Let Dysfunctional Theater Guide Your Lovelife Starting 2/27
FRIGID NEW YORK presents a Dysfunctional theater company
production of the 'Dysfunctional Guide To Home Perfection, Marital Bliss And Passionate Hot Romance.' Keeping Couples Happy Since 1409
Written by Jennifer Gill, Rachel Grundy, Amy Overman, Amy Beth Sherman & Theresa Unfried
Directed by Jennifer Gill
Friday, February 27@6:00PM; Saturday, February 28@7:00PM;
Wednesday, March 4@10:30PM; Friday, March 6@9:00PM;
Saturday, March 7@4:00PM at The Red Room, 85 E. 4th St., New York, NY 10003
Tickets $15 are available by calling Smarttix at 212-868-4444 or online at www.FRIGIDnewyork.info
The ladies of Dysfunctional take a comic & critical look at romance through the ages. Playing a variety of roles, rocketing through time, and ultimately discovering that when it comes to love, the more things change, the more they stay the same. A must see for everyone who's in love, out of love or who just happens to be in the East Village looking for a good time.
The Dysfunctional Guide was created as companion piece to 2001's How to Have the Ultimate org*sm Each & Every Time. Like HTHO, The Dysfunctional Guide explores love & sex in the chaotic, surreal style which is Dysfunctional Theatre's trademark. The Dysfunctional Guide to Home Perfection, Marital Bliss and Passionate Hot Romance is based on diaries, stories and essays written by women dating back to 15th century and on new material written by the show's cast.
Starring: Jennifer Gill, Rachel Grundy*, Amy Overman, Amy Beth Sherman*, Theresa Unfried
*Equity Showcase (Approval Pending)/*Actor appears courtesy of The Actors Equity Association
The Dysfunctional Theatre Company: The Dysfunctional Guide to Home Perfection, Marital Bliss & Hot Passionate Romance is Dysfunctional Theatre's 31st production. Other recent productions include: Brew of the Dead (by Patrick Storck) Chosen (written & directed by Rick Vorndran; winner of the 2008 FRIGID New York Festival ‘Sold Out Show' Award), The 8: Reindeer Monologues (by Jeff Goode), Bite (by Suzanne Bachner) and Hoover: A Love Story (by Paul Wells). Founded in 1997 Dysfunctional is dedicated to challenging the status quo without taking itself too seriously.
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