UglyRhino Productions will present our second ever TinyRhino: Musicals Edition on Tuesday, November 19th at 8 p.m. Come join us for six brand new musicals, and plays with music, by up and coming playwrights and directors.
TinyRhino is: The Theatrical Drinking Game. It is also UglyRhino's take on the ten-minute play festival. Every month we commission six playwrights to write new plays, each including the same five dramatic elements. They might show up at any time, in any order, and with any frequency. When they do show up, they are cues for the audience to drink.
This month's artists include:
Ben Bonnema (GLAMDROMEDA), Kate Downey (Associate Artistic Director of Ingenue Theatre), Jillie Ma
E Eddy (The Girl From Bare Cove), Harry Einhorn (Samaya),
Travis Greisler (The Orion Experience),
Bryce Norbitz (UglyRhino Executive Producer),
Diana Oh (The Sister Rosettas), Brittany Parker (UglyRhino Associate Artist), Nicole Rosner (UglyRhino Artistic Director), Andrew Simon (Co-creator of Mohawk Arts Collective), Chris Staskel (GLAMDROMEDA), Lia Barcellona Tamborra (DangerLion Productions), and
Sidney Erik Wright (Associate Director of Broadway Bares).
November's elements will include: "Two or more people sing in harmony", "A costume change", "A time step", "Someone says 'I'm sorry' ", and "Someone mimes opening an umbrella"
TinyRhino will be on Tuesday, November 19th at 8pm at Littlefield (622 Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th, Brooklyn). Tickets are $10 at the door, which includes one free beer. Every TinyRhino also features music, drink specials and giveaways, and a cocktail hour following the performance.
UGLYRHINO is a new way to experience theater. Expanding on our high quality productions, we integrate dynamic arts programming ranging from emerging musicians to warehouse parties. UglyRhino curates affordable evenings with a social atmosphere that capture the inimitable spirit of Brooklyn. For more information, go to
www.uglyrhinonyc.com.
LITTLEFIELD is a performance and art space in Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood nestled between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens. Housed in an old, 6200-square foot warehouse dating from the 1920s, littlefield merges the Gowanus' industrial past with a sustainable future. Its flexible design allows littlefield to book diverse programming, occupying various performance spaces either simultaneously or slightly staggered. littlefield has hosted a wide spectrum of programs including indie rock, hip-hop, dance, soul, jazz, experimental and reggae, as well as monthly art exhibits, literary events and film screenings. Owners Julie Kim and Scott Koshnoodi hope their vision of opening up a diverse performance and art space will serve as a beacon for the Gowanus as development continues to rejuvenate the neighborhood.
For more information, visit
www.uglyrhino.com.
