Our Saturday Reading Series is now virtual:
PLAYWRIGHTS WORKSHOP MEMBERS present NEW WORK
Discussion with the author follows the reading.
The second Saturday of each month at 2 PM, September - November / January - July
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STALLED
by Kyle Mazer, guest playwright 2 PM, Saturday, July 10 Join us on ZOOM! The event is free, but registration is required.
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STALLED: On the morning of the 2018 Kentucky Derby, eighteen-year-old Shane Brady thinks he’s got life all figured out—working as a parking attendant at the Jersey shore, he’s got friends, the girl of his dreams, and an uncanny ability to bet on horses. But as the play, just like Shane, gets caught somewhere in between a peaceful present and a painful past, this gifted gambler must gamble once again, except now on himself and his own future.
THE CAST: Shane/Young Shane ... Ethan Lynch Olivia ... Kelley McAndrews Lenny ... Gene Ciccone Frank/Local Dad/Announcer ... Paul Murphy* Rick ... Scott Cagney Mom/Local Mom ... Lynn Marie Macy* Stage Directions/Georgie/Beachman ... Will Budnikov * MEMBERS OF ACTORS EQUITY Directed by Gary Glor Kyle Mazer is from Millburn, New Jersey and is a rising senior at Yale University, where he studies English. “Stalled” is Kyle’s first play, based off a lifetime love for horseracing inspired by his father, and many summer days spent down at the Jersey Shore. Kyle has written two comedy musicals, he frequently performs stand-up in New Jersey and Connecticut, directs a sketch group called “The Good Show.” He wants to thank The Theater Project for their generosity and creativity in making this project happen! |
Funds benefiting The Theater Project were provided by Friends of the Cranford Library. Donations to support The Theater Project gratefully accepted below.
NOTE: The donation process does not REGISTER you to receive the link for the event.
NOTE: The donation process does not REGISTER you to receive the link for the event.
Donations accepted above.
Friends of the Cranford Library generously support this monthly play reading series.
The Theater Project is deeply grateful to the Friends and to Library Director Michael Maziekien for hosting this event.
Friends of the Cranford Library generously support this monthly play reading series.
The Theater Project is deeply grateful to the Friends and to Library Director Michael Maziekien for hosting this event.
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"As director of the Cranford Public Library, I attend nearly all of The Theater Project play readings, and I am never less than highly impressed by the quality of the productions."
John Malar, Director (retired) Cranford Library |
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