MidTwenties: The Show Debuts March 1 Directed by HAIR's Hollock
Midtwenties: The Show; From composer and lyricist Elliot Roth and the comic prowess of the riveting Jenn Lederer comes MidTwenties: The Show: a coming of age story in real time; it involves two twenty something friends both exploring their sexuality and artistry in an intimate and revealing setting. Songs range from a bright but firm resignation from The Life of a broke performer (Sugar Daddy), to safe alternatives to sexual desires (Champagne and Blowjobs), MidTwenties is an emotional and spiritual journey that taps in to all walks of life. Join Jenn as she informs us that brains and looks far surpass the efforts of countless schooled actresses; find peace of mind as you journey with Elliot through the complications of love and sexuality. The words are brutally honest, the songs hit home, and the boundaries of wisdom, love and fear are challenged: it's MidTwenties: The Show.
Anthony Hollock (HAiR) makes is New York directorial debut in the same week as his Broadway debut in Hair. This will be the premier production for MGC Productions, headed by actor/producer, Martin Gould Cummings.
This premier workshop production will run March 1st, 2nd, and 3rd at 8pm at The Manhattan Theatre Source. Tickets will be $15.
The Manhattan Theatre Source is located at
177 MacDougal Street
New York, NY 10011
(bet. 8th St & Waverly Pl.)
for tickets please call 212.501.4751 or visit https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/636385
The official website for Midtwenties: The Show is www.candidaffairs.com
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