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ALL
THE WRONG REASONS
A True Story of Neo-Nazis, Drug Smuggling and
Undying Love
Text
and performance – John Fugelsang
Direction – Pam MacKinnon
Scenic
and Costume Design – Kaye Voyce
Lighting Design – Mark Barton
Sound Design – Jeremy J. Lee
Production Stage Management – Niki Spruill
Cast:
John Fugelsang
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Facility address:
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Prices:
Single tickets, $50.00 each.
CheapTix Sundays, $20.00 (all tickets for all Sunday evening performances
at 7:00pm; tickets must be purchased in person, in cash at the NYTW
box office).
Student tickets, $20.00 (must be purchased in person with valid student
ID at the NYTW box office).
Description:
Every once in a while, a show comes along that celebrates traditional
values and following the rules. This is not that show.
John
Fugelsang, the real life son of an ex-nun and a former monk, declares
war on everything the neo-cons hold dear in this fearless and hysterical
one man show. Sex, politics, Klansmen, the drug war, stem cells and
radical love - it's all part of this brilliantly comic and heartbreaking
odyssey. The award-winning actor, comedian and political satirist presents
an inspiring crusade to take the fundamentalists' morality - and beat
them with it.
Dates:
First preview, Friday, March 23; opening night, Sunday, April 15; final
performance, Sunday, May 6.
Performance
schedule:
Tuesday at 7:00pm; Wednesday – Friday at 8:00pm; Saturday at 3:00pm
and 8:00pm; Sunday at 2:00pm and 7:00pm.
Exceptions:
Saturday, March 24, no 3:00pm performance
Sunday, March 25, no 2:00pm performance
Sunday, April 15, no 2:00pm or 7:00pm performance (5:00pm performance
only)
Saturday, April 28, no 3:00pm
Special
student matinee on Wednesday, April 25, at 2:00pm. For more information,
please contact Jen Zoble, Director of Education, jenz@nytw.org.
Audience
Discussions:
Tuesday, April 10, post-performance
Wednesday, April 18, post-performance
Tuesday, April 24, post-performance
Artist
Dialogue with John Fugelsang, Wednesday, March 28, post-performance.
Running time:
approximately one hour and 30 minutes with no intermission
About
the artists:
John Fugelsang has performed at the US Comedy Arts
Festival in Aspen and the Just for Laughs Festival in
Montreal. Film and TV credits include Coyote Ugly, Somewhere
in The City, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "Providence,"
"Becker," over 20 appearances on "Politically Incorrect
With Bill Maher," "Americas Funniest Home Videos," "TV411"
for PBS, "The ACLU Freedom Files" for Court TV, "McEnroe"
and "Bullseye" for CNBC, "Paul McCartney's Live Town
Hall" and "George Harrison: The Last Performance" for
VH1, and numerous stand-up appearances. New York stage credits include
Savage in Limbo, Blue Window, and Junk Male, which
played for
several years at The Duplex in Greenwich Village. He received the award
for "Outstanding New York Monologist"
at Lincoln Center from the Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs.
His piece on the history of the Drug War
was recently published on the Huffington Post.
Pam MacKinnon NYTW: Itamar Moses' Back at Leipzig;
New York: Sheri Wilner's Father Joy (SPF), Erin Courtney's
Alice the Magnet (Clubbed Thumb), Caryl Churchill's Mad
Forrest (Juilliard), Tina Howe's Water Music (E.S.T.);
Regional: Edward Albee's Peter and Jerry: Homelife and The Zoo Story,
Itamar Moses' The Four of Us (Old Globe), David Mamet's Romance
(Goodman), Gina Gionfriddo's After Ashley (Philadelphia Theatre
Co.), Edward Albee's The Goat or, Who is Sylvia? ( Alley Theatre,
Vienna's English Theatre), Edward Albee's The Play About the Baby
(Goodman, Philadelphia Theatre Co.).
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