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Strangers


by Nastaran Ahmadi
directed by Shoshona Currier
created by The Shalimar

produced in association with the Ontological-Hysteric Incubator

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ontological incubatorMay 28 - June 13
at
The Ontological Theater at St. Mark’s Church

 
Film noir, green card marriages, movie musical fantasies, and
the romance of escapism. Inspired by the Company's interviews on immigration with people in cross-cultural relationships.
Strangers explores the tension between what's real 
and what is imagined and how Hollywood colors our
worldview.  A theatrical exploration of reality
and  what happens after the credits roll...


Featuring:
Kim Gainer*, Brad Love*, Daniel Popa, Franny Silverman*,
Jen Taher*, Joey Williamson*, Peter Allen Stone*


Thurs 5/28, Fri 5/29, Sat 5/30
Tues 6/2, Thurs 6/4**, Fri 6/5, Sat 6/6, Sun 6/7
Tues 6/9, Thurs 6/11, Fri 6/12, Sat 6/13
All shows at 8p.m.

**benefit reception to follow the performance on Thursday, June 4th

Tickets: $17 adult/$12 student; buy here or by calling TheaterMania at 212-352-3101

At the Ontological Theater at St. Mark’s Church • 131 East 10th Street (at 2nd Ave.)

Sound and Original Music- Anthony Gabriele
Choreography- Pavel Zustiak
Set and Lighting Design- Ben Kato
Video Design- Miklos Buk
Costume Design- Sydney Maresca
Prop Design and Technical Direction- Karl Allen
Stage Manager - Zhenesse Heinemanna
Production Assistant – Kate Villanova

With extreme thanks to everyone who allowed The Shalimar to interview them for the creation of this piece:

Thanks to all original collaborators: Chris Illing, Brandon Bales, Mando Alvorado, Dylan Dawson, Ryan Morrison, Laura Lee Anderson, Andrew Jackson, Craig Peugh, Brian Coffey, Jimmy Maize, Valerie Maureau, and Lindsay Austen.

Strangers is made possible by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Swing Space program, which was created with lead support from the September 11th Fund.  Project space is donated by Capstone Equities. Funding has been made possible by the Puffin Foundation.

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In Development



The Surveillance Play (working title).



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