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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
February 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, & 18. . .
Little
Building:
a musical melodrama
directed by Nick Jones
with book and lyrics by Nick Jones
music by Benjamin Ickies
"breathtakingly ridiculous"
-Nonsense NYC
"Finally, a modern love story
which truly reflects the city in which we
live. . ." -Village Voice
"Brilliant. . . the songs rock,
the jokes spark and you actually believe that these buildings are
alive."
-Murphguide.com
As featured in the NY Observer,
Gawker and the NY Times!
Story
in the New York Times.
Review
on Murphguide.com
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Nick Jones, playwright, puppeteer,
and licensed real estate agent, melds his
interests in this musical featuring singing real estate. Music provided
by
Benjamin Ickies of the Ambitous Orchestra. See
more photos!!
Ralph is a man trying to develop land in New York's hottest outlying
neighborhood - Alaska. He begins a metaphysical love affair with
a talking
building, and together they attempt to create a Newer York City
for the Arctic.
A bizarre and heartbreaking melodrama,
in perfect proportion to the city we live in.
February 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, & 18. . .
@ 7:30pm
$13 in advance/$15 door order at
www.smarttix.com
Galapagos Art Space
70 North 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
with Corey Sullivan
Tamar Schoenberg
Jessica Delfino
Katie McClenahan
Mark Sam Rosenthal
Peter J. Cook
Jarret Berenstein
& Jason Quarles
Costume design by Sarah Stansbury
Set design by Jane Parrott
Light design by Ku'uipo Curry
Sound design by Dan Kutcher
Choreography by Emily Reutlinger
Additional design by Annie Reichert
Originally performed as part of the EVOLVE theater
series at Galapagos.
Nick Jones is a playwright, director,
puppet designer, and licensed real
estate agent. His work has been performed at chashama ("Canada's
Mid-Riff")
the Bowery Poetry Club ("Sleepless Fishes" and "Crabquistador:
Scavenger of
God") as well as the Portland Institute of Contemporary Art's
TBA Festival,
the Dublin Fringe Festival (first runner up, "Most Entertaining"),
Ars Nova,
the Brick Theater, The Kitchen, and P.S. 122. He is a founding member
and
artistic director of Jollyship the Whiz-Bang, which is (alternately
or
simultaneously) a puppet troupe, band, and theater production company.
He
has been an artist-in-residence at Galapagos, the Bowery Poetry
Club, and at
the Hoontown Puppet Festival in Bangkok, and is a member of the
Ars Nova
Play Group. As a puppet designer, he has created work for the Allstars
Youth
Project (2/05) The Castillo Theater (3/05), for the 2004 Dream Parade
in
Taiwan. He was born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska and graduated
in 2001
from Bard College.
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