AT THE GALLERY Comes To NYWinterfest 2019 At New York Theater Festival
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New York Theater Festival will present At the Gallery, by Maddie Dennis-Yates, at the Hudson Guild Theater (441 West 26th street between 9th and 10th Avenues) on January 17th, 19th, and 20th.
A sculptor's creative block produces a piece so powerfully inscrutable that it brings years of tension between two friends to a head on their visit to a gallery. At the Gallery is a comedy about art, artists and their assistants, female friendship, success and lack thereof.
The production is directed by Ali Jamali with a cast featuring Silvia Dionicio, Louise Heller, Katharine Maness, Elvin James, and Simon Schaitkin.
Tickets are available for advance purchase at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3758395.
Maddie Dennis-Yates is a playwright and screenwriter, with over twenty of her short plays produced in NYC and DC. She was first produced in 2015 at the Source Festival in Washington, DC only a few weeks after her graduation from George Washington University. She writes comedies, often about art/artists and female friendship. Mdennisyates.com
Ali Jamali is a New York-based artist with an interest in developing new works and devising immersive and site-specific pieces. He has presented work at 24 Hour Plays: Nationals, The Drama League, Madison Arts Barn, Midtown International Theatre Festival, The Tank, and Wesleyan University, among others. Alidirecting.com
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