Tall Woman Productions is pleased to present Woman in the Dark, written and performed by Elizabeth Alice Murray and directed by Erika Iverson as part of the 2nd Annual Planet Connections Theatre Festivity. The Festivity will take place June 1st through the 26th at the Gene Frankel Theatre (24 Bond Street) and The Robert Moss Theater at 440 Studios (440 Lafayette Street) in New York City. Woman in the Dark will be playing three performances at the Gene Frankel Theatre: Friday June 10th, Tuesday June 14th and Saturday June 18th.
About Woman in the Dark
Dangling between hilarity and terror, a young woman is trapped in an elevator above Grand Central Station during the Blackout of 2003. Elizabeth Alice Murray takes on multiple characters as she recounts her journey from panic and anxiety to resentment and optimistic mania as she befriends and alienates her elevator fellows and reflects upon the larger questions and possibilities of "being in the dark."
Woman in the Dark plays for three performances on the following schedule: Friday June 10th @ 6pm, Tuesday June 14th @ 4pm and Saturday June 18th @8pm at the Gene Frankel Theatre (24 Bond Street). The running time is 35 minutes. The show is performed as part of a double bill with Maggie Surovell's Becoming Emma Goldman.
About the Artists
Elizabeth Alice Murray has written and produced several short films, including TIMING which was recently awarded Best Comedic Short at the Strasbourg International Film Festival. As a performer, she has worked with the National Theater of the Deaf, The Provincetown Theater and Theatre Unplugged among others.
Erika Iverson is an actor, director, and a founding member of Magis Theatre Company. She is currently working on two additional one-woman shows, one as a director and one as a performer. She was last seen on stage in a production of Shakuntala at the Ellen Stewart Theatre at La Mama E.T.C.
About the Festival
The Planet Connections Theatre Festivity is New York‘s premiere eco-friendly/socially-conscious theatre festival. Fostering a diverse cross-section of performances, the festival seeks to inspire artists and audiences both creatively and fundamentally, in a festive atmosphere. At the heart of the festivity are like-minded individuals striving to create professional, meaningful theatre, while supporting organizations, which give back to the community at large. www.planetconnections.org.
Tickets are $18 and can be purchased by visiting www.planetconnections.org.
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