Ken Ferrigni's BANG-GALORE Plays Halloweekend at The Chain Theatre
Bang-Galore: An evening of new plays, sketches and B-sides by Ken Ferrigni will play for one weekend only at The Chain Theatre in Long Island City.
Ken Ferrigni (Occupation, Mangella, angel/buddy) will premiere his latest collection of twisted, dark comedies called Bang-Galore, opening tonight, Oct. 30th for a Halloweekend run at The Chain Theatre in Long Island City, NY.
Plays include Emu Farm, a Waco survivor endures an impromptu college reunion; Bruce V. Clark, a slash fiction bromance; Act VI: The Gloomiest Peace, after an urban bloodbath Prince Escalus and Peter crack some Veronan Skulls; and Swing State, a night journey through the badlands of suburban heteronormativity. Bang-Galore begins Thursday, Oct 30th and runs through Nov 1st at The Chain Theatre in Long Island City, approximately 300 feet from the Court Square stop. Tickets are $15 on sale now at http://bang-galore.eventbrite.com.
Ken Ferrigni is the author of several plays, including critically-acclaimed Occupation ("uproariously funny suicide vest of a satire" ~ NY Magazine) and Mangella ("a virtual LOL hoot" ~ NY Post). Bang-Galore features Alicia Dawn Bullen (Asolo Repertory), Adam Carpenter (Meadowbrook Theatre), Jacob Dresch (Pennsyvlania Shakespeare), Deanna Gibson (Orlando Shakespeare), Michael Hanson (Connecticut Rep), Brad Makarowski (DC Shakespeare), Anthony Manna (The Public Theatre), and Jesi Mullins (Fiber One Commercial).
Bang-Galore is a High 5 Production and an AEA-approved showcase.
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