United Solo Theatre Festival to Present THE WRONG END OF THE TELESCOPE

Where do writers get their ideas and inspirations?

This is one of the questions that the Writer, the protagonist of this piece, will attempt answering. She will talk about her "visitors", and all "bad company" of the discontented people that provide her with material for her stories. Aspiring characters are usually miserable and terribly sad: "I suppose happy people don't have much to say. They're too busy being happy."

This play is about identity: characters crave a life of their own and they are desperate for the attention of a Writer in order to get a page, a paragraph, a sentence. This play is about the humanity of a Writer dealing with the potential identities and humanities of fictional characters. This play is a journey from the ether to a page, and beyond.

The Wrong End of The Telescope

By Adam E. Douglas

Adapted from Luigi Pirandello's A Character's Tragedy

Directed by Kiara Pipino

Starring Sarah Tryon

SATURDAY, Oct. 22 - 7.30 pm

UNITED SOLO THEATRE FESTIVAL at Theatre Row

410 West 42nd Street?

New York, NY 10036

2016 United Solo, the world's largest solo theatre festival, currently in its 7th year, will present 120 shows from six continents at Theatre Row: 410 West 42nd Street, New York City. TICKETS, with a price of $20.25 (which includes a $2.25 theatre restoration charge) are available at Theatre Row box office, 410 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036, as well as over the phone at 212.239.6200 and online at telecharge.com. More details can be found at www.unitedsolo.org

Tickets available at Telecharge.com - tel. 212-239-6200­

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