LAByrinth Theater
Company (Co-Artistic Directors Philip
Seymour Hoffman and John Ortiz
and Executive Director Steve Asher)
is proud to announce that LABPASS® for the 2006-07 season is now onsale. The 15th anniversary season, continuing
LAByrinth’s residence at The Public Theater, will also include LAB’s annual
free play reading festival, The Barn Series. LAByrinth
Artistic Directors Philip Seymour Hoffman and John Ortiz will
take the stage this season along with Company Members Carlo Alban, Eric
Bogosian, Andrea Ciannavei, Beth Cole, and Daphne
Rubin-Vega. Joining them will be special guest artists Elliott Sharp
and Isiah Whitlock, Jr. More
casting to be announced.
LABPASS offers exclusive access and
15% savings to LAByrinth’s 15th Anniversary Season. For only $136 plus a $5 processing
fee, LABPASS holders prepay for a ticket
to four of the season’s five
productions and have the opportunity to reserve a seat to before
tickets go on sale to the public.
LABPASS holders have priority
access to reserve a premium seat for:
- A Small, Melodramatic Story by
Stephen Belber
- Jack Goes Boating by Bob Glaudini
- This is Now! a collaboration by Eric Bogosian and Elliott
Sharp
- Intríngulis by Carlo Alban or Pretty Chin
Up by Andrea Ciannavei
Plus, LABPASS includes priority
notification of dates and projects in the 2006 Barn Series—LAB's signature
festival of free readings of new plays, invitations to private readings and
other developmental projects, invitations to Celebrity Charades® and
other special events, and a subscription to the LABPASS newsletter with
exclusive content about each production.
LABPASSes are available online
or via telephone. Buy online at labtheater.org,
or call The Public
Theater Box Office at (212) 260 –
2400 and place your order over the phone. Box office
hours are: Sun-Mon 1pm-6pm, Tues-Sat 1pm-7:30pm.
The following productions are part of the 15th Anniversary Season and available
now with LABPASS:
A
Small, Melodramatic Story
World
Premiere
By
Stephen Belber
Directed by
Lucie Tiberghien
Featuring Carlo Alban, Isiah Whitlock Jr.
In Washington, D.C., a
widow named O is trying to figure out whether life is worth re-engaging with.
In her path are the 1968 riots, the first Gulf War, the Freedom of Information
Act and herself. There's also an archivist named Keith, a cop named Perry and a
kid named Cleo. And finally there's the question of just how much about
anything do we really need to know.
Jack
Goes Boating
World
Premiere
By
Bob Glaudini
Directed by
Peter DuBois
Featuring Beth Cole, Philip Seymour Hoffman, John Ortiz, Daphne
Rubin-Vega
Swimming lessons. Cooking
classes. A random subway attack. Confessions of betrayal. Cocaine paranoia. A
best friend's meltdown. How much is too much for a date with someone you've
just met?
This
Is Now!
Special
Limited Engagement
Written and Performed by
Eric
Bogosian
A Collaboration with Elliott Sharp
Bogosian supplies the
words and Sharp provides the sounds in an eighty minute excursion
rant/soundscape on the theme of "now". Bogosian hits on smoking,
sainthood and the CIA while Sharp trips out on guitar, sax, temple bells and
cyber-sound.
Intríngulis
A
Developmental Production
By
Carlo Alban
Directed by David Anzuelo
Novelist, sniper,
television personality, delinquent youth. Window washer, tourist, Beelzebub,
idealist youth. Vigilante, rock star wannabe, minuteman, apolitial youth.
Illegal immigrant. These are the people in your neighborhood.
Pretty
Chin Up
A
Developmental Production
By Andrea Ciannavei
Directed by Michele Chivu
What's the difference
between an overweight marketing executive who sells women's lingerie and diet
pills and the starving spokesmodel who peddles the goods for the camera? About
100 pounds.
