Theatre Breaking Through Barriers - Some of Our Parts with a play by YB's Emily Chadick Weiss

Hi!

If you haven't yet, come check out my play "Good Dancer" in Theatre Breaking Through Barriers' festival of plays about disability called SOME OF OUR PARTS.

Featuring new plays by Bekah Brunstetter, Samuel D. Hunter, Neil LaBute, Kate Moira Ryan, Diana Son, Jeff Tabnick & Emily Chadick Weiss

JUNE 22-30, 2011 · 9 PERFORMANCES ONLY!

SOME OF OUR PARTS 7 TEN-MINUTE PLAYS ABOUT DISABILITY DIRECTORS Kimothy Cruse, Christina Roussos, Ike Schambelan, Nicholas Viselli COMPANY* Mary Theresa Archbold, Melanie Boland, Tiffan Borelli, Kimothy Cruse, Shannon DeVido, Stephen Drabicki, Brooke Elsinghorst, Alden Fulcomer, David Harrell, Anita Hollander, Kenneth Kimmins, John Little, J.M. McDonough, Gregg Mozgala, Melanie Nicholls-King, Pamela Sabaugh, Nicholas Viselli *appearing courtesy of Actor's Equity Association

Tues, Wed & Thurs at 7 · Fri at 8, Sat at 3 & 8, Sun at 3 Clurman Theatre 410 West 42nd Street · www.theatrerow.org All Tickets $19.25 $18 plus $1.25 restoration charge For more info call 212-239-6200, or visit www.telecharge.com

"SOME OF OUR PARTS contains some really excellent plays. The acting is flawless! This fascinating commentary on the state of disability in America proves exactly why Theater Breaking Through Barriers is as vital as it is! - David Gordon,nytheatre.com

"People with disabilities take center stage in SOME OF OUR PARTS. Well-acted. Provocative and Moving. - Dan Bacalzo, Theatremania.com

"An eye-opening experience! SOME OF OUR PARTS is fast, heartfelt and sometimes very funny. Each play is concise. performed with spunk, determination, resilience and humor. Excellent!" - Oscar Moore, Talkentertainment.com

"Emily Chadick Weiss' Good Dancer is nicely done, telling the tale of an African-American woman named Erica (Melanie Nicholls-King) who is getting ready to introduce her boyfriend Rich (Gregg Mozgala) to her parents for the first time. His being white is not the primary concern; she's more worried that she hasn't told her parents that Rich has cerebral palsy, and walks with a slight limp. The tone of the piece is wisely kept light, even as the situation exposes fissures in the couple's relationship." - Dan Bacalzo, Theatremania.com

Come check these plays out and let me know if you need assistance with the price of your ticket. Emilycweiss@gmail.com

Thanks! Have a terrific Tuesday.