When: Thursday evening, May 29th, 6 – 8 p.m.
Where: The Drama Book Shop, 250 West 40th St. (between 7th and 8th Aves.)
The Occasion: Publications of new plays by United Stages
Cost: Free |
Theatre Is Dead and So Are You Performances this Thursday, Friday and Saturday
You’re invited to an exclusive event sponsored by United Stages. Come meet and mingle with a diverse and important group of small-venue performance movers and shakers as they celebrate this year’s publication of new plays from the vanguard of today’s New York theater scene.
New York Times writer Steven McElroy will host the festivities, original casts will read excerpts and United Stages founders Jonathan Reuning and Ian Marshall will be on hand to meet you and share their vision of a thriving united small-venue theater industry. The festivities begin at 6:15 on Thursday, May 29th, at The Drama Book Shop. We hope to see you there!
About Kill Me Like You Mean It:
"...[A]stonishing authenticity...a stroke of genius...Playwright Kiran Rikhye, director Jon Stancato, and their collaborators dazzle with their range and versatility...sharp, smart parody...brilliantly plotted and generally hilarious."
-Martin Denton, NYtheatre.com
About Kinderspiel:
"[T]hink No Exit decked out in fishnets and Art Deco decay...The overall effect is haunting..."
- Raven Snook, Time Out NY (4 Stars)
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