Jeremy Kushnier Will Play Robert Moses In BULLDOZER: THE BALLAD OF ROBERT MOSES for Four Performances

Bulldozer Partners in association with Aaron Grant Theatrical has announced that Jeremy Kushnier will take on the role of Robert Moses in BULLDOZER: THE BALLAD OF ROBERT MOSES, on Dec 27 @ 2PM; Dec 29 @ 8PM; Dec 30 @ 2PM and Dec 30 @ 8PM as Constantine Maroulis is off for the holidays.

Mr. Kushnier's Broadway credits include Ren in Footloose, Roger in Rent, AJ Golden in Paramour, understudy for Jesus, Judas and Pilate 2012 revival JCS, Tommy DeVito in Jersey Boys. Off Broadway: Leo Szilard in Atomic (Drama Desk Nom), Eddie in Shear Madness. Regional: Archibald in The Secret Garden TV: Nurse Jackie, The Good Wife, Person of Interest.

The new rock musical about Robert Moses will had its official opening on December 12th and features Music & Lyrics by Peter Galperin with a Book by Peter Galperin and Daniel Scot Kadin. Karen Carpenter directs the production which features 17 original songs played by a 4-piece rock band. Mr Kushnier will be joined by Wayne Wilcox as Nelson Rockefeller, Molly Pope as Jane Jacobs, Ryan Knowles and Kacie Sheik. The production runs through Sunday, January 7, 2018 at the Theatre at St. Clement's (423 West 46th Street). https://bulldozer.nyc

Robert Moses was one of the most polarizing figures in New York political history, and was probably the most powerful unelected official ever in the United States. He outlasted and outfought 5 governors, 6 mayors, and several Presidents. From the late 1920s to the mid 1960s anything that was built in New York City and New York State had to be approved by him. Jones Beach, the Verrazano Bridge, the renovation of Central Park in the 1930s, Lincoln Center, all of New York Cities public swimming pools, The Westside Highway, The United Nations, all of the parkways and highways that lead out of New York into Long Island and Westchester County, two World's Fairs, the list of his projects is literally endless.

But much of what he did destroyed neighborhoods and greatly accelerated inner city decay, and almost everything he did was aimed at the growing car culture of the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. Of the billions of dollars of public infrastructure built under his control, not one dollar went towards mass transit. So the urban environment that we live in today is largely one created by Moses - we live in the world he left behind. Today, if you were stuck in traffic on the LIE, or your train to Bay Ridge broke down, or if you are a die-hard NY baseball fan, Moses life's work probably impacts your life more than you realize.

Performances are on Tuesdays - Thursdays at 7PM; Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM; Matinees are on Wednesdays & Saturdays at 2PM and Sundays at 3PM.

Tickets are $40 - $80 and available at https://bulldozer.nyc or by calling 866-811-4111.