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by Perry Guzzi 
directed by Cynthia Granville
with Debra Kay Anderson*, Grace C. Benedetto, Olivia De Salvo, David James, Olivia Jampol, Nico Kiefer*
Saturdays & Sundays, September 16, 22, 23, 29, 30, October 6 & 7 | 8 pm
First Floor Studio | 120 Bank Street, New York
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As young Julie reveals in her new doll house story: Once upon a time, a monster came to town and ate all the men except for Julie’s Uncle Sandy who is locked away in a dark little cave. Today, the monster is back for the women — Julie, Mommy, Grammy, and a stranger named Lisa who has suddenly appeared at their door.
*these actors are appearing courtesy of Actor’s Equity Association
Drawing by Laura Benedetto
Written by Ray Aranha, Directed by Arthur W. French, Produced by Malinda Logan
Auditions Saturday, September 8th 2-5pm | Midtown.
Performances January 2 – 8, 2019.
124 Bank Street Theatre
Public and industry-only performances. Paid stipend.
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Presented in partnership with
LAKEARTS FOUNDATION
A new play by Luigi Laraia
With Richard Tanenbaum & Daniel Owen
Directed by Pablo Andrade
September 13, 14, &15 | 7:30 pm | $25*-35
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HB Playwrights Theatre
124 Bank Street, New York City
In true Hitchcockian style, the author sets the play in an everyday space and invites the audience to share it with the actors.. Claustrophobic, gripping, relevant.
— Capital Fringe Festival
A parable about climate change and its impact on two unsuspecting individuals trapped in an elevator in a modern-day high rise. At its simplest level, TOO CLOSE is a microcosm of a world in which depletion of resources leads to the inhumanity of man against man.
Each evening will also feature leading scientists, writers, and climate change activists discussing the global impact of climate change on our daily lives and ultimately the relationships within our community. Followed by a complimentary reception.
*$25 Student Tickets are available in limited quantities!
Written by Berkay Ates
Directed by Jee Duman
Produced by Buket Gulbeyaz
Saturdays & Sundays | 8PM
August 18 – 19, 25 – 26
First Floor Studio | 120 Bank Street, New York
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“When we become nobody, you become us.”
HAK is an outcry of people who had to leave their home.
Based on the real life story of Amal Omran, a Syrian actress who left her home, HAK follows the story of five characters after leaving their war-torn country and hopes to communicate one of the biggest humanitarian crisis.
Fall Term will run 10 weeks, September 10 – November 18, 2018.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT:* Use code FALL18W to receive 10% OFF Fall Term Classes, valid through August 31.
UNION EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT:* Industry union members receive 20% OFF Fall Term Classes, valid through August 31. Present your membership card in the registration office or email a copy to registration@hbstudio.org. Receive 10% OFF after August 31. To apply the union discount, you must register for classes in person or by phone: 212-675-2370 x. 1
INTAKE AUDITION / CONSULTATIONS: Interested in our upper level classes? Audition & consult with a panel of HB’s faculty. For details and sign up info, visit Auditions & Prerequisites.
REEL SUBMISSIONS: Are you a working professional seeking a place to practice? Submit your reel for placement into our studio practice classes.
*Discounts valid for Studio Classes only; not valid for workshop offerings, full-time programs or merchandise. Discounts cannot be combined nor applied retroactively. To apply the Union Discount, you must register for classes in person or by phone: 212-675-2370 x. 1
Application deadline: August 10, 2018
Join us for the second half of the Summer Term with one of these upcoming 5-week classes or special workshops:
MUST CAST IMMEDIATELY
Urgently seeking one female to play a leading role in an original musical by Marsha Johnson which will be performed at the NY Theater Festival, Summerfest July 9, 11, and 14.
FANCY (W): an eternally vulnerable young woman with a bright, trusting energy. She is a heart-felt character and has a solo and multiple ensemble numbers.
If you are interested and available immediately, please submit your resume and headshot to Marsha Johnson at moondkat@gmail.com.
Seeking NON-UNION (non SAG/AFTRA/AEA) Caucasian actors and non-actors for a filmed segment that will be part of an upcoming production at The Royal Court Theatre in London.
Actively interested in people of all types/sizes, of diverse gender identities and of all physical and developmental abilities. Also interested in actors with regional accents indigenous to the United States (i.e. Southern, Midwestern, Boston, etc).
Age 9ish – 70s
Must be available to shoot the week of July 9, 2018 to film in NYC. Will only shoot a couple of hours one day that week. $100 compensation.
If you are interested and available, please submit the following information to CapCastingAux@gmail.com.
ACTORS:
NON-ACTORS:
If selected, you will be asked to read a few paragraphs of supplied text on camera.