LOST IN THE DISCO at Angel Orensanz Foundation
Dates: 11/6/2019 - 12/3/2019
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172 Norfolk Street
New York, 10002
Phone: 1.800.838.3006
Tickets: $26-$36
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LOST IN THE DISCO is a unique experience of immersive theater, where the audience is directly involved within the performance, and where actors/dancers/singers are performing among the public. Featuring a beautiful love story punctuated with humour and the greatest Disco classics, where cast members act among the audience and invite them to join the dance floor, Lost in the Disco will play 4 performances in the unique decor of the Angel Orensanz Foundation (172 Norfolk Street New York 10002) from November 6th to December 3rd 2019.
This experience will plunge you back in the golden age disco time and craziness of the legendary Studio 54 with classics by Dona Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Michael Jackson, Le Chic, Shalamar, Taste of Honey, Saturday Night Fever, Earth Wind & Fire, and many more will be performed by a versatile cast of 9 members.
World renowned French film director Lisa Azuelos has directed French iconic films such as LOL with Sophie Marceau and its U.S version starring Miley Cyrus and Demi Moore. She met with opera singer and producer David Serero during the 2019 New York Sephardic Jewish Film Festival (Produced by Serero for the American Sephardi Federation) where Azuelos received the Pomegranate Award for Best Director. Azuelos and Serero both shared their love for Disco music and immersive theater, and decided to write a musical called Lost in the Disco.
The Cast includes: Sarah Shaiman (Lisa), Christopher Elia (James), Tieisha Thomas (Angelia), Tyler Fromson (Mike), David Serero (Barry), Jody Hinkley (Gael), Caroline Baniewicz (Giselle), Cate Benioff (Cate), Sam Brady (Sam).
Written and Directed by Lisa Azuelos & David Serero
Produced by David Serero
This experience will plunge you back in the golden age disco time and craziness of the legendary Studio 54 with classics by Dona Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Michael Jackson, Le Chic, Shalamar, Taste of Honey, Saturday Night Fever, Earth Wind & Fire, and many more will be performed by a versatile cast of 9 members.
World renowned French film director Lisa Azuelos has directed French iconic films such as LOL with Sophie Marceau and its U.S version starring Miley Cyrus and Demi Moore. She met with opera singer and producer David Serero during the 2019 New York Sephardic Jewish Film Festival (Produced by Serero for the American Sephardi Federation) where Azuelos received the Pomegranate Award for Best Director. Azuelos and Serero both shared their love for Disco music and immersive theater, and decided to write a musical called Lost in the Disco.
The Cast includes: Sarah Shaiman (Lisa), Christopher Elia (James), Tieisha Thomas (Angelia), Tyler Fromson (Mike), David Serero (Barry), Jody Hinkley (Gael), Caroline Baniewicz (Giselle), Cate Benioff (Cate), Sam Brady (Sam).
Written and Directed by Lisa Azuelos & David Serero
Produced by David Serero
Cast and Creative Team for LOST IN THE DISCO at Angel Orensanz Foundation
Sarah Shaiman (Lisa), Christopher Elia (James), Tieisha Thomas (Angelia), Tyler Fromson (Mike), David Serero (Barry), Jody Hinkley (Gael), Caroline Baniewicz (Giselle), Cate Benioff (Cate), Sam Brady (Sam).
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