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PLURALITY:
In the near future technology means the end of crime, but as the government fights for control, Alana fights for the truth - but even she is not who she says she is.
SIDES:
Tess is determined to humiliate her boyfriend in front of another woman - but in this comedy of confrontation nothing goes as planned.
PLACEBO:
Interconnected characters search for hope, a chance, or in Sara's case - first love. In New York City, everyone has a story to tell.
ANY DAY NOW:
Small-town beauty Sam arrives in NYC with only a wide-eyed hope of a modeling career and an unfinished affair with a politician to help her navigate the isolation of a foreign city and new life.
MOLLY:
Rock and roll is never easy; especially for Jeff, with his failed dreams of rock stardom, and free-spirited Molly with her hopeless infatuation. Will she help him find his voice or lead them both into trouble?
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THEATER:
"Samantha Strelitz is hysterical as Cara, the dilettante actress trustfunder with a condo on Perry Street who nevertheless claims to know a lot about life."
-Theatermania
“The versatile, all-female cast and hilarious script in Death for Sydney Black mix Mean Girls, American Pie, and a number of beloved Disney princess tales with bawdy, dark humor, and pop culture references. If you’re a fan of any of the aforementioned movies you’ll probably enjoy this show; we are, and we did.”
-Maxamoo.com
“Godlight is one of NYC theater’s true unsung heroes. This extraordinary company, which has perhaps the most consistent track record of producing excellent, thought-provoking, challenging fare with dazzling production values in spite of indie-level budgets. The company has developed a remarkable aesthetic over the years, telling stories with economy, immediacy and heightened theatricality.”
–The Villager
“Pam, an Olympic champion trying to downplay her fame and admitting "I never should have gotten married," is brought to life successfully by Samantha Strelitz."
-Woman Around Town
“ A darkly funny, cynical, yet ultimately true comedy from Academy Award and Tony Award winning playwright John Patrick Shanley (Moonstruck, Defiance, Doubt). Four Dogs And a Bone invites us into a dysfunctional, manipulative, but hilarious quartet of show business professionals at odds over the fate of a film in production. With impeccably witty writing by one of the most legendary playwrights of our time, performances by exciting new talent, and passionate, intelligent direction, Four Dogs And a Bone promises to be the independent theater experience of the year.
–Theatermania
“This was probably the best cast I have ever worked with. They were not only tremendously talented, but they went well above and beyond the call of duty. It was a lot of fun to direct as a result.”
–Simone Marie Martelle (Writer/Director)
