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Lenore Skomal's New Play THE EXES Takes the Stage For Industry Reading

By: Nov. 24, 2017
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Lenore Skomal's new play The Exes takes the stage this December for a special industry reading prior to its Off Broadway run in spring of 2018.

Self-made billionaire Richard and his best friend Dick were both married to the same woman: strong willed Mavis. When she drops in uninvited on Christmas Eve--the day of Richard's daughter's wedding--all hell breaks loose. Reminiscent of The Philadelphia Story, this bromantic comedy of love and breakups is alternately irreverent, ridiculous and tender-reminding audiences why marriage and divorce make for strange bedfellows.

WHO: Industry professionals and investors

WHAT: A special staged reading

WHEN: Friday, Dec. 8 at 3:00 p.m.

WHERE: Matthew Corozine Studio Theatre, 357 W 36th St #202, NYC

Tickets are very limited and subject to availability. If you're interested in learning more about this fun, lighthearted production, request your free tickets at www.TheExesThePlay.com or email: Hello@lenoreskomal.org.

The upcoming staged reading features Beau Allen, veteran of Broadway [Jesus Christ Superstar, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas] and film [recently released Daddy's Home 2], as well as award-winning actor Sal Rendino, known for his recurring roles in The Get Down, Billions, Law and Order SVU, The Daily Show and Royal Pains and starring opposite John Travolta in Gotti. Cast members include: Cornelia Groeger, Matthew August Jeffers, Neil Smith, John Coleman Taylor, Jennifer Laine Williams and Jo Walker.

"I believe laughter is a close second to love as a healing power. It's a panacea for all that ails this planet, says playwright Lenore Skomal. "Dick Wright, one of my characters, says it best when his ex-wife Mavis says to him, "I see you still think you're funny." "Oh, but I am funny," he counters. "If I weren't, I'd go insane."

So stay sane! Connect with us www.TheExesThePlay.com. And please follow us on Facebook.

Lenore Skomal is a seasoned entrepreneur and writer by profession; she's authored 17 books, including three best sellers. She is also the sole proprietor of Lenore M Skomal Productions, LLC, which produces her plays and Broadway Bound Theatre Festival. Her first nonfiction book--the definitive biography about female historical figure Ida Lewis, THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER'S DAUGHTER--has been optioned by LA-based Amfram Entertainment and is currently in preproduction with a release date of spring 2019. A proud member of the Dramatists Guild, Commercial Theatre Institute, Theater Resources Unlimited, Off Broadway Alliance, Theater Communications Group, the National Newspaper Columnists Association, Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), and the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA), Lenore is dedicated to helping artist-entrepreneurs find their way. You can find out more about her at www.lenoreskomal.org.



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