MUST SEE DOUBLE FEATURE

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Posted: 4/10/05 at 4:58pm

"Love and Lamb"
starring David Bar-Shlomo, Arielle Barnes, Stany Coppet and Natasha Peeled. A dark comedy that keeps you laughing and wanting more(lireally)considering the fact that it is a short play of about 35 minutes. A twist on the cliche saying "I will die for you" becomes a reality rather than a comfort of love. With director Michael Alvino making his transiton from film to stage proves that he can work magic without visual effects. The play written by actor/write David Bar-Shlomo proves himself at 25 years young that a great writer can brilliantly portray a part on stage as well. The entire cast studys together at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute where they learn to create there own techinque that works for them. Well as this play would prove, theese techinques do justice. Stany coppet, originaly from French-Guiana, shows seduction on stage towards the cast and the entire audience, with every work spoken you get drawn in more and more until he stops speaking (its a tease if you ask me) Arielle Baranes who plays opposite of david keeps the play going with her brilliant comedic timing.

"Why do Chickens Have Wings"
starring Roy Aialon, Tony Partrige, Kate Moran, Natasha Peled, Alfonso Graham and Lisa Lamothe. A hillarious comedy written by Arielle Barnes and directed by Adi Rogel. What happens when a man is pressured by his neurotic wife, robbed by his greedy psycharist and asked to become a criminal by his boss? He becomes a chicken? Well this cluckin performance(part two in the double feature)keeps the laughs goin and smiles growin. With Roy Aialon's first major NY production he proves himself worthy with an abundence of character work and skill. Tony partridge, the elder of the group, is hillarious as a psycharist that bears the name Dr. Greed. Kate Moran who plays wife of roy establishes energey on the stage that bounces back and forth with the audience the entire show. Natasha Peled the docs assistant, is nothing less than an angel. As her dialouge keeps the plot in tune and the scenes connected. And last but not least, featured actos Alfonso Graham and Lisa Lamothe also do a brilliant job. With Alfonso as the boss of the bank he portrays an employees worst nightmare.

SO COME CHECK OUT THIS DOUBLE FEATURE WITH TWO PERFORMANCES LEFT SUN APRIL 10TH AND MON APRIL 11TH AT 7 P.M AT THE REPERTORY THEATRE LOCATED AT 50 W 13ST BET 5TH AND 6TH TICKETS ARE $17($14 STUDENTS)FOR RESERVATIONS PLASE CALL 212-721-0916
Updated On: 4/10/05 at 04:58 PM