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Previews of Current and Coming Attractions

Q&A INTERVIEWS WITH THE ARTISTS

SORT OF LIKE JULIE ... ONLY WORSE ...
Julie Hays, Playwright/Actor: "At sixteen, as a dancer in the New York City Ballet, I was always making the other ballerinas laugh backstage (and at times, on stage too!) When me and my teenage dancer friends would come out of the State Theater there would always be a bevy of older gentlemen who wanted to play out their ballerina fantasies. Their come-on line to me was, “You should be a writer or an actress.” and who knew, they got it right!"

YESTERDAY IRAN / TODAY IRAQ
L. S. Goldberg, Producer/Writer: "I knew I wanted to work in theater when I was seven years old and had to write a play for Sunday school. I chose the story of the Maccabees and the meaning behind Hanukkah. A snow storm hit the day of the play, and none of the cast showed up. I believed the play must go on, so I presented the play to a small but enthusiastic audience, and I read all 11 parts. I fell in love with theater that night when my determination to "go on with the show" no matter what, the love for creating and acting out the parts, and the audience's appreciation for my solo efforts gave me the impetus that remains with me to this day. "

THE PAST IS STILL AHEAD
Sophia Romma, Playwright: "I love the theatre of the absurd. I've been infected by the theatre bug ever since I read Ionesco's "The Lesson". I was never one that particularly cared for solving mathematical equations, and when I read a scene from "The Lesson" where the student protagonist responds to an equation, 2+2=4 but sometimes it equals 5, I was so very pleased to learn that there existed a playwright who took an absurdist eye to his ingenious plays. I am a child of La MaMa Experimental Theatre; I distort images, create phantasmagorical stage-plays which tackle the irony and absurdity of the bitter human condition. I find humanity portrayed in a slightly irregular way, in a mystical fantasy occult way, so mesmerizing to watch, as it unfolds in the holy shrine of the theatrical stage. "

FUNNY STORIES
James Judd, playwright, performer: "I own a vineyard and winery in California. It's a crazy disconnect to one night be telling a story in front an audience and the next day be on a remote mountain vineyard trying desperately not to step on any rattlesnakes. "

TWELFTH NIGHT (MILE SQUARE THEATRE)
Matthew Lawler, actor: "I was born in Cleveland, raised in and outside of Boston. I attended College of the Holy Cross, and got my MFA from American Conservatory Theater."

SLAIN IN THE SPIRIT
Lisa Milinazzo, Director, Playwright: "I am excited by material which teeters on the edge of comedy and tragedy. I like depicting extreme worlds. My vision is to create a cauldron of peculiar, lively and desperate personalities and circumstances that I want to bring to vibrant life. I often like characters that are dark and able to set in motion horrific consequences, but who also possess theatrical and comedic elements. People who are larger than life. Writers like Tracy Letts, Rebecca Lenkowitz, Alexandra Gersten, Lucy Gough, Eve Ensler seem to embody the nature and landscape that I love to work within. I want to create theater which blends penetrating, truthful moments with gorgeous lyrical theatricality. "

STETSON’D
Mark Stetson, co-writer, producer, actor: "When I was 3 I watched my older brothers and their best friend making SNL-type sketches with their video camera and first thought, "What's a video camera?" Then thought, "If people can have THAT much fun creating funny things, that's ALL I want to do.""

THAT POOR DREAM
Edward Bauer, Actor, co-creator: "I'm an avid gamer of all kinds: board games, video games, and (the crown jewel of high nerderie) tabletop roleplaying. The last of those is probably the most closely linked to my love of theater, as really it's just a form of cooperative improvisatory storytelling. That's definitely what keeps me coming back to the game as an adult, and I honestly think it's a great contributor to the limber sort of imagination that's required in devised theater. Plus, you know, the dragons, wizards, owlbears, &c. "

THE LINGUISTS
EJ Sepp, playwright, director: "I think actually murdering people on stage is probably crossing the line. I'm also not big on scat."

SAMARITANS, OR WHERE IS SYLVIA?
Wayne Paul Mattingly, Playwright/co-producer: "I mostly prefer to work in the "magic realism" genre. However, I strive to explore the individual, even secretive, mind as one attempts to function within the bounds of society, family & identity."

Q&A INTERVIEWS - NOW PLAYING

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (SNORKS AND PINS PRODUCTIONS): Nick Neglia

ARTAUD…MON MÔMO: Roi Escudero

BECOMING VINCENT: Megan Guinan

BELLA'S DREAM: Jessica Ammirati and Dana Boll

BIRDS ON A WIRE: Jordan Feltner

BOGOSITY: Simcha Borenstein

BOOTSTRAPS: Artem Yatsunov

BRILLIANT TRACES: Mary Catherine Wilson

BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS: Lila Rose Kaplan

CONFESSIONS OF A CUBAN SEX ADDICT: Mario Bosquez

DANGERSPARKLE AND THE LION: Harry Einhorn

DANTE’S INFERNO: Michael Feld

DIRTY GREAT LOVE STORY: Richard Marsh and Katie Bonna

ELE↓↑TOR: Patrice Miller

EVOLUTIONARY TALES: A HIP-HOP THEATRE CYCLE: Baba Brinkman

FAREWELL TO SANITY AND OTHER IRRATIONAL CONSTRUCTS: Tom Slot

FRIED CHICKEN AND LATKES: Rain Pryor

GEPPETTO: Carlo Adinolfi

GHOST ON A STICK: Jara Jones

HIT AND MATCH: Michael Hagins

IN SCENA! ITALIAN THEATER FESTIVAL NY: Laura Caparrotti

KAMIKAZE: Jeroen Bouwhuis

LIGHTHOUSE TRIPTYCH: Stephanie Lane

LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST: Sybille Bruun

MANNA-HATA: Barry Rowell

MARINA / MATA HARI: Ivette Dumeng

MISS NOWHERE DINER: Akadēmeia Theatre (Kathleen Potts and Lydia Fort)

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING - RANDOM ACCESS THEATRE COMPANY: Jessica Ko

NAKED DARROW: Gary Anderson

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

OCCUPATION: Joe Jung

OLD SOUND ROOM LEAR: Adina Verson

ONE NIGHT WITH FANNY BRICE: Chip Deffaa

PETER/WENDY: Jeremy Bloom

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

REQUIEM FOR BLACK MARIE: Sara Farrington

RUDY ON DRUMS: Hannah Benitez

SPONTANEOUS SHAKESPEARE PLAYERS: Mary Riley

STRAIGHT FACED LIES: Mark Jason Williams

TEST-DO YOU REALLY WANT TO KNOW? ARE YOU POSITIVE?: William LoCasto

THE BOAT FACTORY: Dan Gordon

THE BROMANCE OF THE EXES: Mim Granahan

THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) : Susane Lee

THE FALLEN: Yasmine Beverly Rana

THE GOLDEN YEAR: Daniel Damiano

THE GREATEST PIRATE STORY (N)EVER TOLD!: Christopher Leidenfrost

THE HAUNTING OF ST. MARKS PLACE: Dan Bianchi

THE HENRIETTA: Blaine Smith

THE HOLY COWS OF CREDENCE, SOUTH DAKOTA: A NEW MOO-SICAL: The Holy Cows Team

THE LIVING ROOM: Brian LaPerche

THE LOMBARDI CASE 1975: Carlo D'Amore

THE OLD IN AND OUT: Karen Hildebrand

THE PENALTY: Gregg Mozgala

THE PROCEDURE: Marcus Yi

THE SILVER CORD: Victoria Mack

THE SPOON RIVER PROJECT: Tom Andolora

THE SWEET DREAMS OF LIZZIE TILLEY : Melina Chadbourne

THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE TRAGIC LIFE AND TRIUMPHANT DEATH OF JUILA PASTRANA, THE UGLIEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD: Gyda Arber

THE YEAR OF DEAD CATS: Erica Herd

THEN SHE FELL: Jennine Willett

THEN SHE FELL: Elizabeth Carena

THEN SHE FELL: Rebekah Morin

TWELFTH NIGHT (MANHATTAN SHAKESPEARE PROJECT): Sarah Eismann

VELVET BANANA CABARET: The Evil Hate Monkey

VELVET ROPE: Celestine Rae

WHAT DO YOU MEAN: Bruce A! Kraemer

YOU ARE DEAD. YOU ARE HERE.: Christine Evans

Q&A INTERVIEWS - UPCOMING SHOWS

4CHAMBERS: Jody Oberfelder (begins Jul 6, 2013)

ALCESTIS ASCENDING: Seth Panitch (begins Jul 9, 2013)

ALLIGATOR SUMMER: Dylan Lamb (begins Jun 20, 2013)

BE THE DEATH OF ME: Nina Hellman (begins Jun 28, 2013)

CRAZYTOWN: MY FIRST PSYCHOPATH: Jude TrederWolff (begins Jul 17, 2013)

EL GRINGUITO: Eric-Dominique Perez (begins Jun 21, 2013)

ENTER SINGING – THE MUSICAL: Linda Evans (LG Evans) (begins Jul 27, 2013)

FUNNY STORIES: James Judd (begins Aug 2, 2013)

HELP YOURSELF: Lauren Hunter (begins Jul 17, 2013)

I HOPE THEY SERVE BEER ON BROADWAY BY TUCKER MAX : Abe Goldfarb (begins Jul 5, 2013)

JULIUS CAESAR (SHAKESPEARE IN CARROLL PARK): Joby Earle (begins Jun 28, 2013)

LÁGRIMAS NEGRAS: TRIBULACIONES DE UNA NEGRITA ACOMPLEJÁ : Eva Cristina Vasquez (begins Jun 20, 2013)

LAMENESS OF A HORSE: Joe White (begins Jun 22, 2013)

MAKING A MARK: Jimmy Dalton (begins Jun 29, 2013)

MARGARITA AND MAX: Manuel Igrejas (begins Jul 23, 2013)

NAT KING COLE: THE VANGUARD OF AVANT GARDE: Verlon Brown (begins Jul 8, 2013)

OTHELLO: Chinaza Uche (begins Jun 20, 2013)

PYGMALION: Lauren E. Young (begins Jul 12, 2013)

REALITY.....15 MINUTES TIL THE END OF THE WORLD: Felix Hiciano (begins Jun 20, 2013)

RICHARD III: Philip Emeott (begins Jun 22, 2013)

ROGERANDTOM: Nicholas A. Cotz (begins Jul 6, 2013)

SAMARITANS, OR WHERE IS SYLVIA?: Wayne Paul Mattingly (begins Jul 15, 2013)

SIX WINDOWS PRESENTS A HERO OF OUR TIME: Will Dagger (begins Jul 17, 2013)

SLAIN IN THE SPIRIT: Lisa Milinazzo (begins Jul 16, 2013)

SON OF A HUTCH: Joe Hutcheson (begins Jul 16, 2013)

SORT OF LIKE JULIE ... ONLY WORSE ...: Julie Hays (begins Jul 23, 2013)

STETSON’D: Mark Stetson (begins Jul 17, 2013)

STREET THEATER: Mark Finley (begins Jun 20, 2013)

THAT POOR DREAM: Edward Bauer (begins Jun 26, 2013)

THE ACTUAL DANCE: Samuel A Simon (begins Jul 21, 2013)

THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERBUNNY: Michael MacKenzie Wills (begins Jul 19, 2013)

THE ATOMIC VIEW MOTEL: Sandy Oppedisano (begins Jun 27, 2013)

THE BALLAD OF CHARLIE AND CATE: Ed Malone. (begins Jun 24, 2013)

THE CASTLE: Brent Langdon (begins Jul 4, 2013)

THE DARE PROJECT: Wendy Bagger (begins Jun 26, 2013)

THE LINGUISTS: EJ Sepp (begins Jul 15, 2013)

THE LOVE SONG OF SIDNEY J. STEIN: Jim Pillmeier (begins Jul 12, 2013)

THE ORPHEUS VARIATIONS: Adam J. Thompson (begins Jun 27, 2013)

THE PAST IS STILL AHEAD: Sophia Romma (begins Jul 23, 2013)

THE PRIDE SHOW: Cecil Baldwin (begins Jun 28, 2013)

THE UGLY DUCKLING: Charlotte Ghigliazza (begins Jul 12, 2013)

THIS IS A PLAY ABOUT BEING GAY: Teddy Nicholas (begins Jul 16, 2013)

THIS IS WHY I WHISPER: Sibyl Renaye (begins Jun 29, 2013)

TOO LATE: Dondrie Burnham (begins Jul 16, 2013)

TWELFTH NIGHT: Jessie Fahay (begins Jun 20, 2013)

TWELFTH NIGHT (MILE SQUARE THEATRE): Matthew Lawler (begins Jun 28, 2013)

UNCORSETED: Brooke M. Haney (begins Jun 23, 2013)

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

YESTERDAY IRAN / TODAY IRAQ: L. S. Goldberg (begins Jul 24, 2013)

UPCOMING SHOWS

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BECOMING VINCENT
Harry Warren Theatre, 2445 Bath Avenue, Brooklyn
WED JUN 19 - SUN JUN 30

RUDY ON DRUMS
Manhattan Repetory Theatre, 303 West 42nd Street
WED JUN 19 - SAT JUN 29

THE FALLEN
Gloria Maddox Theatre,151 West 26th Street, 7th Floor
WED JUN 19 - SUN JUL 28

ALLIGATOR SUMMER
Dorothy Strelsin Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
THU JUN 20 - SUN JUL 7

ELSINORE COUNTY
Lion Theatre, 410 West 42nd Street
THU JUN 20 - WED JUL 3

FONT OF KNOWLEDGE
Art House Productions Theaterspace, 1 McWilliams Place, Jersey City, NJ
THU JUN 20 - SAT JUN 29

FRICTION
Producers Club Theatre, 358 West 44th Street
THU JUN 20 - SUN JUN 30

LA BREA
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
THU JUN 20 - SAT JUN 29

LÁGRIMAS NEGRAS: TRIBULACIONES DE UNA NEGRITA ACOMPLEJÁ
Pregones Theater: 571-575 Walton Avenue, Bronx
THU JUN 20 - SUN JUN 30

LILY AND KOSMO LIVE
Connelly Theatre, 220 E 4th St.
THU JUN 20 - SUN JUN 30

OTHELLO
Access Theater, 380 Broadway
THU JUN 20 - SUN JUN 30

REALITY.....15 MINUTES TIL THE END OF THE WORLD
Manhattan Repetory Theatre, 303 West 42nd Street
THU JUN 20 - SUN JUN 30

STREET THEATER
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center, 208 West 13th Street
THU JUN 20 - THU JUN 20

TANGERINE EP
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
THU JUN 20 - SUN JUN 23

TWELFTH NIGHT
Access Theater, 380 Broadway
THU JUN 20 - SUN JUN 30

EL GRINGUITO
William V. Musto Cultural Center, 420-15th Street, Union City, NJ
FRI JUN 21 - FRI JUN 21

LITTLE BIGGER
BAX/Brooklyn Arts Exchange, 421 5th Avenue, Brooklyn
FRI JUN 21 - SAT JUN 22

MY BROTHER GEORGE
St. Johns Parish Hall, 461 99th Street, Brooklyn
FRI JUN 21 - SUN JUN 23

EURYDICE
Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St.
SAT JUN 22 - SUN JUN 23

LAMENESS OF A HORSE
The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
SAT JUN 22 - SAT JUN 29

LAST OF THE KNOTTS
Soho Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street
SAT JUN 22 - SAT JUN 22

RICHARD III
Central Park
SAT JUN 22 - SUN JUL 14

STREET SCENE
5th Street between 8th Avenue and Prospect Park, in Park Slope, Brooklyn
SAT JUN 22 - SAT JUN 22

UNCORSETED
Waltz Astoria, 23-14 Ditmars Boulevard, Astoria (Queens)
SUN JUN 23 - SUN JUN 30

THE BALLAD OF CHARLIE AND CATE
Irish Repertory Theatre,132 West 22nd Street
MON JUN 24 - MON JUN 24

BEHAVING BADLY
Roy Arias Stage II, 300 West 43rd Street, 4th Floor
WED JUN 26 - SUN JUN 30

FRIEND WANTED
Producers Club Theatre, 358 West 44th Street
WED JUN 26 - SUN JUN 30

THAT POOR DREAM
New Ohio Theatre, 154 Christopher Street
WED JUN 26 - SAT JUN 29

THE DARE PROJECT
Chain Theatre, 21-28 45th Road, Long Island City
WED JUN 26 - WED JUN 26

TINYRHINO: SUMMER VACATION EDITION
Littlefield (622 Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th, Brooklyn)
WED JUN 26 - WED JUN 26

WAITING... A SONG CYCLE
Cherry Lane Theatre, 38 Commerce Street
WED JUN 26 - SAT JUN 29

5 LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE
www.SnappleTheater.com
THU JUN 27 - SAT JUN 29

AN EVENING WITH GREGOR OF BERLIN
Under St. Marks Theater (94 Saint Marks Place)
THU JUN 27 - MON JUL 1

ETHEL SINGS!
Walkerspace, 46 Walker Street
THU JUN 27 - SUN JUL 21

SEXY AND SASSY AND BOLD AND BRASSY
Under St. Marks Theater (94 Saint Marks Place)
THU JUN 27 - SUN JUN 30

THE ATOMIC VIEW MOTEL
Producers Club Theatre, 358 West 44th Street
THU JUN 27 - SUN JUN 30

THE ORPHEUS VARIATIONS
HERE, 145 Sixth Avenue
THU JUN 27 - SUN JUN 30

THE ULTIMATE STIMULUS
Under St. Marks Theater (94 Saint Marks Place)
THU JUN 27 - SUN JUN 30

WHITE NOISE
Theater for the New City, 155 First Avenue
THU JUN 27 - SUN JUL 14

BE THE DEATH OF ME
Irondale Center, 85 South Oxford Street in Brooklyn
FRI JUN 28 - SAT JUN 29

JULIUS CAESAR (SHAKESPEARE IN CARROLL PARK)
Robert Acito Park House in Carroll Park, Brooklyn
FRI JUN 28 - SUN JUL 14

THE PRIDE SHOW
Kraine Theatre, 85 East 4th Street
FRI JUN 28 - SAT JUN 29

TWELFTH NIGHT (MILE SQUARE THEATRE)
Frank Sinatra Park, 4th Street and Sinatra Park Drive, Hoboken NJ
FRI JUN 28 - SUN JUL 14

MAKING A MARK
June Havoc Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
SAT JUN 29 - SUN JUN 30

REVOLT! DEATH AND TAXES! SAM ADAMS AND THE BOSTON REVOLUTION
Under St. Marks Theater (94 Saint Marks Place)
SAT JUN 29 - WED JUL 3

THIS IS WHY I WHISPER
Leonard Nimoy Thalia at Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway at 95th St.,
SAT JUN 29 - SAT JUN 29

HARD TRAVELIN’ WITH WOODY
Under St. Marks Theater (94 Saint Marks Place)
MON JUL 1 - WED JUL 3

MY MACHINE IS POWERED BY CLOCKS
New Ohio Theatre, 154 Christopher Street
WED JUL 3 - SAT JUL 6

SERIOUS MONEY
Atlantic Stage 2, 330 West 16th Street
WED JUL 3 - SAT AUG 3

THE CASTLE
Atlantic Stage 2, 330 West 16th Street
THU JUL 4 - SUN AUG 4

#CORIOLANUS
Under St. Marks Theater (94 Saint Marks Place)
FRI JUL 5 - SAT JUL 20

I HOPE THEY SERVE BEER ON BROADWAY BY TUCKER MAX
777 Theatre at 47th and 8th Ave
FRI JUL 5 - SAT AUG 31

4CHAMBERS
Officers House 15 on Governors Island
SAT JUL 6 - SUN JUL 21

BRECHT IN THE PARK
Great Hill in Central Park
SAT JUL 6 - SUN JUL 28

ROGERANDTOM
HERE, 145 Sixth Avenue
SAT JUL 6 - SAT AUG 24

NAT KING COLE: THE VANGUARD OF AVANT GARDE
American Theatre of Actors, 314 West 54th Street
MON JUL 8 - SUN JUL 14

SEXTORTION
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
MON JUL 8 - SUN JUL 14

ALCESTIS ASCENDING
Clurman Theatre, 410 West 42nd Street
TUE JUL 9 - SUN JUL 21

BILL W. AND DR. BOB
Soho Playhouse, 15 Vandam Street
TUE JUL 9 - SUN JAN 5

FIRST DATE
Longacre Theatre, 220 West 48th Street
TUE JUL 9 - SUN JAN 5

THE FILE ON J. EDGAR HOOVER
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
TUE JUL 9 - THU JUL 11

THE VAUDEVILLIANS
Laurie Beechman Theatre at the West Bank Café, 407 West 42nd Street
TUE JUL 9 - FRI JUL 26

AFTER THE CHAIRS
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
WED JUL 10 - SUN JUL 14

UNTITLED BIOPIC PROJECT
New Ohio Theatre, 154 Christopher Street
WED JUL 10 - SAT JUL 13

29X/Y
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
THU JUL 11 - SAT JUL 13

CYMBELINE
Municipal Parking Lot at the corner of Ludlow and Broome Streets
THU JUL 11 - SAT JUL 27

GUERRA: A CLOWN PLAY
The Tank @ 46th Street
151 w. 46th St.
THU JUL 11 - SAT JUL 20

TALKING HEADS
The Secret Theatre, 4402 23rd St, Long Island City (Queens)
THU JUL 11 - SAT JUL 27

PYGMALION
133rd Street Arts Center, 308 West 133rd Street, Harlem
FRI JUL 12 - SUN JUL 14

THE LOUDEST SHOW ON EARTH
Dixon Place (161-A Chrystie Street, Manhattan)
FRI JUL 12 - SAT JUL 27

THE LOVE SONG OF SIDNEY J. STEIN
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
FRI JUL 12 - SUN JUL 14

THE UGLY DUCKLING
Metropolitan Playhouse, 220 E 4th Street
FRI JUL 12 - SUN JUL 14

DELICATE PERCEPTION
June Havoc Theatre, 312 W. 36th Street
MON JUL 15 - SUN JUL 21

I FORGIVE YOU, RONALD REAGAN
Beckett Theatre, 410 West 42nd Street
MON JUL 15 - SUN AUG 25

MISS MAGNOLIA BEAUMONT GOES TO PROVINCETOWN
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
MON JUL 15 - MON JUL 15

MOTEL RASDELL: A NEW MUSICAL
June Havoc Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
MON JUL 15 - MON JUL 29

SAMARITANS, OR WHERE IS SYLVIA?
WorkShop Theater Company’s Mainstage (312 West 36th Street, 4th Floor)
MON JUL 15 - SAT AUG 3

STORYVILLE
The York Theatre Company at Saint Peter’s (Entrance on East 54th Street, just east of Lexington Avenue)
MON JUL 15 - SAT AUG 17

THE LINGUISTS
WorkShop Theater Company's Jewel Box Theater, 312 West 36th Street, 4th Floor
MON JUL 15 - SUN JUL 21

THE SHALLOT
Dorothy Strelsin Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
MON JUL 15 - WED JUL 24

THE SUITCASE
WorkShop Theater Company's Jewel Box Theater, 312 West 36th Street, 4th Floor
MON JUL 15 - SUN JUL 21

TRAPPED
June Havoc Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
MON JUL 15 - SUN JUL 21

A SERIOUS PERSON AND THEN SOME
WorkShop Theater Company's Jewel Box Theater, 312 West 36th Street, 4th Floor
TUE JUL 16 - SUN JUL 28

COLOR OF LIFE
Dorothy Strelsin Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
TUE JUL 16 - SUN JUL 21

HOW TO MAKE A ROBOT
WorkShop Theater Company’s Mainstage (312 West 36th Street, 4th Floor)
TUE JUL 16 - SAT AUG 3

LOVE STINKS
Dorothy Strelsin Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
TUE JUL 16 - SAT JUL 20

LOVE, GENIUS, AND A WALK
June Havoc Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
TUE JUL 16 - SAT AUG 3

SLAIN IN THE SPIRIT
WorkShop Theater Company’s Mainstage (312 West 36th Street, 4th Floor)
TUE JUL 16 - SAT AUG 3

SON OF A HUTCH
Stage Left Studio, 214 West 30th Street – 6th Floor
TUE JUL 16 - SUN JUL 28

SOUL ON FIRE – THE MUSICAL
June Havoc Theatre, 312 West 36th Street
TUE JUL 16 - SUN JUL 21

THE RECEPTION
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
TUE JUL 16 - SAT JUL 20

THIS IS A PLAY ABOUT BEING GAY
Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St.
TUE JUL 16 - SUN JUL 21

THREE TRUE STORIES
WorkShop Theater Company's Jewel Box Theater, 312 West 36th Street, 4th Floor
TUE JUL 16 - SAT JUL 20

TOO LATE
Poet's Den Theater, 309 E 108th Street
TUE JUL 16 - SAT JUL 20