TUESDAY
July 29, 2025 @ 6:15 PM
FRIDAY
August 1, 2025 @ 4:00 PM
SATURDAY
August 2, 2025 @ 9:00 PM
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Blurb
Follow the journey of a successful, but troubled, New York artist as she returns to her studio two years after a deeply traumatic event to reclaim her life and rebuild her career. A life-affirming story of the triumph of hope, determination and grit in the face of a world gone mad.
THIS SHOW IS 90 MINUTES LONG
Bio.
RM COHEN (Playwright) Book writer for the musical The Countess of Storyville (Amas Musical Theater 2011, 2014; Pasadena Playhouse lab 2015; University of Alabama 2016); Industry presentations of Cedar Street (New York 2015) and American Pastime (New York 2018). The Song that Killed the Snake (LA Philharmonic 2002). Also, screenplay for Hitler, Stalin & Walter O’Malley (2005).
Bio.
Alex Petrullo (Emma), is a singer, writer, performer, and producer of The Reckless Romantics. She performs and produces comedy-ish variety shows, concerts, and ROM COM IRL: a musical improv dating show. Alex debuted her one woman musical, Crave, at the Cherry Lane directed by Gretchen Cryer. Thanks Robin and David! Insta:@alex_petrullo.
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Trevor St. John-Gilbert (Ben), is a New York-based actor, most recently seen as Earl in Waitress at the John W. Engeman Theater. Theatrical highlights include Bright Star as Jimmy Ray opposite Mamie Parris, Footloose (Chuck, Ren U/S), and originated roles in new works like Ladyship (NYMF) and Martian Child (dir. Sammi Cannold). University of Michigan’s BFA Musical Theatre program.
Bio.
Shakur Tolliver (George) is an actor and playwright. Selected credits and collaborators – Signature Theater (Someone Spectacular – 2024), MCC (soft – 2023 Lucille Lortel Award Nominee), Shotgun Players (Passing Strange – 2023 Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award Nominee), Chisa Hutchinson, Donja R. Love, reg e. gaines. Insta: @ss_tolliver
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