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NOMINATED FOE 8 NEW YORK INNOVATIVE THEATRE AWARDS
INCLUDING OUTSTANDING ACTRESS IN A LEAD ROLE
WINNER OF OUTSTANDING DIRECTION & LIGHTING DESIGN

LAST YEAR'S AWARD-WINNING HIT RETURNS!

Your GPS Navigator. It tells you where to go. It tells you what to do. What if it could tell you more? Much more...

written by Eddie Antar

directed by Leslie Kinkaid Burby

starring
Kelly Anne Burns*, Joseph Franchini*,
Michael Gnat*, Nicole Taylor*

WHERE:
WorkShop Theater Company, 312 West 36th Street, 4th floor, NY, NY

WHEN: February 9 thru March 3, 2012

Tickets/Trailer/Info

Light Design: Duane Pagano. Set Design: Jen Varbalow,

Sound Design: Quentin Chiappetta/mediaNoise

Publicist: Emily Owens PR, Artistic Associate: Tracy Shar,
Associate Producer: Mike Smith Rivera, Photo by Ashleigh Ide

NYIT NOMINATED FOR
Outstanding Production, Full Length Script, Direction, Lead Actress,
Featured Actress, Set Design, Sound Design, Lighting Design

a reading of the new play...

WINGWOMAN
A Romantic Comedy

written by Ken Jaworowski

directed by Ahvi Spindell

featuring: Jed Dickson*, Joanie Schumacher*, Tracy Shar,
Mike Smith Rivera*, Kelly Anne Burns* and Laurie Schroeder*
*Denotes AEA member

Sunday 1/8/12 @6pm

Play runs about 75 minutes.
No Q&A afterward, and lots of free wine!

Free and Open to the Public

WorkSop Theater Company
312 West 36th St., 4th floor
NY, NY

NEW YEAR'S BRUNCHIN EVE!

All these Dicks are ready for New Year's. Are you?

Saturday December 31, 2011 - 1pm

five brand new short plays about the end of the old and the beginning of the new.

NEW YEAR'S BRUNCHIN EVE!

WHY I STILL SMOKE

by Dylan Dawson
directed by R.J. Tolan*
with Robert Askins*, Kelly Anne Burns, Curran Connor*
and Chris Harcum

BOYFRIEND SCARF

by Meghan Deans
directed by John Giampietro*
with Risa Sarachan and Katie Schorr

IT'S CHRISTMAS!
a new musical
by Eric March
directed by Tom Wojtunik
with Denny Bess*, Sheldon Best*, Lou Liberatore*, Jane Pfitsch*
and Scott Sowers*

AULD LANG SYNE
by Willie Orbison
directed by Colette Robert
with David Gelles*, Bobby Moreno*, Jared Maguire*
and Megan Tusing*

SCRABBLE
by Erica Saleh
directed by Linsay Firman*
with Dylan Dawson, Julie Fitzpatrick*, Mike Smith Rivera
and Nitya Vidyasagar*

* member of Ensemble Studio Theatre

Five brand new plays, plus a brunch buffet of pancakes, eggs, bacon, pastries and fruit! And our morally reprehensible, fiscally ludicrous OPEN BAR of mimosas and (young)bloody marys!

TICKETS JUST $18

ORDER TICKETS from OvationTix by clicking HERE.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31NEW YEAR'S EVE!
doors open at 12:30pm for buffet and bar - get there early, bacon goes fast.
show starts at 1pm

PARTY AFTERWARD! You're welcome to stay, sing, dance and drink cheap champagne with Youngblood all the way until 2012.

Ensemble Studio Theatre
549 W. 52nd Street
Between 10th/11th (closer to 11th)

NATIONAL READING EVENT OF "It Can't Happen Here"

Burning Clown Productions
joins theatres across the USA to read
IT CAN’T HAPPEN HERE
by Sinclair Lewis' and John C. Moffitt
celebrating the
75th anniversary
of the Federal Theatre Project
and it's historical production of
this powerful drama.

BCP presents
a free play reading event
on Sunday night, October 23rd @7pm
in the

Ellington Room
of
Manhattan Plaza,
400 West 43rd St. 2nd floor
(between 9th and 10th avenues)

Admission is free
reservations are required
to gain entrance to the building:
(212) 591-0358.

Featuring: Spencer Scott Barros, James Edward Becton, Tom Berdik, Evan Bernardin, Katie Braden, David Palmer Brown, Kelly Anne Burns, Lori Faiella, Charles E. Gerber, Ken Glickfeld, Richard Kent Green, Tim Scott Harris, Heather Massie, Jeff Paul, Gerianne Raphael, Tracy Shar, Mike Smith Rivera, Georgia Southern-Penn, Ben Sumrall, Fred Velde, Jon Weber, & Shaun Bennet Wilson

Readings in theaters, art centers and living rooms across the country will follow the spirit of the original production, which opened in 22 theaters in 18 US cities on October 27, 1936 and was seen by more than 316,000 people.

There will be readings in Chicago, Los Angeles, Hollywood, New York, Louisville, Cleveland, Syracuse, Kansas City, Reno, and many other cities

The play envisions a fictional America where a powerful senator becomes a dictator, abolishing labor unions, free speech, and a free press. His sinister allies, known only as “the Corpos,” recruit unemployed and dissatisfied young people and intimidate anyone who opposes their agenda.

The 2011 national reading project was initiated by Darryl Henriques, formerly of the San Francisco Mime Troupe, and is co-sponsored by the SFMT and Dell'Arte International. Henriques hopes to call attention to an important piece of American history and to alert today’s audiences to The Federal Theater Project, which employed theater workers, circus performers, cabaret and vaudeville acts a part of the WPA. Those who've seen Tim Robbins' 1999 movie "The Cradle Will Rock" were introduced to that incredible time when Uncle Sam became the greatest producer of plays in the United States and there was for a fleeting moment a National Theater administered by the brilliant and indefatigable Hallie Flanagan.

YOUNGBLOOD'S Asking for Trouble Festival 2011

EST/Youngblood
presents
our annual Speed-Theater Freakout!

Last week 25 Youngblood Playwrights drew a director, a cast and a song from a hat, and then had one week to write a script for that director and cast. Inspired by (and utilizing) that song. Rehearsing now are 95 actors & 25 directors who will bring you some of the freshest plays you'll see this year!

SERIES C (performs Thu 10/6 @ 7pm, Fri 10/7 @ 9pm, Sat 10/8 @ 9pm)

http://www.youtube.com/user/EnsembleStudioTheatr#p/u/2/5mp7ruFFdCM

Writers: Alex Borinsky, Meghan Deans, Darcy Fowler, Angela Hanks, Patrick Link, Kyoung H. Park & Erica Saleh. Directors: Pat Golden*, Andrew Grosso, Nick Leavens, Victor Maog, Mia Rovegno, Colleen Sullivan & Sarah Wansley. Actors: Stephanie Berry*, Eve Bianco+, Kelly Anne Burns+, Tommy Crawford, Aimee Cucchiaro+, Merissa Czyz, Cecilia DeWolf*+, Shannon Esper+, Helen Farmer,+ David Gelles*+,Graeme Gillis*, Kelli Lynn Harrison*, JJ Kandel*+, Shane Kearns, Natalie Kim, Ilene Kristen*+, Mordecai Lawner*+, Thomas Lyons*+, Maya MacDonald, Clare McNulty, Allyson Morgan+, William Peden+, Shawn Randall*+, Max Rosmarin+, Mike Smith-Rivera+, Teresa Stephenson+, Steven Stout, Caroline Strong, Ann Talman*+ & Brigitte Viellieu-Davis+

Ensemble Studio Theatre
549 West 52nd Street
New York, NY 10019

Amuse Bouche Festival

Mister and Missus Clown perform in AMUSE BOUCHE CLOWN FESTIVAL at The Brick Theater on September 21st at 8pm. (575 Metropolitan Ave)

Listed in Time Out New York as one of the 20 theater shows to see this fall!

Williamsburg’s puckish Brick Theater presents its biennial selection of outstanding clown-theater work: nine mainstage shows, three cabarets, clown films and classes, with performers from Australia, Canada, Mexico and all over America.

FIRST LOVE. EVER.

FIRST LOVE. EVER.
written by Eddie Antar

featuring *Kelly Anne Burns as Eve, *Charles E. Gerber as God, *Mike Smith Rivera as Lucifer, *Ben Sumrall as Adam

A re-telling of the Fall of Man… and the Birth of Love!

FIRST LOVE. EVER. (a Sunday @ Six Free Public Reading)
Sunday May 1st @ 6pm
The Workshop Theater Company
Jewel Box Theater
312 West 36th Street
Fourth Floor
New York, NY 10018