ZELDA AT THE OASIS Continues Open-Ended Run at St. Luke's Theatre
Zelda at the Oasis, a new play by P. H. Lin, directed by Andy Sandberg continues its open-ended engagement at St. Luke's Theatre, 308 West 46th Street, in the heart of Times Square. The play, which features Edwin Cahill and Gardner Reed, opened on December 4th.
The performance schedule for Zelda at the Oasis is Fridays @ 5 & Tuesdays @ 7. There is no performance on December 25th with an added performance on Wednesday, December 26 at 5 PM. Tickets at $59.50 and $37.50 are available through TeleCharge at www.telecharge.com or (212) 239-6200. Student Rush tickets at $20 are available at Box Office with valid student ID on day of performance. $30-under-30 tickets may be purchased by anyone age 30 and under in advance at the BO with valid ID (subject to availability). The St. Luke's Box Office is open 2-6 PM daily and until 7 PM on performance days.
ZELDA AT THE OASIS explores an after-hours encounter between Zelda Fitzgerald, wife of legendary novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald, and an aspiring musician tending bar at The Club Oasis, as they forge a unique and unexpected friendship.
The play runs approximately 80 minutes without intermission. For additional information, visit http://zeldaoasis.com, www.facebook.com/ZeldaOasis or www.twitter.com/ZeldaOasis.
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