Dear
Everyone,
The world goes 'round... it is 5,769 years since Adam and Eve walked the earth and on December 9th it will be 400 years since John Milton was born. For your consideration... here it is, Paradise Found! my second 50 minute script in as many seasons, this a one a musical mystery play supplementing the exhibition of art inspired by John Milton's Paradise Lost. It is also a celebration of, well, of the talented cast, and of the reopening of The WAH Theater in the third floor ballroom of the landmark mansion on Bedford and Broadway. Running concurrent with the John Milton Exhibit at the Williamsburg Art and Historical Center "PARADISE FOUND" first staging of four short plays inspired by Paradise Lost. "On a Tuesday" by Jane Shufer "Sugar-Coated Sin" by Alaina Hammond "Lost in Paradise Lost" by Maria Micheles "Paradise Found" a new musical mystery play by Peter Dizozza With Kaitlin Bailey, Alaina Hammond, Mike Hill, John Andrew Morrison, Ken Richards and Chris Zorker Friday and Saturday, October 3, 4, 10 &11, 8:00-10:00 pm Admission: $15 Call for Student and Professor discounts! 135 Broadway at the corner of Bedford Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11211 -- 718-486-7372 WAHCenter.net The article about the exhibit is here: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/26/books/26milt.html?scp=2&sq=paradise&st=cse Happy Year 5769! (Year 5769 is the beginning of a new period of twenty-eight years - the Hebrew solar cycle, indicated by a special Jewish prayer - Birkat HaHammah (blessing of the Sun) on Wednesday, Nisan 14, 5769 - April 8, 2009.) Love, Peter |
For Immediate Release, please
Contact: Peter Dizozza
WAH Theatre Director
Dizozza600@cs.com
917-915-7635
The WAH Theatre, in the Grand Ballroom at
The Williamsburg Art and Historical Center,
Presents:
As part of the 400 Year celebration of John Milton
PARADISE FOUND
First Staging of New Scripts inspired by Paradise Lost
by members of The Brooklyn Playwrights
"On a Tuesday" by Jane Shufer
"Sugar-Coated Sin" by Alaina Hammond
"Lost in Paradise Lost" by Maria Micheles
"Paradise Found" by Peter Dizozza
With Kaitlin Bailey, Alaina Hammond, Mike Hill,
John Andrew Morrison, Ken Richards and Chris Zorker
alaina mike kaitlin
4 Performances: Friday and Saturday, October 3, 4, 10 &11, 8:00-10:00 pm
Admission: $15 Call for Student and Professor discounts!
135 Broadway at the corner of Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211 -- 718-486-7372 WAHCenter.net
Peter Dizozza is the director of the newly reopened WAH Theatre. The Theatre's
prior productions include Prepare to Meet Your Maker, The Golf Wars, The
Eleventh Hour, and The Sea Heiress. He is a composer/writer who performs monthly
song sets at SideWalk Bar-Restaurant. In 2007 La Mama E.T.C. produced his
musical play, TentagatneT. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild and The Lambs
Club and gratefully acknowledges their assistance.
Maria Micheles's plays include SleepOver, Ms. Un-Beauty Pageant, Round
&Round the Night Park, Through the Red, Ambivalence, the Audience, and her
work has appeared at Actors Studio, Theater for the New City, Ensemble Studio
Theatre, Brecht Forum, Manhattan Theatre Source, Bowery Poetry Club, Siberia,
Galapagos, Gotham Arts Improv. Maria has also worked with Brooklyn Playwrights
Collective to put up the festivals After Artaud, Beyond Brecht and is now
working on their new Chekhov festival, which will go up this December 2008.
Alaina Hammond's off-off Broadway credits include: Les Hunter's Apoapsis
(Molly), Maria Micheles' Reunion(Claire) and Sentence To Write(Paula), Ed
Malin's Return of the King(Priscilla), Tribes of
Maronii(Domino), and A to Z(Al). She appeared at the Upright Citizen's Brigade
Theatre in Tanglewood (Viv) and Young Republicans (Staunch Republican). She
wrote Nancy, To A Point (directed by Amy Carr), a semi-finalist in The
Strawberry One-Act Festival. She wrote the off-off Broadway plays Awkward Girl
Gets Hugged, Trust Overrated, And Then Came The Cranes, Active Healthy Bonding,
Future Dreams of You. Look for her "Dr. Chekhov, Gunshot Expert" in
BPC's Confronting Chekhov Festival.
Jane Shufer has stage managed the recent O Happy Three 2008 Production at
Manhatttan Theatre Source, as well as the recent theatre productions of The
Entertaiment Committee of The New York City Bar Association.
The Brooklyn Playwrights Collective is a workshop and theatre group of emerging
playwrights from Brooklyn and Queens. They workshop weekly in Park Slope. What
unites this diverse group is their urge to create an alternative to traditional
"theater-centric" events by incorporating other types of experimental
performance and musical shows onto the stage.
Paradise Found will perform at The Williamsburg Art and Historical Center (135
Broadway at the corner of Bedford Avenue-look for the mansion by the
Williamsburg Bridge) on October 3, 4, 10 &11 from 8:00-10:00.
The audience is encouraged to visit the WAH Center's Paradise Lost Art
Exhibition!
Come to the Landmark Museum Mansion on the corner of Broadway and Bedford
Avenue.
For more information, please visit:
www.wahcenter.net