F*It Club

April 21 - May 8 2011

3B Development Series

Tickets 

Maybe your girlfriend’s parents are crazy.
Maybe your co-worker is always drunk.
Maybe you’re pregnant, and the father is MIA.

You deserve a Spring Fling: short plays, short commitment.
…
F*It Club, in association with IRT’s 3B Development Series, presents
The Spring Fling: 8 Brand New Plays

April 21-May 8 @ IRT
154 Christopher St., #3B
Wed-Sat @ 8pm, Sat-Sun @ 2pm
(No show Easter Sunday)
$18 (Buy Tickets)

French Toast and Parsley by Brooke Berman
Drunk by Bekah Brunstetter
A Short, Sad Biography of the Magician’s Assistant by Ashlin Halfnight
Our Trip to Ohio by Greg Keller
Minotaur Scavenger Hunt by Caroline V. McGraw
Come Here by Isaac Oliver
We Have the Music by Mark Schultz
If by Anna Ziegler

Directed by May Adrales, Heidi Handelsman, Josh Hecht, Victor Maog, Lila Neugebauer, & Laura Savia

Featuring Ali Ahn, Clayton Apgar, Jeanine Bartel, Marty Brown, Sara Buffamanti, Kevin Dwyer, Julie Fitzpatrick, Ben Graney, Stephen Graybill, Jessica Howell, Mara Kassin, Ryan King, Roger Lirtsman, Joseph Midyett, Allyson Morgan, Morgan Reis, David Ross, Amanda Sayle, & Danielle Slavick

Sound Designer: Tim Boyce
Stage Manager: Veronica Graveline
Costume Designer: Jennifer Jacob
Assistant Stage Manager: Kevin Lee Yi
Set/Prop Designer: Sarah Martin
Light Designer: Dan Winters
Graphic Designer: Mike Shea

The Spring Fling is made possible in part with public funds from the Manhattan Community Arts Fund, supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and administered by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.

“The Spring Fling,” a collection of one-act plays to be presented in April -May 2011 in the 3B Development Series at IRT, is a co-production between F*It Club, led by Executive Director Allyson Morgan, and MSK Productions, led by Executive Director Mara Kassin.

F*It Club, comprised of an up-and-coming group of actors, writers, directors, and producers, was founded with the goal to provide community, access and opportunity to those who have been unable to successfully navigate the “system” due to lack of funding or positioning. We say “f*it” to waiting for opportunity to knock. We are seizing opportunity and making it ours.

MSK Productions is committed to presenting new work by emerging playwrights, such as the critically acclaimed New York premiere of Brooke Berman’s “Until We Find Each Other,” in June 2010, where Allyson Morgan and Mara Kassin met and discovered their similar producing aesthetics and goals.

The concept is simple: to present one-act plays about relationships in New York by up-and-coming New York playwrights, set in a non-traditional, flexible theatre space. The goal is that by producing a piece about a bar actually at a bar, or a piece set in an office in an real office space, we can make these authors’ work more immediate, accessible, and surprising, and provide an innovative and memorable theatre-going experience that will attract a generation of audience members in New York that is generally underrepresented (20-30 somethings).