Anthony Fusco (Playwright, PSYCHIC CAFÉ, Director) Anthony
is very excited to have his new play PSYCHIC CAFÉ presented as
part of the Summer SOAF 2016. He recently had two plays compete in the Thespis
Theater Festival Summer 2015, as well as the VENUS ADONIS festival Winter 2016
in NYC. His one act psychological thriller titled FIXATION, was
nominated as one of the best four plays, at the Strawberry One Act Winter 2015
festival. He has been writing plays since 2006. He won best director award for
his one act drama RUSH HOUR MADNESS, in the Strawberry One
Act festival, winter 2013. His other credits include: CROSSING VERRAZANO, CONFESSIONS OF A BAD BOY, SOLEMATES, THE
HANDBAG CLICK CLACK GIRLS, STR8 MEN ARE B**CHES TOO.
PSYCHIC CAFÉ By Anthony Fusco
Lorenzo Duefacci, a flamboyant, renowned psychic in NYC, needs to hire an assistant to help draw in new business. He hires Anthony Fontana as the new weekend tarot card reader. Anthony has no idea what he’s in for until he meets the most unique clients he has ever read, with the most bizarre over-the-top confessions. Get the inside look at the most intimate of conversations people have with their psychic.
Lorenzo Duefacci, a flamboyant, renowned psychic in NYC, needs to hire an assistant to help draw in new business. He hires Anthony Fontana as the new weekend tarot card reader. Anthony has no idea what he’s in for until he meets the most unique clients he has ever read, with the most bizarre over-the-top confessions. Get the inside look at the most intimate of conversations people have with their psychic.
Thursday, July 14th at 9pm
Saturday, July 16th at 5pm
Sunday, July 17th at 3pm
Thursday, July 14th at 9pm
Playing with:
Playing with:
THE G69 TRIPLE X-TREME OSCILLATOR By
Peter M. Carrozzo
Directed by James Kim
A couple’s discussion about the arrival of a newly purchased sexual device is complicated by the wife’s accidentally misplacing the instructions. Their search for the whereabouts leads them into several unanticipated discoveries.
Directed by James Kim
A couple’s discussion about the arrival of a newly purchased sexual device is complicated by the wife’s accidentally misplacing the instructions. Their search for the whereabouts leads them into several unanticipated discoveries.
CROCKETT’S
LAST STAND By George Cameron Grant
Directed by Joy Kelly
Aqueduct Productions, Inc.
Following his political career-ending speech before the House of Representatives, Colonel David Crockett encounters an escaped slave boy named Joseph, who teaches him that there is more to courage than flowery words, fancy shooting, and overblown legends.
Directed by Joy Kelly
Aqueduct Productions, Inc.
Following his political career-ending speech before the House of Representatives, Colonel David Crockett encounters an escaped slave boy named Joseph, who teaches him that there is more to courage than flowery words, fancy shooting, and overblown legends.
A FRIEND By Anika Benkov
Directed by Michaelle Cheripka
Featuring: Gabrielle Lemonier & Miriam Litchenberg
A young woman hires a friend off of craigslist. The play follows their relationship and explores themes of growing up, trust, boundaries, and intimacy between women in an internet age.
Directed by Michaelle Cheripka
Featuring: Gabrielle Lemonier & Miriam Litchenberg
A young woman hires a friend off of craigslist. The play follows their relationship and explores themes of growing up, trust, boundaries, and intimacy between women in an internet age.
Saturday, July 16th at 5pm
Playing with:
Playing with:
LUCILLE ZANZIBARZ By Don Rosenthal
A one-act play
diving into the emotions of a tormented man that may have murdered his
wife. You will cherish the moments of
laughter that relieve you from the raw emotion.
REVOLVER By Paul Trupia
A social commentary involving the reality of guns. The reality of protection.
A social commentary involving the reality of guns. The reality of protection.
TAXI!
By Yi Shi
Who contemplates the questions of love and death in a taxi? A mosquito.
Who contemplates the questions of love and death in a taxi? A mosquito.
Sunday, July 17th at 3pm
Playing with:
Playing with:
SIXTY SHADES OF GREY By Amanda Ortega
A romantic comedy with a twist. It’s a short play about a young single woman Lily rushing to meet her first “normal” match.com date, but her plans come to a screeching halt when she gets stuck in an elevator with a man she wants nothing to do with. This cute story makes you realize your match might be closer than you think, you just have to pay a little more attention.
A romantic comedy with a twist. It’s a short play about a young single woman Lily rushing to meet her first “normal” match.com date, but her plans come to a screeching halt when she gets stuck in an elevator with a man she wants nothing to do with. This cute story makes you realize your match might be closer than you think, you just have to pay a little more attention.
FAMILY
GOOGLING By Mark D. Tjarks
Jacqueline and Frank invite an old friend over for dinner, hoping she will influence Jacqueline’s daughter’s decision about her first teenage love. The play takes place as they prepare the table for dinner and ends when they are finished. They come to regret their decision to force the daughter, Becca (a Hebrew name meaning a trapper), to stay engaged in their conversation while she continues to text her lover on the phone (otherwise she will have to put her smartphone away). Having a smartphone at the ready during a conversation of old friends turns out to be a dangerous thing, as the daughter starts researching their stories through the internet. They come to reveal and to learn more about themselves during the setting of the dinner table than they ever imagined.
Jacqueline and Frank invite an old friend over for dinner, hoping she will influence Jacqueline’s daughter’s decision about her first teenage love. The play takes place as they prepare the table for dinner and ends when they are finished. They come to regret their decision to force the daughter, Becca (a Hebrew name meaning a trapper), to stay engaged in their conversation while she continues to text her lover on the phone (otherwise she will have to put her smartphone away). Having a smartphone at the ready during a conversation of old friends turns out to be a dangerous thing, as the daughter starts researching their stories through the internet. They come to reveal and to learn more about themselves during the setting of the dinner table than they ever imagined.
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