Raucous Caucus: Box Wine Theatre’s Annual 10-Minute Political Play Festival at The Peoples Improv Theatre (The PIT

Raucous Caucus: Box Wine Theatre’s Annual 10-Minute Political Play Festival is to be presented at The Peoples Improv Theatre (The PIT) Striker Mainstage, 123 E 24th St NYC, NY 10010. Show dates/times include: September 29th at 9:30PM, September 30th at 8:00 PM & October 1st at 3:00 PM. Tickets are $10. For reservations, visit https://thepit-nyc.com/event/2016-09-29-raucous-caucus or call 212-563-7488.

About the Show: This year we've selected seven ten-minute plays from around the country from nationally-recognized writers such as Seth Freeman (TV’s Lou Grant and Lincoln Heights).

Mainstream media doesn't often allow for opposing views to engage in constructive dialogue so Box Wine Theatre created this festival as a platform for all voices to be heard. From gun control to Donald Trump, government gridlock to GOP-phobia, this festival presents both right, left and moderate leaning views relevant to today's political climate.

The Plays:

"Black Standard" by Kareem Ayas

Directed by Glenn Giron

"The Lesson" by Steven Young

Directed by Jaye Hunt

"MacSpin" by Seth Freeman

Directed by Hayhurst

"Talking Points" by Jack Karp

Directed by Jonathan Schlieman

"The Truth Will Out" by Ron Frankel

Directed by Aleesha Nash

"Whereas Puppies are Adorable" by Tom Reed

Directed by Stebos

"Yankee Doodle Candy" by Paul H. Goodwin

Directed by Chris MacDonald

About Box Wine Theatre:

Founded in 2008 by Adam Sharp and Bethany Sharp, Box Wine Theatre holds the belief that human nature is beautiful in its’ flaws and we celebrate those flaws by producing stylistically or thematically unique shows which represent the comedy and tragedy that exists in all of us. Our goal is to bring a meaningful experience to our audience while sparking new ideas and encouraging the questioning of mainstream social norms and opinions.