A MYSTERIOUS WAY Plays The Subway Platform At 81st Street In NYC 6/4-6/21

FIREBONE THEATRE COMPANY is pleased to announce their moving production of Steven Walters? A MYSTERIOUS WAY, directed by Steve Day. A MYSTERIOUS WAY will be performed June 4th through June 21st on the uptown C train platform on 81st Street and the downtown J/M train platform at Chambers Street, subject to change due to the inconsistent environment of the MTA, please check the Firebone Theatre website to confirm. Performances begin Thursday, June 4 and continue until Sunday, June 21. Opening night is Thursday, June 11 at 8pm.

Two men: a youth minister and a drifter.

Two trains: both departing from the same place, for the same place, at the exact same time.

A seemingly benign conversation between two strangers develops increasingly dubious as the true intentions of the wayward vagabond are revealed.

This dark poignant drama takes a hard look at faith, evil, and the classic conflict of Man versus God.

A MYSTERIOUS WAY plays the following schedule through Sunday, June 21:

Thursday at 8pm
Friday at 8pm
Saturday at 8pm
Sunday at 2pm

Ticket price is FREE! The cost of your metro card will get you into the show. To reserve a place on a blanket, visit www.firebonetheatre.com. Additionally, due to the ever changing nature of the MTA visit the website to confirm the exact location of the show on the date you intend to attend.

Running time: 40 minutes

A Mysterious Way was originally produced by Second Thought Theatre as part of Water Tower Theatre's Annual Out of the Loop Festival.

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STEVE DAY (Director) After earning his BA in Theatre, Steve spent time in Wales developing a theatre troupe for teens. He returned to Raleigh, NC, to work as actor and Technical Director for Burning Coal Theatre. Steve then earned his Directing MFA from Baylor, where he assisted Horton Foote?s 50th Anniversary production of The Traveling Lady and directed the Southern premiere of Foote's The Actor. Since moving to NYC he has worked with Olivier Award nominee Stafford Arima (Ragtime, Seussical, Altar Boyz), Emmy nominee Arthur Giron (Edith Stein, Becoming Memories), and Broadway/Off-Broadway Producer, Carolyn Rossi Copeland. Directing credits include: Invisible Child (MTF), the world premiere of Deadheading Roses at the Lamb?s Little Theatre, Miguel Manara, a lyric play, for Black Friars Theatre, and a workshop of The World is Round by Armand Salacrou for the Horizon Theatre Repertory. In 2008 he produced and directed the NYC premiere of Refuge of Lies at Theatre Row. He currently is the Animation Director for Vertical Learning Curve and is a member of the Lincoln Center directing lab and the Society of American Fight Directors.

Steven Walters (Playwright) is the Resident Playwright, Co-Founder, and former Co-Artistic Director of Second Thought Theatre in Dallas, Texas. His plays have been produced by Second Thought Theatre, Project X, Casa Manana, the Festival of Independent Theaters, WaterTower Theatre?s Out of the Loop Festival, Baylor University, Gardner Webb University, Priority One and Blue Fish TV. In 2005, Steven was named ?Best Local Playwright? by the Dallas Observer. His plays have won and been nominated for numerous Dallas/Ft. Worth Theatre Critics Forum Awards, Column Awards, and Leon Rabin Awards. Steven currently works as a staff writer for Funimation Entertainment. As an actor, Steven has performed regionally with the Dallas Theater Center, Kitchen Dog Theatre, Casa Manana, Lost Nation Theater, and the Peterborough Players. Television credits include: Friday Night Lights, Prison Break, and Case Closed. Steven currently resides in Los Angeles, CA and is represented by the Abrams Artists Agency and Imprint Entertainment.

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