New Plays for Young Audiences to Present ZACHARY BRIDDLING, WHO WAS AWFULLY MIDDLING, 6/9 & 10

New Plays for Young Audiences will present Zachary Briddling, Who Was Awfully Middling  for young audiences June 9th– 10th at the Provincetown Playhouse, 133 MacDougal.
  
Zachary Briddling, Who Was Awfully Middling by Finegan Kruckemeyer: Zachary Briddling is awfully middling – until he realizes that is only for 'here', for the place where he lives. So he sets off in search of places where he doesn't live – places where he is the oddest thing imaginable! Directed by Emelie Fitzgibbon (Graffiti Theatre, Cork, Ireland). The play is appropriate for elementary and up. Runs on Saturday, June 9th, at 2pm and 5pm, and Sunday, June 10th, at 3pm.  
 
All performances are in the Provincetown Playhouse. An audience discussion with the playwright, director, and actors will follow each Sunday performance. Tickets are $5 for adults and FREE for children, high school students, or with a valid NYU ID.
 
For reservations, please contact NYU Ticket Central online at www.nyu.edu/ticketcentral/calendar, by phone at212-352-3101, or in person at 566 LaGuardia Place (at Washington Square South). Reporters interested in attending should contact the Office of Public Affairs at 212.998.6797.  For more information on the series, contact Dr. David Montgomery at dm635@nyu.edu or 212-998-5869.
 
Based in the Program in Educational Theatre at New York University's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development, New Plays for Young Audiences is an annual summer play development series located in the historic Provincetown Playhouse. Founded in 1998 by Lowell and Nancy Swortzell, NYU's prize-winning New Plays for Young Audiences has developed over 40 new plays written by leading playwrights for young audiences and families. These plays go on to receive both national and international recognition, publication and production.