East 10th Street
FRI MAY 31 - SUN JUN 9

9MM AMERICA
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
SAT JUN 1 - WED JUN 19

CORNELIUS
59e59 Theaters, 59 E 59th Street
SAT JUN 1 - SUN JUN 30

FAREWELL TO SANITY AND OTHER IRRATIONAL CONSTRUCTS
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
SAT JUN 1 - FRI JUN 21

INFECTIOUS
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
SAT JUN 1 - SAT JUN 15

MACBETH (THE TEMPEST LADIES)
Actor's Theatre Workshop, 145 W 28th St
SAT JUN 1 - SAT JUN 15

SHARON'S SHORTS
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
SAT JUN 1 - SAT JUN 15

TAURIS
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
SAT JUN 1 - THU JUN 13

THE BLONDE BOMBSHELL PROJECT
Alchemical Theatre Laboratory, 137 W. 14th Street
SAT JUN 1 - THU JUN 13

THE HENRIETTA
Metropolitan Playhouse, 220 E 4th Street
SAT JUN 1 - SUN JUN 30

W.W.O.W. RADIO MYSTERY HOUR
Actors' Guild Hall, Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration, a.k.a. "The Little Church Around the Corner" at 1 East 29th Street
SAT JUN 1 - SAT JUN 1

STRAIGHT FACED LIES
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
SUN JUN 2 - SAT JUN 22

THE HOLY COWS OF CREDENCE, SOUTH DAKOTA: A NEW MOO-SICAL
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
SUN JUN 2 - WED JUN 19

HOLD THESE TRUTHS
Culture Project (45 Bleecker Street, NYC)
TUE JUN 4 - TUE JUN 11

THE BOAT FACTORY
59e59 Theaters, 59 E 59th Street
TUE JUN 4 - SUN JUN 30

THE BROMANCE OF THE EXES
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
TUE JUN 4 - SAT JUN 22

UNBIRTH
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
TUE JUN 4 - MON JUN 10

4
Inwood Academy, 108 Cooper Street
WED JUN 5 - SUN JUN 16

DANGERSPARKLE AND THE LION
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
WED JUN 5 - SAT JUN 22

KING LEAR
Inwood Hall Park Peninsula
WED JUN 5 - SAT JUN 22

LESBIAN LOVE OCTAGO
Kraine Theatre, 85 East 4th Street
WED JUN 5 - SAT JUN 29

NAKED DARROW
Drilling Company Theatre, 236 West 78th Street, 3rd floor
WED JUN 5 - SUN JUN 30

RANTOUL AND DIE
Cherry Lane Theatre, 38 Commerce Street
WED JUN 5 - SAT JUL 20

SOMETHING SUDDEN 5WEPT 0V3R ME
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
WED JUN 5 - SUN JUN 16

THE SILVER CORD
Theatre at St. Clement’s, 423 West 46th Street
WED JUN 5 - SUN JUL 14

YOU ARE DEAD. YOU ARE HERE.
HERE, 145 Sixth Avenue
WED JUN 5 - SAT JUN 22

A LITTLE MORE THAN YOU WANTED TO SPEND
Drilling Company Theatre, 236 West 78th Street, 3rd floor
THU JUN 6 - SUN JUN 30

HELPING PEOPLE
IRT, 154 Christopher Street, 3rd floor
THU JUN 6 - SUN JUN 9

KOOSIL-JA/DANCEKUMIKO
DANY Studios, 305 West 38th Street
THU JUN 6 - SAT JUN 8

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING - RANDOM ACCESS THEATRE COMPANY
Various locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn
THU JUN 6 - SUN JUN 30

OCCUPATION
TBG Theatre, 312 West 36th Street, 3rd Floor
THU JUN 6 - SUN JUN 23

THE CHERRY ORCHARD
Arclight Theatre,152 West 71st Street
THU JUN 6 - SUN JUN 23

THE CURIOUS CASE OF PHINEAS GAGE
The Tank, 151 West 46th Street
THU JUN 6 - SUN JUN 23

THE GOLDEN YEAR
WorkShop Theater, 312 West 36th Street
THU JUN 6 - SAT JUN 29

THE LOVES OF MR. LINCOLN
June Havoc Theatre, 312 W. 36th Street
THU JUN 6 - SUN JUN 16

3X3, OR 9 AFTER 9
Access Theater, 380 Broadway
FRI JUN 7 - SUN JUN 16

BRILLIANT TRACES
The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios, 244 West 54th Street, 12th Floor
FRI JUN 7 - SUN JUN 23

FIRE. WATER. NIGHT,
Ellen Stewart Theatre, 66 East Fourth Street
FRI JUN 7 - SUN JUN 16

HIT AND MATCH
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
FRI JUN 7 - SAT JUN 22

MANNA-HATA
James A. Farley Post Office (425 Eighth Avenue)
FRI JUN 7 - SUN JUN 23

PHOEBE IN WINTER
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
FRI JUN 7 - SUN JUN 16

DANTE’S INFERNO
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
SAT JUN 8 - THU JUN 27

ELE↓↑TOR
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
SAT JUN 8 - WED JUN 26

GHOST ON A STICK
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
SAT JUN 8 - SAT JUN 22

LIGHTHOUSE TRIPTYCH
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
SAT JUN 8 - WED JUN 26

THE LIVING ROOM
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
SAT JUN 8 - SAT JUN 22

THE THEORETICAL PHYSICS OF PROCRASTINATION
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
SAT JUN 8 - FRI JUN 21

THE BECKETT CYCLE
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
SUN JUN 9 - SAT JUN 29

IN SCENA! ITALIAN THEATER FESTIVAL NY
Various venues in New York City
MON JUN 10 - THU JUN 20

OPEN: THE FESTIVAL OF NEW JEWISH THEATER AT THE 14TH STREET Y
Theater at 14th Street Y, 344 East 14th Street
MON JUN 10 - SUN JUN 30

THE GREATEST PIRATE STORY (N)EVER TOLD!
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
MON JUN 10 - THU JUN 20

THE TWO-CHARACTER PLAY
New World Stages, 340 West 50th St
MON JUN 10 - SUN SEP 1

ARTAUD…MON MÔMO
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
TUE JUN 11 - FRI JUN 21

VELVET ROPE
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
WED JUN 12 - SAT JUN 22

BIRDS ON A WIRE
Sanctuary
 Arts 
Initiative 
at 
the 
Metro
 Baptist 
Church, 
410 
W. 
40th 
St.
THU JUN 13 - SUN JUN 30

BOOTSTRAPS
Under St. Marks Theater (94 Saint Marks Place)
THU JUN 13 - SAT JUN 22

FALSE SOLUTION
La MaMa First Floor Theatre,74A East 4th Street
THU JUN 13 - SUN JUN 30

LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST
The Gym at Judson, 243 Thompson Street
THU JUN 13 - SAT JUN 29

MISS NOWHERE DINER
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
THU JUN 13 - SUN JUN 23

THE BANANA MONOLOGUES
Acorn Theatre, 410 West 42nd Street
THU JUN 13 - FRI AUG 30

THE PENALTY
Dixon Place (161-A Chrystie Street, Manhattan)
THU JUN 13 - SAT JUN 29

THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE TRAGIC LIFE AND TRIUMPHANT DEATH OF JUILA PASTRANA, THE UGLIEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
THU JUN 13 - SAT JUN 29

BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS
4th Street Theatre, 83 East 4th Street
FRI JUN 14 - SAT JUN 29

COMMOTION COLLAGE
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
FRI JUN 14 - FRI JUN 28

FRANKENSTEIN UPSTAIRS
The Secret Theatre, 4402 23rd St, Long Island City (Queens)
FRI JUN 14 - SUN JUN 30

SUBJECT 62
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
FRI JUN 14 - SUN JUN 16

I AM SITTING IN A ROOM
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
SAT JUN 15 - FRI JUN 28

KAMIKAZE
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
SAT JUN 15 - SAT JUN 22

MARINA / MATA HARI
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
SAT JUN 15 - SAT JUN 22

WHAT DO YOU MEAN
Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
SAT JUN 15 - SUN JUN 23