FOOD FOR THOUGHT PRODUCTIONS
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YOU CAN LIVE ZOOM ALL SHOWS OR
ATTEND IN PERSON
AND PARTICIPATE IN A DOCUMENTARY ON FFTP
LOCATION: THEATRE 80
80 St. Marks Place, New York City.
2021 THEME–WE PERSIST!
NEXT SHOW:
MONDAY, JUNE 28th 2:00–4:00pm
Live Zoom Tickets
or Tickets to Alternative Dates (Recorded show)–Saturday, July 10th and Sunday, July 11th
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TWO PLAYS IN ONE AFTERNOON:
PENNY FULLER and STEPHEN SCHNETZER in
“SOMETHING UNSPOKEN” by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS and
“THE HAIRDRESSER” by SUSAN CHARLOTTE
directed by ANTONY MARSELLIS
LOUISE LASSER will join the Post Show Discussion via Zoom.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM:
| “Something Unspoken” by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS, a humorous one-act revolving around the social maneuvers and secrets of a Southern Spinster. “The Hairdresser” by SUSAN CHARLOTTE, which is set in a hair salon and explores compelling issues such as mortality, aging and loss, with much deeper secrets revealed as the emotionally charged interchange progresses. Directed by ANTONY MARSELLIS. Louise Lasser and Stephen Schnetzer starred in a production of “The Hairdresser” in an actual hair salon, produced by Nancy Jackman and Rosemarie Salvatore. Join the post show conversation with Louise Lasser as she talks about acting in a hair salon and interacting with the audience! Sometimes in theatre what matters most is NOT what you say but WHAT YOU DON’T SAY! Don’t miss June 28th–Two plays. Two secrets. One fabulous afternoon! |
See what the New York Times had to say about the opening show in 2021.
“Two Playwrights Go Camping”
FFTP has…a double bill that should be catnip for connoisseurs of theatrical camp. The program includes the Tennessee Williams one-act comedy “Lifeboat Drill” set on the Queen Elizabeth II, and Christopher Durang’s “For Whom The Southern Belle Tolls,” a wicked parody of “The Glass Menagerie” in which Laura becomes Lawrence, who collects swizzle sticks. Durang and the actress Carroll Baker are supposed to turn up for a post Q & A. (Elizabeth VIncentelli)
LIFEBOAT DRILL By Tennessee Williams
Starring: Bob Dishy and Judy Graubart
FOR WHOM THE SOUTHERN BELLE TOLLS!
(A Parody on The Glass Menagerie)
By Christopher Durang
Starring:
Blanche Baker, Jeremy Beck, Nathan Darrow, Darlene Hope
Program directed by: Antony Marsellis
With special zoom appearances by: Chris Durang
& Carroll Baker (“Baby Doll”)
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