The Venus Adonis Theater Festival Cancels All Saturday Shows Today Due to Snow

By: Jan. 23, 2016
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The Venus / Adonis has cancelled all of today's scheduled performances due to the SNOWSTORM and the planned service shutdown of all MTA Buses, delayed train service and other transit interruptions.

SUNDAY'S (Jan 24th) SHOWS ARE STILL SCHEDULED TO PERFORM!

PLEASE contact your individual productions for details on rescheduled shows. MORE details to follow.

WAITING FOR THE SUN

WAITING FOR THE SUN - Written, produced & directed by Stephanie C. Lyons-Keeley and Wayne J. Keeley

TWO SHOWS LEFT - TONIGHT & SUNDAY

January 22 @ 9pm

January 24 @ 3:30pm

A college student named Justin, afflicted with the terminal disease Becker muscular dystrophy, receives a special birthday present from his flaky roommate, Zack: a night with Tiffany, an exotic dancer who has, of all things, a wheelchair phobia. Under the unlikeliest of circumstances, Justin and Tiffany laugh, cry, and discover that they share more than they might ever have expected.

Cast
Justin: Logan Roberts
Tiffany: Emma Jean Delia
Zack/Student: Michael Evan Werner
Aide: Alistair Ward

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Meet Wayne and Stephanie Keeley, Playwrights for "Waiting For The Sun"

Production Company: Someday Productions LLC www.somedayprods.com
Blog: Pillow Talking www.somedayprods.com/talking
Facebook: CLICK HERE

YES

YES - Written & Directed by Tim Realbuto

TWO SHOWS LEFT! Saturday & Sunday.

Saturday, January 23 @ 8:30pm

Sunday, January 24 @ 1:00pm

Yes is a drama about Patrick Ness, a fading star in his 30's who now teaches private acting lessons in NYC, and the relationship that forms with his new teenage student Jeremiah. What begins as an innocent acting lesson turns into a sick game of cat and mouse, resulting in mental torture, sexual advances, and perhaps the destruction of two (possibly) innocent people.

Starring Joe Blute & Tim Realbuto

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CAPTURE

CAPTURE - Written by Emily Dinova / Directed by Gregory Cioffi

Two Shows Left! Tonight & Sunday

Friday, January 22 @ 6:15pm

Sunday, January 24 @ 8:30pm

Anna has only one night to recall her dark past from ten years prior and to put her old self to death as well as the man who tried to destroy her. She exists in two worlds: fighting for her sanity in the present while coming to grips with her past; she must change in order to secure a future.

Cast:
Anna Now - Hank Morris
Anna Then - Christina Hatsis
Duglas - Mike O'Toole
Tars - Nick Imperato
Solita - Roz Cavallaro
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Capture

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Learn more about CAPTURE, the highly anticipated new work from Emily DInova, directed by Gregory Cioffi below as they talk about the story behind Capture and the unique directing approach used by Mr. Cioffi.

IN THE TIME OF New York

IN THE TIME OF New York - Written and Directed By Gabriel Torres

TWO SHOWS LEFT! Saturday & Sunday!

Saturday, January 23 @ 1pm

Sunday, January 24 @ 6pm

You are closer to your dreams than what you expect, your demons will always wait for you to realize them, they'll torture you Manny, you can't escape your destiny... illusions and NY are also part of reality.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InthetimeofNY/?fref=ts

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BAG LADIES AND BABIES

BAG LADIES AND BABIES - By Mary Ryzuk

Tuesday, February 9 @ 9pm

Wednesday, February 10 @ 6:15pm

Saturday, February 13 @ 6pm.

New York City streets. The sound of soft jazz from a nearby cafe. Two bag ladies, One is a bit "off" who believes she is having a baby.The other takes care of her. They run into a black man. Suddenly he becomes "the son" she lost years ago....It is a sweet poignant comedy.

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GOING SOLO

GOING SOLO - By Robert Gately and Drew Keil

Tuesday, February 16 @ 6:15pm

Saturday, February 20 @ 8:30pm

Sunday, February 21 @ 1pm

Obsessively exiled to the confines of her own home, an agoraphobic
mother struggles to reunite with her estranged daughter, whose
return home to play at Carnegie Hall unearths a dark secret that
helps them realize they are never too old to dream and never too young to forgive.

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