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The LIC One-Act Festival 2016
TICKETS
$18 in-advance
$20 at-door
The winning results are IN! Click HERE
PROGRAMS
GROUP A
~Strangers In The Night by Kara Cutruzzula (18 min): A woman has a life-altering phone call with the most unexpected source: a Time Warner Cable guy tasked with fixing her broken Internet connection.
~To Every Thing There is a Season by Bara Swain (10 min): There's a time to every purpose under heaven ... even at a funeral! ... in this hilarious two-hander comedy.
~Dirt Rich by Samuel Plotkin(15 min): A foursome of Octogenarian "lost generation" expatriates living on the French Riviera wake up one day to find that their entire world has become engulfed in a cage... yet nothing has really changed.
~Magic? by Yaakov Bressler (15 min): A clan of magicians get cited for misuse of wizardry and have been summoned to the council to perform a magic show for evaluation.
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GROUP B
~Slices by Jue Yang (9 min): Jerry and May are trying to avoid the pain of a death of a close one, but what is suppressed never stays suppressed. The emotions come back and erupt.
~Flat & Gently Sloping Toward The Bay by Brian O'Neill (12 min): Two brothers reserve a private ferry ride with their other brother's ashes in tow, in order to satisfy the deceased brother's wish that his remains be scattered off the shore off Fire Island.
~Black Star by Kendra Augustin (14 min): Black Star is the story of Ramona, the only black student in an all-girls' Catholic school, who is accused of practicing black magic by students and faculty.
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GROUP C
~Alzheimer's Diary by Steve Gold (30 min): A daughter struggles to have a coherent conversation with her afflicted mother.
~Sad Lonely People by Seth McNeill (10 min): Wade has resolved to make new friends this New Year, not that there was anything wrong with the old ones, but anyway. Harriet is having trouble navigating the obligatory New Year's kiss. A play about keeping on when nothing works out quite the way you want it to.
~Asylum Uncle by Kirby Wright (15 min): A niece recalls visiting her uncle in an asylum as a child and is married on the same day as his electroshock therapy.
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~New York Yoga by Matt Sanders (13 min): A self-styled guru teaches his hipster students the value of stress and an urban style of yoga.
SCHEDULE
GROUP A
11/2/2016 7:30PM
11/5/2016 2:00PM
11/6/2016 8:00PM
11/11/2016 7:30PM
11/13/2016 2:00PM
GROUP B
11/3/2016 7:30PM
11/5/2016 5:00PM
11/6/2016 2:00PM
11/9/2016 7:30PM
11/12/2016 8:00PM
GROUP C
11/4/2016 7:30PM
11/5/2016 8:00PM
11/6/2016 5:00PM
11/10/2016 7:30PM
11/12/2016 5:00PM
FINALS
Sunday 11/13/2016 8:00PM
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The LIC One-Act Festival is a competition style one-act play festival held at The Secret Theatre: Plays are voted on by the audience, 8 of which progress into the Finals on November 13th @ 5pm, and the winner is ultimately chosen by a panel of judges and the audience. Prizes will be offered in the following categories:
Best Play ($100)
Best Director ($100)
Best Actor ($50)
Best Actress ($50)
In addition to cash prizes, those plays in the final round will be offered a chance to be non-exclusively published in The Secret Theatre's Anthology of Short Plays.
Plays advance to the final rounds through secret audience votes. Final voting will be done by a panel of judges. Winners will be announced and awarded on the last night of the festival during the closing night party hosted by The Secret Theatre.
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AdresseThe Secret Theatre (Afficher)
44-02 23rd Street
Long Island City, NY 11101
United States
Catégories
| Âge minimum : 13 |
| Enfants bienvenus : Oui |
| Chiens bienvenus : Non |
| Non-fumeur : Oui |
| Accessible aux fauteuils roulants : Oui |
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