ASL DrawNow! ONLINE with Nic Annette Miller and Joyce Hom on Stéphane Mandelbaum
TOSOS presents the world premiere of Pride House, a new play by Chris Weikel, with an ASL-interpreted performance on January 25, 7pm at The Flea Theater, 20 Thomas Street in New York City. Igor Goldin (Yank!, With Glee) will direct a cast of thirteen, including London Carlisle, Gail Dennison, Dontonio DeMarco, Desmond Dutcher, Jessica DiSalvo, Jamie Heinlein, Alex Herrera, Aaron Kaplan, Jake Mendes, Patrick Porter, Raquel Sciacca, and Tom Souhrada. It’s 1938 in the remote beach community of Cherry Grove on Fire Island, and Beatrice Farrar is planning a party for her colorful, flamboyant friends from the New York theatre scene who are visiting. As the guests descend on her summer home, Pride House, she hopes it will be smooth sailing. When several of the “family folk,” the more conservative Long Islanders who vacation in Cherry Grove with their children, arrive for the festivities, things take a decidedly stormy turn.
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Where?
20 Thomas Street, Manhattan, New York, NY, USA
When?
Jan 25
2:00 pm - 9:30 pm
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ASL DrawNow! ONLINE with Nic Annette Miller and Joyce Hom on Stéphane Mandelbaum
Where?
20 Thomas Street, Manhattan, New York, NY, USA
When?
Jan
25
Time?
2:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Signed
TOSOS presents the world premiere of Pride House, a new play by Chris Weikel, with an ASL-interpreted performance on January 25, 7pm at The Flea Theater, 20 Thomas Street in New York City. Igor Goldin (Yank!, With Glee) will direct a cast of thirteen, including London Carlisle, Gail Dennison, Dontonio DeMarco, Desmond Dutcher, Jessica DiSalvo, Jamie Heinlein, Alex Herrera, Aaron Kaplan, Jake Mendes, Patrick Porter, Raquel Sciacca, and Tom Souhrada. It’s 1938 in the remote beach community of Cherry Grove on Fire Island, and Beatrice Farrar is planning a party for her colorful, flamboyant friends from the New York theatre scene who are visiting. As the guests descend on her summer home, Pride House, she hopes it will be smooth sailing. When several of the “family folk,” the more conservative Long Islanders who vacation in Cherry Grove with their children, arrive for the festivities, things take a decidedly stormy turn.
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