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Now Playing: THE EYES OF ORBACH
"Funny, light-hearted and enjoyable, and moves along at a quick pace. A lot of the ideas presented are excellent, and the future of the piece is promising. If you are looking for a funny play that celebrates New York and musical comedy, check out The Eyes of Orbach."
- Theatre is Easy (read the rest of the rave review here)
"Eyes celebrates a Big Apple full of possibilities, where you can follow your dream and be whatever you want to be...It’s a lot of fun, and is filled to the brim (and then some!) with creative notions and all manner of theatricality–musical numbers, puppets, surrealism, and more."
- nytheaternow (read more here!)
- Theatre is Easy (read the rest of the rave review here)
"Eyes celebrates a Big Apple full of possibilities, where you can follow your dream and be whatever you want to be...It’s a lot of fun, and is filled to the brim (and then some!) with creative notions and all manner of theatricality–musical numbers, puppets, surrealism, and more."
- nytheaternow (read more here!)
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February 19 - March 7, 2014
presented as part of the FRIGID New York festival Billy and Paul meet and fall in love at first sight...only to discover that they are each the recipient of one of actor Jerry Orbach's donated eyes. As their relationship unfolds, strange “Orbachian” things begin to happen around them; the candlestick at dinner begins to talk, musical theatre happens randomly and dreams appear in the style of Law & Order. The show is a unique look at how other people change the way we see the world. Wednesday 2/19 at 10:15pm
Sunday 2/23 at 6:50pm Thursday 2/27 at 7:05pm Sunday 3/2 at 5:15pm Friday 3/7 at 5:30pm Kraine Theater 85 East 4th Street (between 2nd Ave and Bowery) New York, NY Tickets are $15 ($12 for students) Created by No.11 Productions
Directed by Ryan Emmons Music by Aaron David Gleason Featuring Julie Congress, Steven Conroy*, Aaron David Gleason, Haley Greenstein, Scott Raymond Johnson*, Bill Medrano and Marie Claire Roussel* *Appearing courtesy of the Actors’ Equity Association Artwork/Props by Jen Neads Costumes by Julie Congress Dramaturgy by Zach Fithian Lighting Design by Ryan Hauenstein |
