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Tuesday, April 05, 2011

Blatantly copied and pasted from an email I just sent to my friends.

Hello, friends!

I don't know how it happened, but all of a sudden I'm doing a bunch of shows next week. "Next week??" you splutter, coffee streaming down your laptop screen and pooling in your crotch. "Next week," I aver, all business, wearing a tuxedo and drinking scotch from a spill-proof sippy cup.

On Monday the 11th, 3Graces Theater Co. is producing a reading of Great Eastern in the downstairs room at The Gin Mill, 442 Amsterdam (bt. 81st/82nd). $12 gets you a play and two drinks. And you can order food and eat and drink during the show. That's why I'm going. You should come too.

On Thurs the 14 through Sat the 16th, Horse Trade is presenting a bunch of short plays by members of The Public's Emerging Writers Group at The Kraine (85 East 4th Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery). My play, directed by David Chapman, is called HALO/TITANIC and it's making its American premiere after one shining performance at the Old Vic Theatre in London. They're allowed to spell theater with an "re" over there without it being pretentious.

More info on both events is below. See you next week!
-Anna




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UNDER CONSIDERATION

FEATURING WORKS BY

THE PUBLIC THEATER'S EMERGING WRITERS GROUP

APRIL 14-16 @ THE KRAINE THEATER

UNDER CONSIDERATION is a 90-minute event featuring new one-act plays by members of The Public Theater's Emerging Writers Group including 2008 playwrights Chris Cragin and Pia Wilson, 2009 playwright Bridget Kelso, and 2011 playwrights Sevan Greene, Sukari Jones, Aaron Levy, Anna Moench, Jerome Parker, and Stella Fawn Ragsdale.

The Emerging Writers Group seeks to target playwrights at the earliest stages in their careers. In so doing, The Public hopes to create an artistic home for a diverse and exceptionally talented group of up-and-coming playwrights.

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Sunday, July 11, 2010

Sinking Hearts: Episode One

You should go see the first episode of Sinking Hearts, a Gothic soap opera I wrote, as part of the HOT! Festival at Dixon Place tomorrow. One night only and Youngblood's own Patrick Link is ACTING in it!

Sinking Hearts is a gothic soap opera in the tradition of Dark Shadows, Twin Peaks and True Blood. Except that it incorporates drag, gay sailors and the work of Kafka, so… there’s that.

In Sinking Hearts a psychic Navy wife named Misty Nagel moves to a secluded submarine base in Washington State with her sailor husband and bitch daughter. There are lots of questions to be answered, and with the help of her alcoholic neighbor and new BFF, Crystal Firby, Misty intends to answer them. Questions like: Is Misty's husband, Chuck, a total fag? Will Misty's 12 year-old daughter Madison beat her to death with a brick? Where are all the neighbors disappearing to and what's with all these giant insects, anyway? Find out the answers to these questions and more on Sinking Hearts!

Directed by Meg Sturiano

Featuring Nicole Beerman*, Patrick Link, Katherine Scharhon*, Joshua Conkel, Anthony Johnston and DeVon Jackson.

9:00 PM-ish Monday, July 12th

$10 Advance tickets

$15 at the door

https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/748485

Dixon Place

161A Chrystie Street
New York, NY 10002

*Actors appear courtesy of Actor’s Equity. Equity approved showcase

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