Tickets are $22
All performers are vaccinated. All audience members must be masked and provide proof of vaccination to enter. You can provide proof through the Excelsior Pass app or a hard copy of your Vaccination card. There will be no refunds if you are unable to provide proof of vaccination.
Excelsior Pass: https://covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov/excelsior-pass
VIRTUAL TICKETS FOR THE LIVE STREAMING DATES ARE $22
There will be no rewind or fast forward during the live presentation.
SPECIAL NYC PREMIERE!
Black Box PAC's New Production of
Eric Bogosian's
1+1
At The Chain Play Festival
(3RD FLOOR)
NO LATE SEATING
full length #2 (4th floor)
Masked by Glynn Cosker
Join us for The Art of Storytelling - A Free Workshop with NPR Storyteller Doug Cordell, Saturday, July 16th @ 2PM. Reserve your spot in advance online! Seasoned and emerging writers are encouraged to attend this interactive workshop. Open to the public! Twitter: @DougCordell IG @dougcordell3
In The Chain Studio Theatre on the 4th Floor
SATURDAY JULY 16 @ 2pm
Bio:
Doug Cordell is a National Public Radio storyteller, comedian, Emmy-nominated writer and international speaker. His true-life radio stories air on NPR’s Snap Judgment and APM's Marketplace, and he been a featured performer and speaker at theaters, comedy clubs, universities and conferences across the U.S. and abroad. His talks and workshops on the Power of Storytelling have been conducted for a wide range of corporate, nonprofit and general audiences. A member of the Writers Guild of America with a Master of Fine Arts degree in Dramatic Writing from New York University, his television credits include PBS, Disney and Nickelodeon. Find out more at dougcordell.com. Follow him on Twitter: @DougCordell.
Program #1 (3rd floor)
Days to Come by Brandon Hughes
Bonefruit by Leah Annia Plante-Wiener
PROGRAM # 2 (3rd floor)
What the Psychic Said by Matthew McLachlan
The Right Person by Merridith Allen
Sin Blanca by Zoe Ray Prawda
PROGRAM # 3 (3rd floor)
Cheesecake by Darpan Joshi
Maybe Tomorrow by Brian Leahy Doyle
Our Place in the Daylight by Marissa Alaniz
PROGRAM # 4 (3rd floor)
#DOGMOM or Words Matter by Robyne Parrish
Mommy by Lee Melillo
Finger Yourself by Labiba Choudhury
Like Horses by Cate Wiley
PROGRAM # 5 (3rd floor)
13th Grade Prom by Schuyler Iona Press
PROGRAM #6 (3rd floor)
What Love Really Is by Caleb Moreno
Mo and Bee by Hannah Young
PROGRAM #7 (4th floor)
Strangers in a City by Steph Prizhitomsky
The Adventures of Dragon's Den by Caitland Winsett
The Day We Make Contact by Joseph Sexton
PROGRAM # 8 (4th floor)
Effigy by Nicholas Bompart
1983 by Taiwo Aloba
Dead Man Walking by Ali Keller
PROGRAM #9 (4th floor)
Self-Storage by Eugene Grygo
Clean Dishes by Robert Moulthrop
The Pimple Play by Seth Barnes
Program #10 (4th floor)
Strictly Personnel by Matt Sanders and Ariel Aliza Sanders
Push-Ups by Robert Cantillon
Standby by Annie Raczko
Pretty Privilege by Emma Miller
CJ and Cat by Natalia Urzua
PROGRAM #11 (4th floor)
Hollywood by Joshua Jade
Starsong by Andrew Strano & Erika Ji
Dorm Death by Rosie Coursey
Dead Man Walking by Ali Keller