5th Floor Theatre's DEBBIE DOES DALLAS Begins Run in NYC Today
5th Floor Theatre Company's production of DEBBIE DOES DALLAS at Teatro Circulo, 64 East 4th Street, in New York City begins today, and will run through August 9. Featuring book by Susan L. Schwartz and music & lyrics by Andrew Sherman, Tom Kitt and Jonathan Calicutt, the show will be directed by Nikki DiLoreto.
The creative team also features musical director Deniz Cordell, choreographer Eric Emch and casting by Nikki Grillos.
DEBBIE DOES DALLAS is described as: "The most important theatrical event of the twenty-first century, DEBBIE DOES DALLAS is a modern morality tale told as a comic musical of tragic proportions in the language of the rodeo-porno-football circus. The show is the coming-of-age story of an all-American small-town sweetheart named Debbie Benton, the captain of her high-school cheerleading team, who dreams of making it to the big time by becoming a Texas Cowgirl Cheerleader. When Debbie receives a letter telling her she has qualified for the professional squad, the only thing that stands between her and the realization of her dream is bus fare to the big city: Dallas. She enlists her teammates to form a company called Teen Services and get jobs to raise money, but when they learn that minimum-wage jobs just don't pay enough, they agree to try their hands at 'little favors' performed with enthusiasm by "good girls." Based on the film of the same name, but without any actual sex or nudity."
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