Write Act Repertory Presents PILLARS OF NEW YORK

Write Act Repertory presents Pillars of New York, the story of 4 couples' struggles in and around the events surrounding the 9-11 tragedy. As the recovery happens, mentally and physically for the couples, therapist and author Jake Kelly evaluates his own personal loss and mortality as he explores others sides to their stories. These stories being the fabric of the true Pillars of New York that make up the tapestry of true human conditions through tragedy and triumph.

This new production will perform in the heart of the NOHO Theatre District opening after the 2016 New Year's Holiday.

Written by Michael Antin, Directed by Jim Blanchette, Produced by John Lant and Anne Mesa, Musical Direction and Arrangements: Rob Bowers, Costume Design: Ava Soltani-Wiltse, Stage Management and Operations: Alonzo Tavares, Angela Acuna, and Jonathan Harrison.

Starring: Eloise Coopersmith, Michael Cortez, Molly Gilman, Julian Goza, Bobby McGlynn, Wayne Moore, Elizabeth Sekora, Suzan Solomon, Marza Warzinske, and Gary Mortimer

Running Friday & Saturday @ 7:30 PM and Sunday @ 1:30 PM through February 21st, 2016.

The Box Office opens 25 minutes prior to performance with a reception and concession area.

Write Act Rep @ The Brickhouse Theatre located at 10950 Peach Grove Street (1 block north of Camarillo and Vineland cross streets) in our new NoHo Arts District home.

General Admission: $20 at the door / Discounted Rate: $15 Online, Seniors, Students with ID, Groups 6+ / Online Sales / Credit Card Tix - www.brownpapertickets.com

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