Josiah Theatre Works' UNSPOKEN Web Drama to Celebrate Season Premiere at Actors Guild Hall, 5/29
Josiah Theatre Works will host the red carpet season premiere of its web series UNSPOKEN on May 29th, 2013, 7 to 10 p.m. at The Actors Guild Hall, 1 E. 29th Street (between 5th and Madison Avenue), NYC. Tickets are $25. Includes light reception.
The web drama stars football star, actor and model BRandon London*, Jeff "Vegas" Thelfort*, Johnnie Mae*, Bobbi ChrisTina Brown*, Bertini Heumegni*, Brian Bunn*, Nubia*, Andrea Womack*, Sophia Loren Coffee*, Jason Torres*, Will Gray*, Markia Butler*, Samantha C. and more.
Written and Directed by Nickolas Long, III*, with director of photography 12 Eggs Productions, UNSPOKEN is a story of love, betrayal, envy and the gripping realities of the fashion industry. The fictional weekly drama is about a famous modeling agency, Prestige Management", whose secrets are exposed among supermodels.
UNSPOKEN has received the "Top Film / T.V Production" Award, in addition to Nickolas Long, III and BRandon London* receiving the "Top Producer" Award, from the JCCTV / COMCAST Awards, which honor artists from television, music, theatre and film.
UNSPOKEN season one will officially premiere on www.blip.tv.com on Wednesday, May 29th at 8 p.m., alongside the live red carpet premiere. For tickets, call 347 291 6289 or email josiahtheatre@gmail.com.
For more about the show, visit www.facebook.net/jtwUnspoken.
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