Aaron Simon Gross Directs BRANDONNA SUMMER LIVES, LIVE!

Find a Feather, LLC is titillated to finally reveal that the one and only Brandonna Summer is finally bringing her act to New York City (commonly called The Babylonian Bedlam, The Money Town, The Modern Gomorrah or The Big Apple by people "in the know") in a brand new intimate show entitled BRANDONNA SUMMER LIVES, LIVE! as part of the 2016 New York International Fringe Festival.

A fresh faced, young and scrumptious Aaron Simon Gross directs a cast that includes Carol Angeli as Marcy Chung, Alexander Cruz as José, MEGAN Rose Greene as Sissy and Shorey Walker as Brandonna's Assistant.

"Seeing me perform live is truly a religious experience, my loves," Brandonna boasts. "Especially if your religion is based on diamonds, couture and bathtubs full of champagne."

Written and starring BRANDON ALTER, BRANDONNA SUMMER LIVES, LIVE! is without question the most glamorous show at this year's New York International Fringe Festival. Brandonna Summer, international socialite and dance-pop icon, is on the run from her drug lord ex-fiancee. Her hilarious comeback show proves you can't outrun your past, but you sure can outclass it.

"After spending years away from NYC - just as Brandonna has - I'm thrilled to return home with her," director Aaron Simon Gross explains with a twinkle in his eye. "In our short time together, I've fallen in love and I'm certain you will, too."

According to Brandonna, "There are only two things more exciting than NYC in the summer! Shopping for an island. And seeing my show!"

Aaron Grant serves as the Executive Producer along with Associate Producer Danielle Faitelson.

BRANDONNA SUMMER LIVES, LIVE! features direction by Aaron Simon Gross, Musical Direction by Zachary Bencal with first class stage management provided by Margot Whitney. Adam Boncz serves as the Project Coordinator for the General Manager, Aaron Grant Theatrical.

Part of The New York International Fringe Festival - FringeNYC A production of The Present Theatre Company
August 12th - 28th
Tickets: $18 - For tickets visit www.FringeNYC.org

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