Ulterior Motives will showcase seven short plays about less-than-straightforward characters, written and produced by members of the Village Playwrights, New York's Lesbian and Gay playwrights collective.
In Kevin Berry's "TWENTY-FIVE" Joe and Jenny invite themselves to a surprise birthday party for their younger brother-only to find they are the ones who are surprised.
An undergrad seeking advice about how to break up with her boyfriend stumbles into new complications in "BREAK UP" by K.S. Stevens.
Discontented movie extras mix bad food and sharp barbs while "coaching" a closeted gay star in George Bistransin's farcical "JUMBO SHRIMP."
"NOW WHAT?" by Andrew Velez is a glimpse into a married couple's bedroom on a seemingly ordinary evening that turns incendiary.
Bill Koch's "ROOMMATES" finds two men whose long, loving relationship is upended by addiction and impending death.
Gwen Baer's new comedy "EDGY IN DA HOUSE" features a lesbian stand-up comedian who makes Lenny Bruce sound like
Mary Poppins.
In a sleazy gay bar at the end of the night, three guys have traffic problems sorting out who's picking up whom in George Bistransin's comedy "LAST CALL."
ULTERIOR MOTIVES will be presented in the Wings Theater, 154 Christopher Street, New York City at 8 PM on Tuesday, January 27 and Wednesday, January 28. Tickets are $10. Students and seniors are $5. For reservations or information call 718-381-1487 or e-mail
VillagePlaywrights@gmail.comABOUT THE VILLAGE PLAYWRIGHTS
The Village Playwrights meet at 8 PM on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month at the LGBT Center, 208 W. 13th Street. Participation is open to all Playwrights and Screenwriters.
"This is a place to speak from the heart. This is a place to find one's voice. This is a place to take risks."-Emanuel Gavales, Village Playwrights Chairperson
For information about attending a Village Playwrights' meeting, call 212-645-1514 or e-mail
phryxus@aol.com
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