Tiny Little Band's GHOST STORIES Set for Cloud City, Begin. 4/30

TINY LITTLE BAND is pleased to announce the world premiere of its original work of immersive, site specific theatre, GHOST STORIES, which will be performed this spring at Cloud City (85 North 1st Street, in Williamsburg Brooklyn), with performances beginning Thursday, April 30, 2015.

In the tradition of sleepovers and campfires around the world, GHOST STORIES brings audiences into an intimate immersive space, where a series of haunting stories conjure a thrilling and unstable world made of childhood recollections and the deepest and most personal of memories. The journey is guided by three performers whose unstable presences disappear and resurface across the evening, leading the audience to navigate their own relationship to belief and skepticism in what is real. GHOST STORIES is inspired by encounters with the unknown, seeking how - and if - the shared experience of not knowing can lead to momentary community. Once we're lost in the dark, in the unknown, what's next?

With a formally daring text by Jerry Lieblich (D Deb Debbie Deborah, upcoming at Clubbed Thumb Summerworks), delicate, intimate staging by Stefanie Abel Horowitz (The Capables, The Gym at Judson), an expansive set by Carolyn Mraz (Drama Desk Nominated Charlatan, Ars Nova), and intricate lighting by Daisy Long (The Nomad, Smoke, The Flea), GHOST STORIES unites a team of innovative emerging artists making experiential theater that's as personal as it is encompassing.

The 2015 premiere at Cloud City marks the first fully-realized production of GHOST STORIES, with portions of the work previously developed and performed at the 2014 Prelude Festival, Mohawk Arts Collective, Gershwin Live at Dixon Place, HERE Arts Center, the Edward F. Albee Foundation, and Smith + Tinker.

Featured in the cast of GHOST STORIES are: Daniel Kublick (The Sonic Life of a Giant Tortoise, The Play Company), Emma Meltzer (Lost Tribe, Target Margin Theater Lab), and Jiehae Park (REDCAT, writer of Peerless, upcoming at Yale Rep).

Scenic Design by Carolyn Mraz, Lighting Design by Daisy Long.