Jungle Cake Corporation Plays The Tank 11/5

The Tank: home for emerging arts presents Jungle Cake Corporation Thursday, November 4, 2010; 7:00 pm - $10
Friday, November 5, 2010; 7:00 pm-$10

Location: The Tank at 354 W. 45th Street, New York, NY 10036
A, C, E, to 42nd Street; 1, 2, 3, S, 7 to Time Square

About "Jungle Cake Corporation"

One Corporate Office of a Cake Company. Four plays. Four completely different scenarios--one in a different era--but all under one roof. The Corporate Office. Only one word can fully describe what goes on in there: it's a JUNGLE.

Part 2: The Left Hand Affair and Part 1: Mister Unexpected Visitations Meets Mister Coal Rooms by Chris Pierce

Mandel (an important executive in the cake corporation) confronts his wife, Julia, about the theft of his artificial left hand. And then we take a trip back when it all started.

How Sweet by Michael Ross

Albert Trying to pick up a cake for their stepmother's birthday party, a recovering addict visits her younger brother in the corporate headquarters of a dessert manufacturing company. Unfortunately for both siblings, there is nothing sweet to be found in this office.

Speakeasy by Brian Kirchner

In a future where coffee becomes the ultimate controlled substance, a young businessman finds himself immersed in the raucous world of caffeine addicts. Will he find a home within the ostracized, or is this the ultimate road to perdition?

(Working Title) by Christopher Edward Moss

It's Elena's daughter's third birthday today but she refuses to leave her office at a dying cake factory, but when her husband Kurt comes to drag her to the party she so desperately refuses to attend, their marriage and the life of an entire town hangs in the balance.

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