Big Sticky
About the Show
Blue Box Productions presents Big Sticky, an annual culmination of the 10-minute bar play project Sticky, seen at Belly and Mamma’s bars. Big Sticky, an event first seen at The Flea Theater in 2004, is Blue Box’s first association with D Lounge, Union Square’s newest cabaret.
Thirteen plays will run in rep, with seven plays each night. Brief stories about night club robberies, awkward 30th birthday parties, two men who both believe they are Socrates, South Asian punk rock cutters in love, an electro-clash has-been and his new girlfriend, white trash lesbian awakening, failed private eyes, George and Osama in a bar in a cave, the set designer of the apocalypse, a delivery man in love with a recluse, and a gay politician recruiting a beard. Musical performances will be interspersed as well, with Le Cabaret Melange, a drag cabaret act; The Sprinkle Genies, a modern rock group; and Heather Christian, a singer/somgwriter.
Each night of the show is a different line up of plays and musicians.
10 minute plays:
The Final Stage by Ali Ayala and Peter Sarafin
She Was a Real Tomato by Lisa Ferber
undertow and bridesmaid by Clay McLeod Chapman
30th Birthday Party and Candy by Elizabeth Emmons
Epistemology by Ian Grody
Showing Skin by Rehana Mirza
Piece by Piece by Dennis Moritz
Shooting the Breeze by Chuck Orsland
Snow by Adam Szymcowicz
In Between by Jesse Wann
ASL by Gary Winter
Performances and direction: Adeel Akhtar, Ali Ayala, Jim Boyle*, Virginia Callaway*, Henry Caplan*, Clay McLeod Chapman, Hannah Cheek, Jeremiah Clancy, Jarel Davidow*, Elizabeth Emmons, Sarah Gliko, Jenny Greeman*, Robert Hancock*, Neil Hellegers*, Matthew Korahais, David Marcus, Veronica Newton*, Elaine O’Brien, Stacy Rock*, Barry Roth, Peter Sarafin, Taniya Sen, Eve Udesky*, and Ana Valle
Schedule:
ASL
(02/12, 02/16, 02/19, 02/26)
by Gary Winter, directed by Ali Ayala
starring Jarel Davidow* & Adeel Akthar
bridesmaid
(02/16, 02/23)
written and directed by Clay McLeod Chapman
starring Hanna Cheek
Candy
(02/12, 02/17, 02/23, 02/24)
by Elizabeth Emmons, directed by Matthew Korahais
starring Eve Udesky* & Sarah Gliko
Epistemology
(02/10, 02/16, 02/19, 02/26)
by Ian Grody, directed by David Marcus
starring Jarel Davidow,* Henry Caplan* & Katya Schapiro
Final Stage
(02/10, 02/12, 02/16, 02/17, 02/24)
by Ali Ayala & Peter Sarafin, directed by Ali Ayala
starring David Marcus, Matthew Korahais & Neil Hellegers*
In Between
(02/10, 02/12, 02/16, 02/19, 02/23)
by Jesse Wann, directed by Ali Ayala
starring Elaine O’Brien & Jeremiah Clancy
piece by piece
(02/12, 02/17, 02/24, 02/26)
by Dennis Moritz, directed by David Marcus
starring Eve Udesky* & Matthew Korahais
Sensitive Eyes
(02/12, 02/17, 02/23, 02/24)
by Jeremy Basescu, directed by Ali Ayala
starring Veronica Newton* & Jim Boyle*
She Was a Real Tomato
(02/10, 02/16, 02/19, 02/23, 02/26)
by Lisa Ferber, directed by Jarel Davidow
starring Virginia Callaway* & David Marcus
Shooting the Breeze
(02/10, 02/23, 02/24, 02/26)
by Chuck Orsland, directed by Jeremy Basescu
starring Sarah Gliko, Neil Hellegers* & Matthew Korahais
Showing Skin
(02/12, 02/17, 02/19, 02/24, 02/26)
by Rehana Mirza, directed by Jeremiah Clancy
starring Taniya Sen & David Marcus
Snow
(02/10, 02/17, 02/23, 02/24)
by Adam Szymkowicz, directed by Neil Hellegers
starring Robert Hancock,* Stacy Rock,* Ana Valle & Barry Roth
30th Birthday Party
(02/10, 02/16, 02/19, 02/23, 02/26)
by Elizabeth Emmons, directed by Matthew Korahais
starring Virginia Callaway,* Jenny Greeman,* David Marcus, Ali Ayala, Neil Hellegers* & Elizabeth Emmons
undertow
(02/17, 02/19)
written and performed by Clay McLeod Chapman
*appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association
Box Office Hours: 10:00 pm Thursday-Friday, 9:00 pm Sunday
Appropriate For Ages: 16 +
