Connections, communication, cooperation and Common Air, indeed link us all. More so the six characters in this play, brilliantly portrayed by Alex Lyras. When each person in The Common Air relates their story we are able to see how small the world is when it comes to personal trials. Though life takes us in different paths more often than not our paths cross. The play takes place in a NY airport where traffic and action hit peak from day to day. Unfortunately on this specific day there is a major delay for reasons unknown leaving the protagonists idle in the Airport with plenty of time to tell their tales.
The Common Air draws a lot of its content from current events in turn making it informative as much as it is emotional. The first character we meet it's a NYC Cabbie, the second a Gallery Owner, the third an Attorney, the Fourth a Hipster DJ, the fifth is a University Professor and the sixth is an Iraqi-American that ties the story as he talks to the NYC Cabbie we first got to know in the beginning of the show.
Apart from being a show superbly acted and directed its philosophy and message are quite relevant. The Common Air brings us together in the most uncommon of circumstances highlighting all the more that our differences and lives are not as far from each other as we sometimes believe.
For ticket purchase visit www.telecharge.com or www.45bleecker.com
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
The Common Air
Connections, communication, cooperation and Common Air, indeed link us all. More so the six characters in this play, brilliantly portrayed by Alex Lyras. When each person in The Common Air relates their story we are able to see how small the world is when it comes to personal trials. Though life takes us in different paths more often than not our paths cross. The play takes place in a NY airport where traffic and action hit peak from day to day. Unfortunately on this specific day there is a major delay for reasons unknown leaving the protagonists idle in the Airport with plenty of time to tell their tales.
The Common Air draws a lot of its content from current events in turn making it informative as much as it is emotional. The first character we meet it's a NYC Cabbie, the second a Gallery Owner, the third an Attorney, the Fourth a Hipster DJ, the fifth is a University Professor and the sixth is an Iraqi-American that ties the story as he talks to the NYC Cabbie we first got to know in the beginning of the show.
Apart from being a show superbly acted and directed its philosophy and message are quite relevant. The Common Air brings us together in the most uncommon of circumstances highlighting all the more that our differences and lives are not as far from each other as we sometimes believe.
For ticket purchase visit www.telecharge.com or www.45bleecker.com
Monday, November 9, 2009
Night of the Butterfly
Night of the Butterfly
* A New Musical for Children and Their Adults
This original musical appeases children from the anxieties that come from feeling different. The show accomplishes this with creative characters and a didactic plot that is extremely fun and appealing to the young mind. Written, directed and performed by experienced young actors this children's show will indeed give kids an afternoon to remember.
"All the bugs beside the Really Big Puddle live happily, except for Beetle, whose curiosity is awakened when he sees a butterfly pass overhead. What happens when a courageous young beetle embarks on the biggest adventure of his life?"
For Ticket Purchase and Information got to: www.telecharge.com or www.45bleecker.com
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