TechnoPlay Reading: Justin Warner’s “A Wire in Water” 12/14
Posted by MB - December 9, 2014
Project Y Theatre Company’s
2014 Reading Series
TechnoPlays: Science, Technology, and Human Connection
presents:
A Wire in Water
by Justin Warner
Directed by Sarah Cameron Sunde
Cap 21 (18W18th Street)
Room 605
FREE!
Project Y’s 2014 “TechnoPlays” Reading Series comes to a close this week with a reading of Justin Warner’s latest play, A Wire in Water, at Cap21 (18 W 18th Street) at 7pm on Sunday, December 14th. Join us as we hear our final play in this year!
The Cast includes: Victor G. Barbella, Jeremy Beck, Ali Rose Dachis, Paul Klementowicz, Brian O’Neill, Zak Risinger, Tracy Sallows, Alex Webb, and Josie Whittlesey
ABOUT THE PLAY:
Did Alexander Graham Bell steal a key element of the telephone patent? That question was hotly disputed in headlines and multiple trials in the late 19th century, and some scholars today believe he did. A Wire in Water explores the complicated relationships and conflicting interests that may have forced Bell’s hand, and his struggle to neutralize his actions after the fact.
ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT:
Justin Warner is a playwright, lyricist, and librettist based in New York City. His plays have been produced in over 25 cities, including NYC, London, LA, DC, and San Francisco. He is a member of the BMI Musical Theater Workshop, and a winner of its Jerry Harrington Award for Outstanding Creative Achievement. He is also a Kennedy Center-ACTF winner, a NYC 15 Minute Play Competition winner, a Princess Grace finalist, an O’Neill semi-finalist, and a seven-time Heideman Award finalist. His musicals have been produced, developed, or showcased at the ASCAP/Disney Workshop with Stephen Schwartz, Vital Children’s Theatre, Raw Impressions, Manhattan Musical Theatre Lab, the Triad, the York Theatre, and the Greenwich House Music School Theater Lab. A Wire In Water was commissioned by the EST-Sloan Project and was previously developed at Luna Stage (NJ). Other projects include the musicals The Masked Zinfandel with Peter Yarin, The Passion of Ed Wood with Rob Kendt, and a musical adaptation of Andrew Solomon’s book Far From The Tree with Kristin Maloney and Robert Maggio. Justin is a Lecturer in Expository Writing at NYU, an Associate Artist with AlterTheater in Marin County, CA, and a member of the Dramatists Guild.
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