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The Parlor Play Series Presents Penguin Blues at The NuBox Theater
Dates: 6/22/2018 - 7/1/2018
📍 Theatre: The NuBox Theater
Divine Riot
754 9th Ave. 4th Fl
New York, NY 10019
Tickets: $15 advance tickets
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The first Parlor Play of the season is Penguin Blues, a wonderful “dramodey” written in One Act by Ethan Phillips, an accomplished Broadway, film and television actor - probably most recognized for his portrayal of Neelix in Star Trek Voyager.
The Parlor Plays are an exclusive and intimate style of theater performance and social event presented in association with Nuance Theatre Co. and John DeSotelle Studio and held at the NuBox Theatre - newly located in Hell’s Kitchen.
The ticket price includes pre-show appetizers plus a complementary glass of wine or a beer (non-alcohlic beverages are also available) and relaxed socializing in the “Parlor” before the performance.
After the show the audience is invited to stick around for an informal social hour, mingle with the actors and director, perhaps take part in a discussion about the production or simply sit back and relax.
SYNOPSIS: 'A nun walks into a bar... ' Penguin Blues seems ripe for a punchline; but beneath its rich veil of humor is a human drama of loneliness, broken trust, unhealed wounds, forgiveness, and redemption. At the heart of every lie is a small, terrified truth; sometimes the hand that reaches out to it is the one we'd least expect.....
WHEN: June 22 through July 1, 2018
Friday, Saturday at 7pm and Sunday at 3pm
6 performances only!
COST: $15 advance ticket sales. $20 cash at the door.
ADVANCED TICKETS: www.NuanceTheatre.com
WHERE: NuBox Theatre
at John DeSotelle Studio
754 Ninth Ave., 4th Floor, New York
(Please note: The NuBox Theatre is in an historic building with no elevators – on the corner of 51st and 9th in the legendary Hell’s Kitchen.)
The Parlor Plays are an exclusive and intimate style of theater performance and social event presented in association with Nuance Theatre Co. and John DeSotelle Studio and held at the NuBox Theatre - newly located in Hell’s Kitchen.
The ticket price includes pre-show appetizers plus a complementary glass of wine or a beer (non-alcohlic beverages are also available) and relaxed socializing in the “Parlor” before the performance.
After the show the audience is invited to stick around for an informal social hour, mingle with the actors and director, perhaps take part in a discussion about the production or simply sit back and relax.
SYNOPSIS: 'A nun walks into a bar... ' Penguin Blues seems ripe for a punchline; but beneath its rich veil of humor is a human drama of loneliness, broken trust, unhealed wounds, forgiveness, and redemption. At the heart of every lie is a small, terrified truth; sometimes the hand that reaches out to it is the one we'd least expect.....
WHEN: June 22 through July 1, 2018
Friday, Saturday at 7pm and Sunday at 3pm
6 performances only!
COST: $15 advance ticket sales. $20 cash at the door.
ADVANCED TICKETS: www.NuanceTheatre.com
WHERE: NuBox Theatre
at John DeSotelle Studio
754 Ninth Ave., 4th Floor, New York
(Please note: The NuBox Theatre is in an historic building with no elevators – on the corner of 51st and 9th in the legendary Hell’s Kitchen.)
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