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The Gin Baby
In Residence at IRT Theater:
No longer able to self-medicate with alcohol and in a desperate search for escape, a young woman finds herself standing on the edge of the 1 subway platform. She faces the train as it roars into the station, and then faces the consequences as she commits herself to a psych ward in one last attempt to commit to herself.
PREVIEW:
Sunday, Jan 19,20,22 & 23 2014
PERFORMANCES:
OPENING Fri Jan 24 2014
Sat Jan 25- Sun Jan 26, 2014
Wed Jan 29 - Sun Feb 2, 2014
TIMES:
8:00pm
LENGTH OF SHOW: 85 minutes
PRICE
General: $18
At IRT: 154 Christopher st. NYC #3B (third floor)
For sold out performances of The Gin Baby, there will be a wait list started at the box office 30 minutes before curtain for that night's performance. Please come down and we'll absolutely do our best to get everyone in. Please be advised the theatre is small and seating is limited. Thank you
Written by Sarah Shaefer
Directed by Daniel Talbott
Cast List:
Shyko Amos, Charlotte Graham*, Maxwell Hamilton, Jenny Seastone Stern*, Lesley Shires*, Chris Stack*, Jelena Stupljanin*.
*Appears Courtesy of Actors' Equity Associtation.
Produced by Evan Caccioppoli for Kid Brooklyn and Addie Johnson-Talbott
Casting by Jack Doulin, CSA
Set Design by John McDermott
Costume Design by Tristan Raines
Lighting Design by Kia Rogers
Sound Design by Janie Bullard
Projections by Kaitlyn Pietras
Publicity by Lanie Zipoy
Production Sponsors: Jack Sharkey and Catherine Connor
Sarah Shaefer (playwright) Sarah's plays have been produced and/or developed by Kid Brooklyn Productions, Rising Phoenix Rep, Caps Lock Theatre, ESPA at Primary Stages, Fresh Produce'd, the Core Ensemble at the Barrow Group, HB Studios, New River Dramatists. The Gin Baby was developed through the generous support of Kid Brooklyn Productions, Mermaid Sand Productions, Caps Lock Theatre as well as Fresh Produced and The Glass Eye. She is currently working on a commission from Kid Brooklyn Productions, All's Well That Ends Happy, which will be produced later in 2014 and directed by Evan Caccioppoli. She has another commission from Rising Phoenix Rep to write a play for their Cino Nights series. She just finished working out West with the Kid Brooklyn and Rising Phoenix Rep gang on The Beach Plays, where she and four other playwrights were commissioned to write site-specifically for Ocean Beach in San Francisco.
Daniel Talbott (director) is an actor, director, playwright, producer, literary manager of Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, and is the artistic director of the Lucille Lortel and NYIT Award-winning Rising Phoenix Rep. Recent directing work includes Scarcity (Rattlestick), Mike and Seth (Encore), Slipping (Rattlestick), AZAK (Rattlestick/Encore), Lake Water (Neighborhood Productions), Eightythree Down (Hard Sparks), Much Ado About Nothing (Boomerang), Squealer (Lesser America), and The Umbrella Plays (the teacup company/FringeNYC Overall Excellence Award: Outstanding Play). His plays include Slipping (The Side Project, Rattlestick), Yosemite (Rattlestick), AZAK (Encore/Rattlestick), What Happened When (RPR/HERE), Someone Brought Me (Quince Productions), and Mike and Seth (Quince, Encore, upcoming at The Side Project). He is a graduate of Juilliard and of Solano College Theatre's ATP, and teaches at Primary Stages/ESPA.
Kid Brooklyn Productions (Producer) Kid Brooklyn Productions' mission is to create theatrical work that is unique, thought provoking, fearless, relevant, provocative, entertaining, raw, humorous, and honest. We want to create theatre that explores every aspect of the human experience light and dark, heartbreaking and joyful, beautiful and broken. We want to challenge ourselves as artists and break our boundaries in the stories we tell on stage. Past productions include the American Premiere of Unbroken by Alexandra Wood, the World Premiere of WILD by Crystal Skillman, The Little Dog Laughed by Douglas Carter Beane, and The Beach Plays: San Francisco (co-production with Rising Phoenix Rep). Upcoming projects included the World Premiere of All's Well That Ends Happy by Sarah Shaefer.www.kidbrooklynproductions.org
Artistic Director Evan F. Caccioppoli created Kid Brooklyn Productions with the hope of creating fearless and honest theatre that explores every aspect of the human experience. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York the name Kid Brooklyn comes from a love for where it all began and the joy of looking at things with a kid's eyes, always fresh and new. He is a director, producer, deviser, developer of new work, teacher, and sometimes actor. Evan is a very proud company member of Rising Phoenix Rep, where he luckily gets to work with his mentors Daniel and Addie Talbott. He is very excited to share Sarah's beautiful play with New York audiences!
Addie Johnson Talbott (Producer) most recently appeared in The Beach Plays (Rising Phoenix Rep/Kid Brooklyn), Follow by Crystal Skillman (Balancin' Productions), Three Sisters by Daniel Reitz and The Telling by Crystal Skillman (Rising Phoenix Rep), Slay the Dragon by Victor Lodato (O'Neill), and Late: A Cowboy Song by Sarah Ruhl (Clubbed Thumb). She is an artistic associate of Rising Phoenix Rep, with whom she has produced numerous plays Off-Broadway and in the Indie Theatre, most recently the Lucille Lortel Award-winning All the Rage by Martin Moran, as well as the ongoing Cino Nights series. Addie is an associate theater editor of The Brooklyn Rail, a member of the acting company for the MCC Theater Playwrights' Coalition, and has worked as a literary assistant at NYTW and a writing/research assistant to John Guare.
Mermaid Sand Productions (Producer) This is Mermaid Sand Productions' inaugural production. The company strives to support creativity, one play at a time. Sarah Shaefer is the artistic director.
"The Gin Baby is not recommend for children and no one under the age of 18 will admitted due to nudity, violence, and graphic sexual imagery."
Tucked away in the old Archive Building in Greenwich Village NYC, IRT is a grassroots theater development laboratory providing space, support and community for independent artists.
Kori Rushton, Artistic Director
www.irttheater.org
PLEASE NOTE: All sales final and there is no late seating at IRT Theater.
***IRT is a fully wheelchair-accessible facility.***
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LocationIRT Theater
154 Christopher Street #3B
New York, NY 10014
United States
Categories
| Dog Friendly: No |
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| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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