Amoralists Present World Premiere of AMERISSIAH 11/13
By: Reynard Loki
THE AMORALISTS have announce the world premiere production of AMERISSIAH, a new comedy about America and the thin line between faith and insanity, ambition and corruption written and directed by Derek Ahonen. AMERISSIAH will play a four-week limited engagement at The Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street (Corner of Bond and Lafayette), New York. Performances begin Thursday, November 13 and continue through Sunday, December 7. Opening Night is Monday, November 17 (8 p.m.).
Barry Ricewater, a terminally ill man convinced he is God, returns to the apartment of his childhood. His degenerate family descends on him to pay their last respects. They all think he is crazy until the gathering is interrupted by an unlikely disciple. Only through Barry's divine intervention can the crooked Ricewater clan be saved.DEREK AHONEN (Playwright & Director) Other writing and directing credits include for the Amoralists Theatre Company: The Pied Pipers of the Lower East Side, The Hey You Monster: Parts One and Two. Part One: Pokin the Bears in a Zoo, Part Two: Bring Us the Head of Your Daughter, While Chasing the Fantastic.... His plays include: Twelve hundred Plays of Purgatory, Austin Fine Arts Festival The Gat5 Artists Collective, Venus, Sensation and The Pope NYC and Austin, TX Third Floor Productions, and In Lieu of Flowers..., NYC Rocketship Productions.
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