Unexplored Territory: Break A Leg’s One Act Slam!

“Unexplored Territory”: BAL’s One Act Slam-New One Act Plays

Saturday, March 23, 2019 2PM
Episcopal Actors’ Guild – 1 East 29th Street, 2nd Floor/NO elevator access (chair lift available)

(Church of the Transfiguration – Guild Hall (to the left of the church entrance up one flight of stairs)

Directed by Valerie Adami-Juhlin

Featuring: Teri Black*, Colin Dwyer, Cathy Gale*, Timothy Paul Jobe, Joe Lenihan, Susan Richard*, Dan Shaked* and Robert Tekavec

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association

Free admission/Limited Seating/NO elevator access (chair lift available)

Break A Leg is proud to feature five new plays as part of our first ever “One Act Slam”, a competition in which YOU, our audience, will vote for your favorite!

The Cast:

The Plays:

Operation Pizza by Stuart D’Ver

Pizza. In a military transport plane. On a mission. What else do you need to know? Come see what Pepe, Margherita, Shroomie and Plain Jane are up to.


 

Have You Ever Been To Ireland? by John Esposito

Can you find hope on the Staten Island Ferry?  Have You Ever Been To Ireland? tells the story of a young man’s unexpected encounter with two Irish tourists on a journey between boroughs in the Big Apple.

 

A Much Better Deal by Stephan Feldman

At a rural diner, a Mom, son and local Park Ranger are getting ready for a nice turkey dinner when something unexpected — and frightening –happens. See how it all unfolds in this dramatic and poignant play about the struggles of everyday life and the power of compassion.


 

A New York Encounter by Fran Handman

Anything can happen in a New York minute, even in the middle of the day between two strangers on a park bench with very different views of the world. Will these two get together or go their separate ways? We’ll see…


 

Lennon vs McCartney by Stephen Kennedy

Everyone has a favorite Beatle but not everyone can debate the matter like these two guys. See which side you’re on in this hilarious verbal romp between best buds at a bar across the pond.