MULTIPLE PLOTCHANALITIES Premieres at United Solo Festival 11/8
By: Gabrielle Sierra
United Solo Theatre Festival presents drama, comedy, and nagging Jewish mothers in 'MULTIPLE PLOTCHANALITIES'.
Written and Performed by Dina Ninette Plotch
Directed by Leslie Collins
One night only! November 8th, 7:30 pm
Theatre Row Studios, 410 West 42nd Street, NYC
Tickets: $18
Reservations: Telecharge 212.239.6200 or www.telecharge.com
Promo video: https://www.youtube.com/user/DinaPlotch#p/u
'MULTIPLE PLOTCHANALITIES' tells the story of Leah, an infantilized, overprivileged, indecisive girl on her journey into adulthood...at age 30. Through various characters, dream sequences, and failed J-dates, Leah attempts to find her own voice, while shutting all the rest of them out. A classic story of growing up, moving on, and bikini waxes.
Writer/performer Dina Ninette Plotch is a social worker and actress born and raised in New York. Selected theatre credits include, "SUV the Musical!" at the New York International Fringe Festival, "The International Kosher Cooking Show" with Isramerica, and improv performances with her group, SHELBOW.Director Leslie Collins is an actress, musician, writer, and comedienne living in New York City. She is a house team member of the improv group Borealis at The Peoples Improv Theater, and recently put on her own one woman show, "Poteet Girls", at the New York International Fringe Festival.
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