MTWorks Presents FLASHBACKS At June Havoc Theater On August 7th

MAIEUTIC THEATRE WORKS (MTWorks) will present a retrospective evening encompassing scenes from all ten plays produced by the company in the last five years, directed by MTWorks? Artistic Director, David Stallings. FLASHBACKS takes place one night only at the June Havoc Theater (312 W 36th St, 1st Floor) on Sunday, August 7th at 7 p.m..

MTWorks company members will perform scenes from all ten plays produced by the company in their five year of producing plays from other regions to New York City, from Folie A Deux: Insanity in Pairs (2006) to The Family Shakespeare (2011).

FOLIE A DEUX: INSANITY IN PAIRS (2006)
Written by David Stallings
Directed by Cristina Alicea

ARPEGGIO (2007)
Written by David Stallings
Directed by Cristina Alicea

PROVIDENCE (2008)
Written by Cody Daigle
Directed by Ian Crawford

ANAIS NIN GOES TO HELL (2008)
Written by David Stallings
Directed by Cristina Alicea

THE OATH (2009)
Written by Jacqueline Goldfinger
Directed by Cristina Alicea

LOOK AFTER YOU (2009)
Written by Louise Flory
Directed by David Stallings

BARRIER ISLAND (2010)
Written by David Stallings
Directed by Cristina Alicea

GOOD LONELY PEOPLE (2010)
Written by Carol Carpenter
Directed by Diánna Martin

A HOME ACROSS THE OCEAN (2010)
Written by Cody Daigle
Directed by Dev Bondarin

THE FAMILY SHAKESPEARE (2011)
Written by David Stallings
Directed by Antonio Minino

MTWorks will be be announcing their fast approaching Sixth Season.

Tickets are $20 and are now available online at www.ovationtix.com/trs/cal/30765 or by calling 866-811-4111. Tickets may also be purchased in-person at the June Havoc Theater Box Office, 30 minutes before showtime.

Running Time: 2 hours

Website: http://www.MTWorks.org

MAIEUTIC THEATRE WORKS (MTWorks) Is an award-winning not-for-profit theatre company based in NYC that premieres distinctive new plays, bringing Broadway caliber to Off-Off Broadway audiences since 2006. Now home to both emerging and established theater professionals, MTWorks' mission is to birth new plays inspired by playwrights and regions outside of New York.

Past productions include David Stallings? The Family Shakespeare at the June Havoc Theater, directed by Antonio Minino; The 2011 National NewBorn Festival hosted by The City College of New York; Underworld IV hosted by Tym Moss (TalkRadio's Artists Exposed) at The Triad NYC (Benefit); Cody Daigle?s A Home Across the Ocean at Theatre Row, directed by Cristina Alicea; Carol Carpenter?s Good Lonely People at The Robert Moss Theatre (Winner of 3 Planet Connections Theatre Awards; Best Supporting Actress, Best New Playwright, Activist Award), directed by Diánna Martin; David Stallings? Barrier Island (Center Stage), directed by Cristina Alicea; The 2010 National NewBorn Festival at Asya Geisberg Studio, various directors; Underworld: Duets, hosted by Tony nominee Willy Falk (Miss Saigon) at The Triad NYC (Benefit) ; 4 Variations of Mee at Manhattan Children?s Theatre, various directors; Louise Flory's Look After You at The SoHo Playhouse (FringeNYC 09), directed by David Stallings; Jacqueline Goldfinger's The Oath at The Arclight Theater, directed by Cristina Alicea; The 2009 National NewBorn Festival at The ArcLight Theater, various directors; Into the Underworld: A Broadway Understudy Tell All...With Music, hosted by Katie Adams & Julie Bieber (Wicked) at The Triad NYC (Benefit); David Stallings' Anaïs Nin Goes to Hell at The Connelly Theater, directed by Cristina Alicea (FringeNYC 08); Cody Daigle's Providence at The Rock Theatre, directed by Ian Crawford; Underworld: A Night With Broadway's Understudies, hosted by Law Tarello (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee) at The D-Lounge (Benefit); The 2008 National NewBorn Festival at The Payan Theatre, various directors; David Stallings's Arpeggio at The 45th Street Theatre, directed by Cristina Alicea; The 2007 National NewBorn Festival at The Payan Theatre, various directors; and David Stallings? Folie a Deux: Insanity in Pairs at The Rock Theatre, directed by Cristina Alicea. www.mtworks.org