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A New Play Reading
Trusty Sidekick Theater Company's
THE BOY AT THE EDGE OF EVERYTHING
Recommended for everyone 8+
We recently launched the New Victory LabWorks Project—and we'd like you to be part of it! We have reserved a limited number of complimentary seats for our Members to attend the FREE inaugural reading of our first work-in-progress with the New Victory LabWorks Project: THE BOY AT THE EDGE OF EVERYTHING by Finegan Kruckemeyer.
| In the middle of his over-scheduled, hectic, 12-and-a-bit-year-old life, Simon Ives dreams of a place where he can just stop and think and "be." Meanwhile, at the farthest point of the ever expanding universe, The Boy at the Edge of Everything lives by himself, as lonely and bored "as only someone with all the Time in all the History of the Universe can be." When Simon is rocketed into the cosmos (through an unlikely series of events involving" lots and lots of fireworks"), their worlds collide, and neither will ever be the same again. |
To RSVP for this free event, click the button below—New Victory staff will contact you with information about the status of your tickets within 24 hours of your response. Due to the limited capacity for this special event, RSVPs will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis (maximum 4 tickets per household). Clicking on the RSVP link will register and timestamp your response.
Tuesday, January 15, 2013 • 5:00pm
THE DUKE ON 42ND STREET THEATER
229 West 42nd Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues)
A few doors west of The New Victory Theater
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60 minutes with no intermission,
followed by a tea and cookies reception in the lobby of The Duke on 42nd Street
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Spencer Lott (l) and Will Seefried (r) are hard at work in rehearsal!
The Boy At the Edge of everything
Directed by: Jonathan Shmidt
Assistant Director: Drew Petersen
Music and Sound Design by: Chris Gabriel
Featuring: Spencer Lott, Heather Nicolson, Drew Petersen, Will Seefried, Robert Stevenson
trusty sidekick
creates bold, sophisticated and imaginative performances for young people and their families. They combine immersive staging and inventive theatricality to tell old and new stories, challenge preconceptions of live performance, and introduce theater to a new generation.
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