Cast Announced for DATE ME, DO ME, DUMP ME at Hybrid Club
By: Tyler Peterson Oct. 08, 2015
The cast has been announced for the Fall production of DATE ME, DO ME, DUMP ME, the unique immersive experience coming this October to the Hybrid Club in Times Square. Leading the cast is singer/songwriter Adair Gilliam, working alongside an ensemble cast: Maggie Mae Dale (NYC Debut), Paige Kresge, Jordon Snow (NYC Debut), Jonathan Vanderzon, and Laura Winters.
The Hybrid Club, which showcases indie talent, is hosting its hottest act yet, the veritable "Greasy" Grace Pilsner! And she's not just sharing her latest hit song... In an evening of adult conversation and tight harmonies, you'll become privy to the intimate (and true) dating escapades of four wild women, retelling their dating woes (and yours).
The Hybrid Club, at 669 8th Ave, between 42nd and 43rd Streets, is inside New York's only year-round Haunted House, TIMES SCARE. Previews are Monday and Tuesday nights at 8pm starting Oct. 19th. After opening on Friday November 6th at 9pm, the show runs through January on Friday and Saturday nights at 9pm. Tickets are $45 and on sale now at www.showgoesonproductions.com, or by calling 866-811-4111.
With the price of admission, you can submit your most unforgettable dating story; the most outrageous ones will be retold onstage for everyone to enjoy. If you thought your dating life was scary...you've never heard it told inside a haunted house. Audiences also have the opportunity to come onstage to share their own story. Dating prospects are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy $5 drink specials at the KILL bar.
New York Pianist and Vocal Arranger Steven Mitchell teamed up with songwriters Marianne Forti and Leah Gray in this immersive comedy where cocktails are contagious and singles can mingle!
Directed by Marc Eardley (Death Party, Standby the Musical, Really Bad Things/NYMF, Sex, Lies and Earl Grey/NYFringe). Marc is also known for creating and producing the musical event Broadway's Epic Fail: a night of songs from movies that should never become musicals, and he has several musical projects currently in various stages of development.
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