Place: A taxi in New York City.
Characters in order of appearance
Wencius CHRIS PETROVSKI
Who’s Who . . .
Chris Petrovski (Wencius), a native of New
Zealand, recently arrived in New York where he appeared in ten episodes of
Madam Secretary. He co-stars on the Web Series In the Moment,
which was featured on Funny or Die. His Los Angeles theater credits include:
The History Boys, Waiting for Godot, Six Degrees of Separation, All My Sons and
Den of Thieves. Film credits include: All Cheerleaders Die, H8RZ, Coldwater and
the soon to be released Breaking Brooklyn, Sable, and The Body Tree.
He is a graduate of the Stella Adler School.
Milton Justice (Director) Broadway
(producer): Vieux Carre by Tennessee Williams, Patio/Porch by
Jack Heifner; Off-Broadway: Vanities by Jack Heifner, Das Luscitania
Songspiel by Sigourney Weaver and Chris Durang; Film: Academy Award [Documentary],
Emmy Award [Children’s TV Special], 2 Golden Globe nominations.
Los Angeles Theater director: Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Misalliance,
Entertaining Mr. Sloane, A Private View, Heartbreak, Waiting for Godot; Six
Degrees of Separation, Our Town, Three Sisters, J.B., Waiting for Lefty,
Middletown, Been So Long, Cock, Seminar, Vinegar Tom. Teaching: Yale,
NYU, Unitec – Auckland, New Zealand, Institute of Creative Arts – Seoul, Korea.
Shi, Yi |
Shi, Yi (Playwright) is a native of Foshan, China, the hometown of Yip Man - Bruce Lee’s kung fu master. Shi lives with the fighting spirit he shares with his compatriot over his past decade abroad. He is a graduate from UC Berkeley and a current master’s student at Yale University. He is a violinist, a singer, an actor, a writer, and an educator for life.
A VIEW FROM THE BACK by Yi Shi
Who contemplates the questions of love, death and violence in a taxi?
Saturday, July
16th at 5pm
Sunday, July
17th at 3pm
Wednesday, July 20th at 9pm
For tickets go
to https://www.therianttheatre.com/item.php?id=283
At the Theatre
at St. Clement’s, 423 West 46th Street, NYC
The Riant Theatre’s Strawberry One-Act Festival
The Riant Theatre’s Strawberry One-Act Festival
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