LoveSick changes each performance. If you saw it last month, check it out this month to see a new play or a new song. As we Pop Up in different NYC and Brooklyn spaces, our show changes to fit the venue, the audience, and the month.
The Current Cast includes: Nick HotNickels Greco, Joachim Boyle, Sarah Dunivant, Molly O’Keefe, Zane Johnston, and Roland Lane
SPECIAL GUEST STARS: Leah Sarbib, David Carl, and Lauren Singerman
For group ticket information (8+ tickets), please click here.
“Incisive, provocative play…intimate and involving, thanks to a first-rate cast.” - Time Out New York Critics’ Pick
“The cast, under Douglas Hall’s direction, is uniformly strong…savvy and often sharply comic”- Talkin’ Broadway
Renee Calarco writes “with verve” - The New York Times
ABOUT THE PLAY
Mo and Brian are a picture-perfect DC couple: they’re smart, they’re witty, and they have a beautifully remodeled kitchen. But when Mo’s best friend Patti announces she’s found Jesus and is putting her own career on hold, Mo must take a closer look at the harder truths surrounding her own marriage. A comedy about relationships, faith, and the fine line between compromise and regret.
“The Religion Thing” was nominated for a Helen Hayes/Charles MacArthur Award for Best New Play in 2013.
THE CAST
Curran Connor, Katharine McLeod, Danielle, O’Farrell, Jamie Geiger, and featuring Project Y Founding Co-Artistic Director, Andrew William Smith
THE DESIGN TEAM
Set Design by Kevin Judge. Lighting Design by Ben Hagen. Costume Design by Jessa-Raye Court. Sound Design by Amit Prakash. Stage Management by Adrian Pena. Properties Design by Sarah Dunivant.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Wednesday, July 9:Talkback with Yael Ben-Zion, whose photographs from her celebrated book Intermarried are hanging in our performance space.
Thursday, July 10:Post show discussion with Susan Needles, LCSW, founder ofInterfaith Counseling which evolved out of her extensive and long-term work in the field of interfaith, interethnic and international counseling with couples and families who belong to these demographic groups.
Friday July 11:A Project Y FUNdraiser Party! Sponsored by Hendricks Gin. Celebrate Project Y’s 15th Birthday, enjoy complimentary cocktails and hor d’ouerves, raffle prizes, and a screening of our PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD Video Series. Tickets available here.
Wednesday, July 16: Talkback with Ami Bhalodkar-Haque, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the State of New York as well as an Ordained Interfaith Minister.
Thursday, July 17:Talkback with Naomi Riley, a weekly columnist for the New York Post and a former Wall Street Journal editor and writer whose work focuses on higher education, religion, philanthropy and culture.
Wednesday, July 23:A post show discussion with Sheila Gordon and Clay Dockery of Interfaith Community and interfaith couples.
Thursday, July 31:A post show discussion with representatives from The White Institute Fran Dillon and Rabbi Yaffe of the Little Neck Jewish Center.
