The Tank Presents Sheila St. George... April 17

Sheila St. George and the World's Farthest-Falling Man plays Sunday, April 17, 2011; 7:00pm Free/$10 with open bar

Location: The Tank at 354 W. 45th Street, New York, NY 10036
A, C, E, to 42nd Street; 1, 2, 3, S, 7 to Time Square

About The Show

One year ago, Sheila fell fifteen stories and lived to tell the tale. Now her geologist husband, her physical therapist and a mysterious Soviet (possibly a spy!) must keep her from falling even further. A love story that starts with the birth of the moon and ends with tomorrow's sunrise.

Featuring:
Yeauxlanda Kay*
Charles Linshaw*
Desiree Matthews*
Eric Rice*

*Appearing Courtesy of Actors Equity Association (AEA)

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About Daniel McCoy
Daniel McCoy is a playwright and performer living in Brooklyn. His other plays include Group (FringeNYC 2010, Crosstown Playwrights), Eli and Cheryl Jump (FringeNYC 2009, Ignited States), Sympathy (workshops w/ Highwire Theatre and State of Play Theatre) and Goddamn Gorgeous Mess (workshops w/ The Tank and Potluck Plays). His short plays have been produced and developed in New York and across the country at theaters including The Flea Theater, Clubbed Thumb, 13th Street Rep, No Tea Productions, Source Theatre Festival (Washington D.C.), The Elephant Theatre Company (Los Angeles) and Stage Q Theatre (Madison, WI). Daniel is an ensemble member of the New York Neo-Futurists, writing and performing regularly in the ongoing late-night show Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind (30 Plays in 60 Minutes) at the Kraine Theatre. He recently co-wrote and performed in (un)afraid, the Neos' Fall 2010 full length production. He is a founding member of Crosstown Playwrights in New York and a member-at-large of The Elephant Theatre Company in L.A.

About SLAM
SLAM Theatre, the Tank's resident playwright program - now in its fifth year, has been the birthplace for countless collaborations and the ground floor for amazing, daring new work. SLAM has been an essential catalyst for the New York theatre community and is offering even more perks in the new 2011 season.

About The Tank
Founded in 2003, The Tank is a non-profit arts presenter whose mission is to provide a welcoming, creative, collaborative, and affordable environment for artists and activists engaged in the pursuit of new ideas. Through a wide range of low-cost, high-concept arts and public affairs programming, The Tank seeks to cultivate a new generation of audience for live performance, civic discourse, and the work of emerging artists. Follow The Tank on Twitter (@thetanknyc), Facebook, Tumblr and Wordpress.