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August 2006

	La Femme Est Morte or Why I Should Not F%!# My Son Shalimar Productions Writer: Shoshona Currier with additional text by Georges Bataille and Seneca Director: Shoshona Currier Choreographer: Isis Masoudara Reichel
	What happens during wartime to those who are left behind? Sexual tension is high, servants lie wickedly to protect their masters, pills are popped, and there is a boxing match to the death. This highly physical theater piece maintains its intensity even when the company dances together to Pat Benatar songs or digresses into discussions of celebrity pop culture. American to the core, this play looks closely at war, violence, and the boredom we feel when confronted with ourselves.

August 12 (2:45), 16 (7:00), 18 (3:00), 25 (7:00), and 26 (5:00) at the Henry Street Experimental Theatre (466 Grand St. @ Pitt St.) Tickets ($15) and more information online at www.fringenyc.com or at the box office 15 min. before the show.

April 2006

Iron Curtain

A new musical comedy by Prospect Theater Company

Book by Susan DiLallo
Lyrics by Peter Mills
Music by Stephen Weiner
Directed by Cara Reichel

THERE'S NO COMMUNISM LIKE SHOW COMMUNISM!

An uproarious musical comedy set during Broadway's Golden Age of the 1950's! Follow the adventures of an unsuccessful composer / lyricist team as they are kidnapped by the KGB and taken to the USSR to ghost-write communist propaganda musicals. Will they choose fame or freedom? Don’t miss this latest project from Prospect’s resident writer Peter Mills, author of last season’s The Pursuit of Persephone, in collaboration with Kleban Award winner Susan DiLallo and 2005 Jonathan Larson Award Winner Stephen Weiner.

Featuring: Bethe B. Austin*, Larry Brustofski*, Maria Couch*, Amber Dow*, Jeff Edgerton*, Jessica Grové*, David S. Miller, Marcus Neville*, Dara Seitzman*, Doug Shapiro*, Robby Sharpe*, Rich Silverstein*, Gordon Stanley*, Brad York

( * = member of Actors' Equity Association )

April 8 thru April 30, 2006
at the West End Theatre (263 West 86th St. @ Broadway)
Buy tickets online at TheaterMania.com

January 2006

	Bag Fulla Money
	A new comic Farce by Scott Brooks Directed by Sam Viverito
	BAG FULLA MONEY is a new comic caper about everyone's fantasy, finding free money, and lots of it! A bag of stolen cash is left shamelessly unattended in the kitchen of a fancy four star hotel. Then, it's SNATCH meets NOISES OFF. A fast and furious four-letter-word farce that flies with machine gun dialogue that crackles with wit, grit and hysterics. Tells the tale of the chef, his girl and six others who try to outwit, out-con and outlast each other and make off with a million bucks.
	January 11 thru January 29, 2006 Mon., Wed. thru Sat. at 8PM, Sun. at 2PM The Clurman Theatre on Theatre Row at 410 West 42 Street, NY Tickets: $15.00 at www.ticketcentral.com or call 212-279-4200

October 2005

	Camille - BroadwayUSA! La Dame Aux Camelias
	Book by Julia Gregory Additional Scenes by Renato R. Biribin Jr. Lyrics by Julia Gregory Music by Julia Gregory
	This is the story of Camille, a French courtesan who learns the true meaning of love in her last months of life. Set in Paris in 1875, this piece translates beautifully into our genre of Musical Theatre. At its core it is a story of love and forgiveness, a message as powerful today as it was for audiences of its time. With the sweep of Les Miz and the passion of Romeo and Juliet, the star-crossed lovers (Camille and Armand) come together only to be split apart by the conventions of society.
	Starring Christiane Noll Special Guest Appearance By Andre Solomon Glover