3 WISHES Runs 9/8-23 as Part of Philly Fringe Festival

B. Someday Productions will present the world premiere of a new play for the Philly Fringe Festival. 3 Wishes tells the tale of the successful yet repressed Cornella Janson. It's all about heaving bosoms, delayed gratification and a mysterious janitor. Dates for 3 Wishes run September 8-23, 2012 (specific show dates and times listed below). Ticket prices are $10.00 and can be purchased through the Philly Fringe website:

http://livearts-fringe.ticketleap.com/3-wishes/#view=calendar.

or at the door day of show. Walking Fish Theatre is located at 2509 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19125. The ticket price for two Preview performances (September 8 & 9) at Lemon Hill Restaurant, 745 North 25th Street, Philadelphia, is Free.

3 Wishes, conceived by Michelle Pauls and Gerald van Wilgen, is inspired by the successes of the book 50 Shades of Grey, by E.L. James.

It's 1952. Prudish Cornella Jansen, female executive, raised by rigid Victorians, offers a plumber three wishes. Obediently she executes his demands. Her discoveries are beyond her wildest dreams. This play is for adults only.

Members of the Press are invited to Opening Night on Thursday, September 13 @ 9:00 pm for 3 WISHES, at Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Avenue.

The playwright of 3 Wishes, Gerald van Wilgen, was inspired by the wildly popular 50 Shades of Grey, by E.L. James. He tapped into the wishes and needs of the demographic serviced by James. 3 Wishes takes place in an American city in the 1950’s where it was not usual for a woman to rise to such prominence in the workplace. Cornella rises to the top of the company, but has to pay a price. How far have we come—how are women still “paying the price?”

Director Stan Heleva is the producing artistic director of B. Someday Productions. Previous directing credits for B. Someday include SUBURBAN MOTEL (June 2012), MISTAKEN CHARITY (May 2011), THE GOOD PUPPET OF SZECHWAN (November 2010), ENTERTAINING MR SLOANE (September 2009), ADVENTURES IN THE SKIN TRADE (April 2009), and more.