MITF's OCEAN IN A TEACUP to Open at June Havoc Theatre, 7/12

OCEAN IN A TEACUP, is a new musical drama based on a true story, with music by Joel Krantz, book & lyrics by Joel Krantz & Neil Selden and directed by Rosalyn Morehead.

In OCEAN IN A TEACUP, a broken American soldier gets a second chance at life in post-war India... The war is over, but Ray Hauserman does not return home from India to the woman he loves. The shame of having broken his vow "never to kill" draws him to an Indian teacher who offers him a unique path to redemption.

Featured in the musical are Enrique Acevedo, Danny Bolero, Gus Curry, Noellia Hernandez, Ryan Jagru, Janice Landry, Nadine Malouf, Joy Mayweather, Jesse Means, Jay Paranada & Anita Vasan.
Broadway star, Rosalyn Morehead, directs. She has appeared on Broadway (Big River, Urban Cowboy, Once on This Island), Off-Broadway (Tapestry-the Music of Carol King, Beehive) & co-wrote the title cut, "Home for Christmas" for *NSYNC, which has sold over two million copies. Musical Direction is by Andrew Smithson, with Brian Lane Green Assistant Directing. Aaron Grant is Executive Producer & General Manager.

DATES: Tues, July 12 @ 6pm, Fri, July 15 @ 9:30pm, Sun, July 17 @ 3pm,
Mon, July 18 @ 8:30pm, Mon, July 25 @ 8pm & Tues, July 26 @ 6pm
THEATRE: June Havoc Theatre ~ 312 West 36th Street
TICKETS: General Admission: $18. ~ Student/Senior: $15.
RESERVATIONS: (866)811-4111 https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/834825

ABOUT THE MIDTOWN INTERNATIONAL THEATRE FESTIVAL (MITF)

The Midtown International Theatre Festival, now in its twelfth year, celebrates the diversity of theatre. The MITF welcomes theatrical storytelling across a broad spectrum of genres, forms, identities, cultures, and appetites. The MITF seeks to nurture these new ideas, perspectives, and stories on its stages, with an eye set on guiding these productions toward future success and longevity. The festival, traditionally held in summer, represents a fantastic, often paradoxical, adventurous and intriguing cross-section of the forefront of the Theatre World. The MITF proudly hosts production companies from across the country and around the globe, uniting talent in one of the biggest theatre capitals in the world. John Chatterton created the MITF in 2000, a Midtown alternative to other theatre festivals, as a way to present the finest off-off Broadway talent in convenience, comfort, and safety. In 2008, the Festival added two 99-seat theatres and inaugurated the Commercial Division for upwardly mobile shows with commercial ambitions.

 

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