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off the WALL Productions to Present TUNNEL VISION

By: Oct. 09, 2015

off the WALL Productions opens its 2015-16 season and celebrates the return of playwright Andrea Lepcio (Looking for the Pony) with the World Premiere of her play Tunnel Vision. A multi-layered celebration of the Feminine, Lepcio examines many of the daily challenges women face as well as those issues that are, typically, solely female: the struggle to balance motherhood with the desire to have a career, the stigma that comes with not choosing the traditional path assigned our gender, the hypercritical judgment we place on ourselves in comparison to our female peers, the difficulty we find in truly loving ourselves, and the fear that sometimes comes in loving each other.

Directed by Melissa Maxwell, a New York based director who specializes in new play development. Melissa and Andrea first met and teamed up to collaborate on Tunnel Vision in 2008 as members of New Perspectives Theatre Company developmental workshop: Women's Work. Notable credits include: last year's world premiere of four-time EMMY winner, Judy Tate's Slashes of Light, for which they became WAMCO Collaboration Award finalists, American Slavery Project's Unheard Voices, developed to give voice to the nameless souls buried at NYC's African Burial Ground (www.americanslaveryproject.org), the American premier of scientist Carl Djerassi's (invented contraceptive pill)Taboos.

Written by Andrea Lepcio - Directed by Melissa Maxwell

Featuring Lisa Ann Goldsmith and Elizabeth Ruelas

Performance dates: October 16-17, 22-24, and 29-31 @ 8:00 PM.
Matinees: October 18, 25 @ 3pm

Tickets: $ 5.00 - $ 40.00 www.insideoffthewall.com

Photos by Heather Mull

Featuring: Lisa Ann Goldsmith and Elizabeth Ruelas

Regional Awards
Pittsburgh Awards - Live Stats
Best Musical - Top 3
1. THE PROM (Stage 62)
9.2% of votes
2. ANASTASIA: THE MUSICAL (Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center)
9% of votes
3. SOMETHING ROTTEN! (Geyer Performing Arts Center)
8.4% of votes

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