Post No Bills
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Nov 19, 2009
Closed Dec 13, 2009
Opened Nov 19, 2009
Closed Dec 13, 2009
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The World Premiere of Mando Alvarado's Post No Bills tells the story of Reyna as she flees the Texas border town she grew up in and arrives in the big city, with nothing but her dream of becoming a singer/songwriter. Taking up with a pair of street musicians, she discovers that love is violent, friendship is pain and the true music comes from the depths of your soul.
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre
224 Waverly Pl
New York, NY 10014
Located in the Village, this is an intimate 94-seat theater with a proscenium stage. The resident company here, Rattlestick Productions, presents new writers in conjunction with preeminent playwrights.
224 Waverly Pl
New York, NY 10014
Located in the Village, this is an intimate 94-seat theater with a proscenium stage. The resident company here, Rattlestick Productions, presents new writers in conjunction with preeminent playwrights.
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Parts of Mando Alvarado's Post No Bills, playing at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, bring to mind the verbal and emotional astringency found in David Mamet plays. There are also moments when the play brings to mind lighter fare, like made-for-television movies about romance that springs from two characters meeting "cute." Much like the quartet of lost souls in the play, these archetypes awkwardly collide in Alvarado's play, and although the combination isn't always completely successful, the piece consistently engages.
Bills centers on Esteban (Teddy Cañez), a once locally famous Tex-Mex singer, who now performs in an almost-forgotten subway corridor underneath Port Authority. Nearb[...]