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Just off the stage with its world premiere in Theater For The New City's Dream Up Festival and tour, Kris Lundberg's stage play, "MUSE", will have an encore performance on Friday, December 5th with a pre-show wine reception at 7:30pm and show at 8pm in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn. This one night only event is being hosted by St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church and Rector, Rev. John Denaro.
St. Ann & The Holy Trinity Church is located at 157 Montague Street, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn. Trains: 2,3,4,5,A,C,F to Borough Hall. Tickets for sale at the door. There is a suggested donation of $10 for this one night only special event.
In the two-person drama, set in 19th century London at the height of the renowned Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, Kris Lundberg plays Elizabeth Siddal, model and muse for Dante Gabriel Rossetti, played by Greg Pragel. Their behind the scenes art world romance turns cold as Siddal, made famous as the model for Sir John Everett Millais' painting of Shakespeare's Ophelia, emerges as an artist in her own right. Penned by Kris Lundberg and directed by Jay Michaels, this production runs 90-minutes and is produced by the Shakespeare's Sister Company.
Shakespeare's Sister Company is a New York City headquartered nonprofit organization engaging communities in a powerful theater experience and empowering students through creative drama. Founded in 2008, Kris Lundberg is the SSC's artistic director.
St. Ann & The Holy Trinity is an Episcopalian church and National Landmark nestled in downtown Brooklyn Heights which opened in 1847. St Ann's is known for its 63 story structure, 55 Tiffany glass Bolton windows and the Peabody Memorial Organ built by Ernest M. Skinner. Services conducted by the Rector, John Denaro.
