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The Brick Presents CONFESS YOUR BUBBLE, 6/21-30

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Playwright Matthew Freeman and director Kyle Ancowitz (The Theater Accident) return to The Brick with CONFESS YOUR BUBBLE. Their previous appearances include the much-ballyhooed productions of Glee Club and An Interview with the Author and That Old Soft Shoe.

In CONFESS YOUR BUBBLE, Senator Carl Corpuscle, a Democratic Senator from the Great State of Washington (not D.C.) presents a court-mandated address about his life in government to local high school students, in order to satisfy the terms of a plea bargain. Attendance is not mandatory, and only students over 17 may attend. Senator Corpuscle discusses his role in the Democratic Administration, delivers a civics lesson, and offers dire warnings—with slides to illustrate his points.

CONFESS YOUR BUBBLE, written by Matthew Freeman. Directed by Kyle Ancowitz. Featuring Steven Burns (“Steve” from Nickelodeon’s Blues Clues).

CONFESS YOUR BUBBLE will play as part of THE DEMOCRACY FESTIVAL, June 21-30th at The Brick (575 Metropolitan Avenue between Union and Lorimer). Performances: Thursday June 21st at 8pm, Friday June 22nd at 7pm, Saturday June 23rd at 5pm, Sunday June 24th at 8pm, Tuesday June 26th at 8pm, & Saturday June 30th at 8pm. Tickets ($15) may be purchased online at www.bricktheater.com or by calling 1-866-811-4111.

KYLE ANCOWITZ (Director) is a founding member of Blue Coyote Theater Group. Directing credits with Blue Coyote include premieres of Matthew Freeman's THE MOST WONDERFUL LOVE, THE GREAT ESCAPE, AN INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHOR (Brick Theater's Pretentious Festival Award Winner for “Most Understood”), WHAT TO DO TO A GIRL THE WHITE SWALLOW, WHEN IS A CLOCK, THAT OLD SOFT SHOE, THE METAPHOR and GLEE CLUB; Kristen Palmer's DEPARTURES and SOMETHING DECENT, BRILLIANT TRACES; WANDA'S VISIT; THE AUTHOR'S VOICE; NEBRASKA; PSYCHOPATHIA SEXUALIS; KINGFISH; DIMLY PERCEIVED THREATS TO THE SYSTEM; A PHONE CALL FROM WASHINGTON STATE, LATE AT NIGHT; and SATURDAY WITH MARTIN. Former directing resident at Playwrights Horizons. Graduate of Dartmouth College.

Matthew Freeman (Playwright) is a Brooklyn-based playwright. His plays include THE DEATH OF KING ARTHUR (Gorilla Rep), THE MOST WONDERFUL LOVE, WHEN IS A CLOCK, THE AMERICANS, THE METAPHOR, WHAT TO DO TO A GIRL, THE WHITE SWALLOW and GLEE CLUB (Blue Coyote Theater Group); BRANDYWINE DISTILLERY FIRE (Incubator Arts Project); AN INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHOR and THAT OLD SOFT SHOE (The Brick). His work has been published by Samuel French, Playscripts, Inc., Smith & Kraus, IndieTheaterNow, New York Theatre ExperiencE. Freeman maintains the blog “On Theatre and Politics” at matthewfreeman.blogspot.com. Emerson College graduate.

Photo credit: Kyle Ancowitz

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