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Treacherous Love in the 1980’s My play “Graduation” is getting a NEW PRODUCTION in a special ONE-NIGHT ONLY performance of short plays at the Wild Project, TUESDAY, Dec. 10, 7:30 PM, 95 East Third St., NYC 10009, between Ave A & B. The play is about two young men in 1983 sorting out their future together after college. Their dream is threatened when one of them denies the love that will change their lives forever. The play is an exploration of a very different world 36 years ago. Rachael Langton will direct JJ Parkey as Aaron and Chase Naylor as Lucas. The special night is part of the International Human Rights Arts Festival.  Here is a video preview: https://vimeo.com/227654132 TO GET THERE: Take the F train to Second Avenue. A 24-hour parking garage is located on Essex (Ave. A) just south of Houston. TICKETS are $21:  https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pe.c/10466606

I am thrilled to announce the cast for my short comedy, “Blithe Séance,” which is part of the Third Annual Playwright’s Festival of short plays at the Little Victory Theatre on Staten Island. The main character Theo, played by Jason Michael Miller, has a séance with psychic-medium Jasper, played by Andrew Dorph, to help with a haunting. However, the ghost Rupert, played by Christopher James Raynor, takes over the séance and forever changes everyone’s lives. Rachael Langton, a wonderful new director, is guiding us to a great production. The theater is at 4089 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10314. Performances are: Nov. 8 at 8PM; Nov. 9 at 8PM and Nov. 10 at 2PM. Tickets are purchased via calling (718) 524-8467 or email at: littlevictory16@gmail.com Festival website: http://www.littlevictorytheatre.com/playwright-s-festival.html Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/littlevictorytheatre/ GOOGLE maps for directions: http://bit.ly/2JzIW1u