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Monday, December 16
7:30pm |
Irondale
85 South Oxford Street Brooklyn, NY 11217 |
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As we raise a few spirits, this magical evening evolves from a Victorian Christmas party, replete with punch and desserts, into Charles Dickens’s classic ghost story. Retold in No.11's signature theatrical style, our interactive production will have you drinking, dancing, and fully immersing yourself in this timeless story of hope and redemption. Featuring an afterparty concert with the Nat Osborn Band.  |
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Adapted by No.11 Productions
Directed by Ryan Emmons
Composed & Music Directed by Enrico de Trizio
Afterparty Concert with the Nat Osborn Band
Featuring Giselle Chatelain, Julie Congress, Steven Conroy, Alison Novelli & Forest VanDyke
Associate Director: Ryan Buchanan
Associate Music Director: Steve Goodwin
Set & Lighting Design: Ryan Hauenstein
Prop Design & Artwork: Jen Neads
Costume Design: Kathleen Blanchard & Julie Congress
Click HERE for tickets!
Directed by Ryan Emmons
Composed & Music Directed by Enrico de Trizio
Afterparty Concert with the Nat Osborn Band
Featuring Giselle Chatelain, Julie Congress, Steven Conroy, Alison Novelli & Forest VanDyke
Associate Director: Ryan Buchanan
Associate Music Director: Steve Goodwin
Set & Lighting Design: Ryan Hauenstein
Prop Design & Artwork: Jen Neads
Costume Design: Kathleen Blanchard & Julie Congress
Click HERE for tickets!
In Development:
Ye Bare & Ye Cubb
We are currently collaboratively writing a new play, based on the court records of the first play ever performed in English in America.
World Premiere slated for Fall 2020!
Development of this new play is made possible in part thanks to the Inception to Exhibition (ITE) space grant.
World Premiere slated for Fall 2020!
Development of this new play is made possible in part thanks to the Inception to Exhibition (ITE) space grant.