NYC Top Talents Smash Toxic Masculinity Through The Songs Of P!NK
'BOYS LIKE P!NK' will go up for one-performance-only on Saturday February 16th 2019. 7:00pm at The West End Lounge. 955 West End Ave
Creator/Artistic Director, Ian Connor presents new theatre company, OUTSIDE THE LINES THEATRE's 'BOYS LIKE P!NK.' 24 Male Identifying Singers tell stories of times they've made to feel inferior for "not being masculine enough" -- giving their middle finger to toxic masculinity through the songs of pop recording artist P!NK.
Featuring Mitchell Turner, Jonny Rouse, Chris Cherry, Steven Isaac Rice, Andy Sharkey, Dan Kiernan, Jacen Ziev, Logan Farine, BUBBLEZZ, Christian RobertMoses, Nick Martinez, Joshua Turchin, Adam Grimes, Kyle Reid Hass, Tyler Whiteman, Eddy Andy, Ryan Hudzik, Ellis Gage, Domanick Hubbard, Daniel Hurley, Abraham Shaikh, Charlie Tangires, Jeremy Swanton. Hosted by Jacob Mckenna!
Supported by rock star live band Jana Cordona (Associate Conductor Head Over Heels), Ethan Hack-Chabot (Guitar), Dave (Bass), Josh Roberts (Drums). Stage managed by Kyra Lynn Burke Directed, Cast, and Produced by Ian Connor of OUTSIDE THE LINES THEATRE.
Tickets are available at www.OutsideTheLinesTheatre.com OR you can get a 20% off discount ticket sent to your phone by texting BOYSLIKEPINK to 555888. If seats are still available, they will be sold at the door for $20 cash. All guests are subject to standard 2 Drink (or $15 food/beverage) minimum. Cash Only.
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