LAST DITCH PLAYLIST at Dixon Place
Dates: 8/18/2016
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📍 Theatre: Dixon Place |
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161A Chrystie St
New York, NY 10002
Phone: 2122190736
Tickets: $15 in advance, $18 at the door, Students/Seniors/idNYC? $12
Running Time: 90 minutes
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Brad Baron’s full-length play Last Ditch Playlist is an ode to the memory of a unraveling gay romance. Aaron and Wes’ joy and pain are evoked with sweeping sincerity in this new stage work, peeling away layers of the relationship as it is replayed ‘on shuffle’ in gripping scenes of intimacy, recollections, phone calls, internet chats, and lyricism.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Brad Baron‘s plays have been performed around the country. He is currently working on a short comic libretto alongside composer Marc Hoffeditz and collaborators Esha Datta and Jennifer Peterson. In recent years he has contributed works to the New Jersey One Minute Play Festival (#OMPF), the Rainbow Festival with the La Strada Ensemble Theater, Luna Stage’s Annual Short Play Festival, the New Playwrights Series at The Villagers Theater, and the Gay Play Series (GPS) with the Ringwald Theatre. He is a Masters of Music recipient from Louisiana State University and a graduate of Princeton University where he received an AB in English and Certificates in Theatre and Vocal Performance. He is proud member of the Dramatists’ Guild of America.
Kyle Luckett hails from Montana and trained at Circle in the Square Theatre School as part of their musical theatre program. He is excited to continue working on Last Ditch Playlist! Favorite roles include Mr. Smith in The Bald Soprano, Ash in Evil Dead, the Musical and Jeff in [Title of Show].
Veronica Siverd is thrilled to reconnect with her classmates from the Princeton University Theater Department. Since graduating in 2010, she has pursued film and theater writing and performance here in NYC. Veronica currently works at Nickelodeon as Script Coordinator for Blaze and the Monster Machines, a preschool show that teaches STEM to viewers aged 3-5.
Adam Hyndman’s New York and Off-Broadway credits include The First Noel, 50 Shades! The Musical (including the recent National Tour where he served as Dance Captain); Deployed, The Musical; and Michael John LaChiusa’s Marie Christine. He has been seen regionally in productions of Hairspray, Pippin, Ragtime and A Christmas Carol, as well as at The Kennedy Center working with Stephen Schwartz in concert, on his musical Children of Eden. A graduate of Princeton University, Adam is a founding member of the dance-theater group, Ensemble Dance, and has also worked with Susan Marshall & Company and White Wave / Young Soon Kim Dance Company. Adam was featured as a lead on Season 4 of NBC’s The Sing Off. In addition to performing, Adam is the Director of Operations for Core Rhythm Fitness and has the privilege to share his passion for life transformation through fitness and nutrition with the most incredible clients on a daily bases.
Brad Baron’s full-length play Last Ditch Playlist is an ode to the memory of a unraveling gay romance. Aaron and Wes’ joy and pain are evoked with sweeping sincerity in this new stage work, peeling away layers of the relationship as it is replayed ‘on shuffle’ in gripping scenes of intimacy, recollections, phone calls, internet chats, and lyricism.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Brad Baron‘s plays have been performed around the country. He is currently working on a short comic libretto alongside composer Marc Hoffeditz and collaborators Esha Datta and Jennifer Peterson. In recent years he has contributed works to the New Jersey One Minute Play Festival (#OMPF), the Rainbow Festival with the La Strada Ensemble Theater, Luna Stage’s Annual Short Play Festival, the New Playwrights Series at The Villagers Theater, and the Gay Play Series (GPS) with the Ringwald Theatre. He is a Masters of Music recipient from Louisiana State University and a graduate of Princeton University where he received an AB in English and Certificates in Theatre and Vocal Performance. He is proud member of the Dramatists’ Guild of America.
Kyle Luckett hails from Montana and trained at Circle in the Square Theatre School as part of their musical theatre program. He is excited to continue working on Last Ditch Playlist! Favorite roles include Mr. Smith in The Bald Soprano, Ash in Evil Dead, the Musical and Jeff in [Title of Show].
Veronica Siverd is thrilled to reconnect with her classmates from the Princeton University Theater Department. Since graduating in 2010, she has pursued film and theater writing and performance here in NYC. Veronica currently works at Nickelodeon as Script Coordinator for Blaze and the Monster Machines, a preschool show that teaches STEM to viewers aged 3-5.
Adam Hyndman’s New York and Off-Broadway credits include The First Noel, 50 Shades! The Musical (including the recent National Tour where he served as Dance Captain); Deployed, The Musical; and Michael John LaChiusa’s Marie Christine. He has been seen regionally in productions of Hairspray, Pippin, Ragtime and A Christmas Carol, as well as at The Kennedy Center working with Stephen Schwartz in concert, on his musical Children of Eden. A graduate of Princeton University, Adam is a founding member of the dance-theater group, Ensemble Dance, and has also worked with Susan Marshall & Company and White Wave / Young Soon Kim Dance Company. Adam was featured as a lead on Season 4 of NBC’s The Sing Off. In addition to performing, Adam is the Director of Operations for Core Rhythm Fitness and has the privilege to share his passion for life transformation through fitness and nutrition with the most incredible clients on a daily bases.
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Established in 1986, Dixon Place is a nonprofit institution dedicated to supporting visionary artists through the development and presentation of original works in the performing and literary arts. In a professional, compassionate environment, artists are inspired and encouraged to implement new ideas and new practices. Programming and curatorial policies support inclusivity and diversity regarding gender, race, sexual identity, age, disabilities, social class, and ethnicity. Committed to fostering social justice, DP’s foremost priorities are to serve as a safe haven for artists of all stripes and callings and to provide meaningful, culturally enriching experiences for audiences.
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