LAB Pass

LAB Pass is LAByrinth Theater Company’s membership program that gives you advance opportunities to purchase discount tickets for all productions during the 2004-2005 season as well as insider information on all upcoming LAB events. LAB Pass is your opportunity to be a part of the company Time Out New York’s David Cote described as “red-blooded and high-dungeoned” and Bruce Weber from The New York Times named “the most exciting troupe in the city!”

Your $40.00 LAB Pass gets you:

· $15.00 admission to each production below, plus an exclusive two-week advance-ordering period!

Sailor’s Song (Fall 2004): A world premiere production written by John Patrick Shanley. Sailor’s Song is an extravagant romantic seaside story decorated with dance. In the traditions of Gene Kelly and Eugene O’Neill, who should’ve worked together but never did, LAByrinth presents John Patrick Shanley’s stylistically daring love story in which a cynical man and a true believer battle over beautiful women and the power of love.

The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Winter 2005): A world premiere production in collaboration with The Public Theater, written by Stephen Adly Guirgis and directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman. Set in a time-bending, seriocomically imagined world between Heaven and Hell, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot re-examines the plight and fate of The New Testament’s most infamous and unexplained ultimate sinner.

Massacre (Sing to Your Children) (Spring 2005): A world premiere production written by José Rivera and directed by Kate Whoriskey. Seven people get together to kill a neighbor. Whether he stays dead is anyone’s guess. Massacre is a new play about fear by José Rivera, written expressly for LAByrinth’s company of actors.

· advance reservations privileges for The Barn Series Festival (Fall 2004), featuring staged readings of new American plays by LAByrinth Company Members and guest artists. Reservations are subject to availability.

· a complimentary subscription to LAByrinth’s newsletter, which will keep you informed about upcoming LAB events like Rebecca Cohen’s intimate solo show Looking for Mr. Brady, the play reading series In the Kitchen, and the annual Celebrity Charades benefit.