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Classic Six: The Apartment Plays | ||||||
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David Ives, Leonard Melfi, Cary Pepper Jeni Mahoney, Darren Canady, and Arlene Hutton |
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Performed by the student actors of Michael Luggio Coaching Featuring : Ali Christovich, Samantha Gorjanc*, Bradley Marco, Emily McKeon, Rushi Birudala, Sean Connelly, Dylan Castro, Ally Welsh, Johny Luong, and Kiara Melendez |
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Light is an Equity Approved Showcase produced by special arrangement with Playscripts Inc. *Actors appearing courtesy of Actors Equity. | ||||||
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Classic Six |
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The Apartment Plays | |
A student actor showcase | |
1. Bolero by David Ives |
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Year: 1952 A woman's world threatens to come apart in the middle of the night when she and her husband hear strange sounds and voices coming through their bedroom wall. |
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Woman | Emily McKeon |
Man | Dylan Castro |
2. Lunchtime by Leonard Melfi |
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Year: 1966 Avis, a lonely young housewife, has hired Rex, a local handyman, to refinish the furniture in the bedroom of her 1960s New York apartment. A shared afternoon scotch reveals how the other half lives and just how much they have in common. |
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Avis | Julia Zanardi |
Rex | Bradley Marco |
3. Come Again, Another Day by Cary Pepper |
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Year: 1987 Ivan Foley returns to his New York City apartment after yet another frustrating day of job-hunting to find a hired killer waiting in his living room. |
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Ivan | Rushi Birudala |
Martin | Sean Connelly |
4. Light by Jeni Mahoney |
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Year: 1999 Helena is undergoing a spiritual rebirth under the guidance of a mysterious, self-proclaimed guru. Her childhood friend, Abby, wants to share in Helena's happiness, but this new path requires her to forget her past -- and that includes Abby. |
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Helena | Samantha Gorjanc* |
Abby | Emily McKeon |
Light is an Equity approved showcase produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc. |
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5. You're Invited! by Darren Canady |
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Year: 2016 Tempers flare at Logan's 4th Birthday party. Keeping up with the Joneses is a costly affair. |
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Will | Bradley Marco |
Paul | Rushi Birudala |
Terri | Ally Welsh |
Jeremy | Dylan Castro |
Maggie | Ali Christovich |
6. Closing Costs by Arlene Hutton |
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Year: 2025 After viewing four hundred apartments, has Harris finally found the right co-op, or simply the right real estate agent—Alice? |
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Harris | Johny Luong |
Alice | Kiara Melendez |
Setting: One New York apartment. Large closets and lots of charm. | |
Runtime: 110 mins | |
There will be a 10 minute Intermission at this performance. |
Cast
Meet the Company
Bradley Marco

Kiara Melendez

Samantha Gorjanc*

Johny Luong

Ali Christovich

Rushi Birudala

Julia Zanardi

Ally Welsh

Sean Connelly

Dylan Castro

Emily McKeon

Michael Luggio

Lindsay Van Norman
Set and Design Crew:
Johny Luong | Ally Welsh |
Sean Connelly | Samantha Gorjanc |
Emily McKeon |
Special thanks to:
Crystal Field |
Emily Pezella |
Alex Bartenieff |
CLASSIC SIX presented with the cooperation of:
Theater for the New City was founded in 1970 by Crystal Field, George Bartenieff, Larry Kornfeld and Theo Barnes. Now in its 53rd year, Theater for The New City is dedicated to producing established and emerging playwrights and to presenting the work of small developmental theater companies, all of whom experiment with new forms; and to expand theater accessibility and enhance the cultural dialogue though our Community Programs.
Actors' Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 50,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wagesand working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org
Michael Luggio, founder of Michael Luggio Coaching, works with actors continuing their training at the professional level. Established in 2008, he applies over 25 years of experience to his work the classroom teaching acting for the stage and camera. Offering classes for intermediate to advanced actors in Scene Study, Character Development, and a variety of On-Camera classes, students at Michael Luggio Coaching develop their skills in class and on stage to take the next steps in their careers. www.michaelluggio.com