Congratulations To Playwright Neil Wolfe, Whose Play THE ELEVATOR Makes It's Debut In The Strawberry One-Act Festival

Neil Wolfe (Playwright, THE ELEVATOR) is a critically-acclaimed, consummate pianist and performing composer.  As a Columbia Records artist, he recorded three solo albums with full orchestra produced by legendary producer Teo Macero, arranged and conducted by Peter Matz. He has performed extensively throughout the country in concert tours through Columbia Artists and through his own solo tours. His television appearances have included the Tonight Show with Johnnie Carson and PBS (The Boston Pops). His compositions have spanned the worlds of musical theater and pop songs with performances by the Boston Pops, the Chinese Symphony at Lincoln Center and other noteworthy orchestras. His musical theater compositions include: BIRTHDAY: THE FRANKENSTEIN MUSICAL which had its premier at the Deep Ellum Theater in Dallas, Texas and has been in development in workshop productions in NYC, and INTIMATE STRANGERS, which premiered at the Long Beach Light Opera Company in California. He has performed in concert with Barbra Streisand, and she recorded his song "All That I Want" on her album MY NAME IS BARBRA: II.

In addition, Columbia Records produced a special tribute album for Barbra Streisand, featuring Wolfe playing her best known songs. Streisand described Wolfe as "one of the most exciting pianist-composers I have ever met" in her liner notes for the project.  His pop songs have included recordings by critically-acclaimed jazz vocalist Stevie Holland, as well as his many other associations.     

THE ELEVATOR By Neil Wolfe 

Directed By Rick Mueller

A woman trapped in an elevator is forced to confront her imaginary sister.

Friday, July 15th at 9pm
Monday, July 18th at 9pm
Monday, July 25th at 7pm 

Tickets: $25 Online, $27 at the Box Office
Premium Seats (Rows A-F): $30 Online, $35 at the Box Office

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Friday, July 15th at 9pm

Playing with:

THE SHINING WORDS By Thomas M. Walsh
Directed by Thomas M. Walsh
Featuring:  Chablis Quarterman
An introduction and appreciation of poetry.

LIKE THROUGH A MIRROR By Joseph Lizardi
What could happen when “make believe” dominates reality?

Monday, July 18th at 9pm
Playing with:

 

EULOGIES By Amanda Feliciano

What happens at a funeral, stays at a funeral.

JUST SAY IT THREE TIMES By Erin Moughon

Joanna and Emilia are spending another night at home drinking and bemoaning the state of their lives.  That is until Joanna summons playwright Aphra Behn to their apartment from the 1600s.

THE EARLY BIRD SPECIAL By John J. Ronan
A martini to die for, the old folks are really stepping out.

Monday, July 25th at 7pm
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. 

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.

At the Theatre at St. Clement’s, 423 West 46th Street, NYC