EST Marathon 2008 Series C
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jun 6, 2008
Closed Jun 28, 2008
Opened Jun 6, 2008
Closed Jun 28, 2008
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Marathon 2008 is Ensemble Studio Theatre's annual festival of one-act plays.
Series C
In Between Songs by Lewis Black
Japanoir by Michael Feingold
Piscary by Frank D. Gilroy
Flowers by José Rivera
A Very Very Short Play by Jacquelyn Reingold
Directed by Jonathan Bernstein
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Ensemble Studio Theatre
549 W 52nd St
New York, NY 10019
This theater is renowned for presenting new theatrical works. Each season presents almost 250 new works, ranging from readings to full-length plays. Many first time scripts are produced during the company's two festivals: the Octoberfest and the S [...] Read More
549 W 52nd St
New York, NY 10019
This theater is renowned for presenting new theatrical works. Each season presents almost 250 new works, ranging from readings to full-length plays. Many first time scripts are produced during the company's two festivals: the Octoberfest and the S [...] Read More
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For the Ensemble Studio Theatre Marathon 2008 Series C, the one-acts go from cute to cutesie to cutesie-poo, which means the audience could leave on a high, if not a sugar high.
The woozy night begins with Frank D. Gilroy's Piscary, directed by Janet Zarish. This go-round, the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Subject Was Roses focuses on a pair on young about-to-be-marrieds, called He and She (well played by Mark Alhadeff and Diane Davis). His devotion to a fish tank that she can take or leave leads to an engagement-breaking bicker session that he thinks he'll dominate. That's when the subject becomes his belief that the difference in intellect between him and her is reason enough [...]