AMIOS to Present BRAVE NEW SHOTZ Next Week

Monday, June 5th, 7:00pm and 8:30pm
The Kraine Theater, 85 E. 4th St., New York, NY 10003

$12 TICKET INCLUDES A BEER WHEN BOUGHT IN ADVANCE!
$15 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR!

SHOTZ! is a theatrical pressure cooker that every month pairs 6 groups of actors, writers, and directors together to create brand new 10-minute plays, and perform them the first Monday of the month at The Kraine Theater, 85 E. 4th St., NY. Unified by three common criteria, each collection of plays captures a variety of perspectives around the month's theme, and is the best, most consistent showcase of up-and-coming talent in NYC theater.

BRAVE NEW SHOTZ is an evening of plays inspired by fictional dystopian societies and the non-fictional systems that could make them a reality.

The conditions for this month are:
1. An aspect of our world today must be removed in order to "improve" society.
2. We must witness a ritual.
3. The line: "Look at how far we've come," must appear.

FEATURING

PERFORMERS
Veronica Cooper, Lynn Guerra*, Kim Krame*, Katie Rose Krueger* Michael Fulvio*, Tricia O'Toole, Khalia Davis*, Lauren Hart, Khris Lewin*, Justin Yorio*, Philip Estrera*, Jacqui Jarrold, Emily Kitchens*, Alia Guidry, Fadoua Hanine, Marvin Scott III, Tom Coiner*, Cassandra Paras, John Stewart*

WRITERS
Amy Berryman, Mario Gonzales, David L. Williams, Arika Larson, Ed Malin, Amy Gijsbers van Wijk

DIRECTORS
Rob Hille, Eli Thacker Taylor, Kerry Kastin, Matt Weiss, Nina Fry, Alex Major

Literary Manager: David Haan
Sound Designer/Op: Kia Sayyadi
Lighting Designer/Op: Pam Pangaro

Produced by Eli Thacker Taylor and Kerry Kastin

Founded in 2009, AMIOS is a collective of theater artists with a singular purpose: to build community through art. Now approaching its 8th year, SHOTZ! has produced over 500 short plays, 18 one-acts, and 7 full-length plays from over 100 contemporary playwrights.

Find out more at: www.amios.nyc

*Actors appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity Association

Subsidized studio space provided by the A.R.T./New York Creative Space Grant, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.