Barefoot Theatre Presents BARENAKED Reading Series 12/18-12/20
Francisco Solorzano, Producing Artistic Director and Victoria Malvagno, Managing Director present Barefoot Theatre's bareNaked Reading Series. The series, who's tagline reads "no props, no sets, just words" which take places on Thursday, December 18, Friday, December 19, and Saturday, December 20, 2008 boasts live music and free drinks. Tickets cost $10. No reservation is required.
bareNaked Reading series features: Will Allen, Sandra Berrios*, Jeremy Brena*, Susanne Bruno, Gabriel Buentello, P.J. Cirino, Anna Chlumsky*, Lynn Cohen*, Ron Cohen*, AnaMaria Correa*, Bobby Ditta, Cassandra Dupler, Charles Everett, John Gazzale, Juliet Gennari, John Harlacher*,
Patrizia Hernandez, Josh Iacovelli*, Brittany Kahn, Dan Kriss, Jessica Langer, Kendra Leigh Landon, Ruben Luque*, Victoria Malvagno, Dolores McDougal*, Sean Meehan*, Chiara Montalto-, Brendan Principato, Brian Remy, Kevin Remy, Lorraine Rodriguez*, Gil Ron*, Francisco Solorzano*, Anika Solveig, Joeseph Sousa, Steven R. Weinblatt, and Regina Zarembas.
The following is the Series schedule:
Thursday, December 18, 2008 @ 8pm
New short plays by Mary Gallagher, Carmen Rivera & students of South Side High School in Rockville Centre Q&A with playwrights following reading directed by Joli Tribuzio, Victoria Malvagno
& Francisco Solorzano musical guest: Electronic Indie Rock by Dave Triggiano (featuring Christopher LoPorto from A Love Like Pi).
Friday, December 19, 2008 @ 8pm
New works by Joe Pintauro & barefoot Literary Manager Stephen Gracia featuring Lynn Cohen, Anna Chlumsky, barefoot theatre company & special guests directed by Michael LoPorto+ and Pamela Seiderman musical guest: Folk-Punk by Rich Stremme & Michael LoPorto.
Saturday, December 20, 2008 @ 8pm
A reading of Israel Horovitz's newest play (in progress) directed by Francisco Solorzano musical guest: DJ Blest- 1 playing soul classics & live hip hop beats.
The Theater is located 45 Bleecker Street New York, NY 10012 (Bleeker & Lafayette).
The Lounge Theater, downstairs
In 1999, barefoot theatre company was founded by a group of multicultural artists in order to produce stimulating and thought provoking theatre for the public. Since then, we have stood by the principles of ensemble collaboration and artistic risks to develop and foster plays, new and existing, with a broad range of social relevance, striving to keep the vitality of American Theatre alive and vibrant. By creating a visceral, more provocative manner of storytelling through our ensemble commitment, we provide emerging artists with the opportunity to explore and take artistic risks while engaging audiences of all ages.
The bareNaked Reading Series are evenings of new plays by emerging and established playwrights for the purpose of fostering new works from staged readings, to workshops and on to full-productions. The focus on exploring these new works is on the collaboration between playwright, director and audience without the use of costumes, props, theatrical lighting, and sets. Bringing a compelling story to full life is our goal.
Since its inception, the Barefoot Theatre Company has successfully produced over forty productions including original works, readings, as well as contemporary and classical plays.For more information visit: www.barefoottheatrecompany.org, www.myspace.com/barefoottheatre,
www.barefoottheatre.blogspot.com, www.facebook.com/pages/Barefoot-Theatre-Company/10724206570, call: (212) 802-8305, or email: barefoottheatre@aol.com.
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