Waiting for Lefty

Waiting for Lefty is a play about the taxi-cab union strike in the 1930’s. How could this
be more timely with the events happening on Wall Street today? This play experiments
with form to examine what it takes to break through, about how much corruption it takes
to make you say ‘enough is enough,’ pushing you past your breaking point, and making
you decide your one life isn’t worth living unless you band together for a common cause.

NYC…7 yrs…frus. tra. tion. survi-val, animalinstinctsinaconcretejungle. Money money
money, anxious money…money and time. Submit to survive. Friends? Money/time/
money/time. Trees? Obstacle course. New York City is an obstacle to survive. The
question is, is survival the same as living? New York City’s hard times break everyone
somehow. What’s your breaking point? Come on New York, what is it? Well boys,
what’s the answer?