A humorous play about the interwoven lives of actors navigating the complexities of immigrant identities in modern-day New York City.
STEPS Theatre & Art Against Humanity Present:
FLAWED CHOIR BY SLAVA STEPNOV**
The play is performed in English and runs for 2 hours, including a brief intermission
Flawed Choir is a humorous and introspective play about the interwoven lives of four expatriate actors, each navigating the complexities of immigrant identity, artistic integrity, and personal struggles in contemporary New York.
Synopsis: set in a humble yet chaotic radio studio on Halloween, the actors record advertisements while dealing with the recent death of their beloved but controversial director, Maestro. Tensions, aspirations, insecurities, and cultural conflicts surface, revealing deeper truths and vulnerabilities within their individual journeys. As the play unfolds, reality and performance mingle seamlessly, illuminating poignant themes of loneliness, nostalgia, cultural assimilation, and the pursuit of artistic authenticity.
The play Flawed Choir was selected for the Oxford Script Awards and the Berlin International Screenwriting Festival.
Written & directed by Slava Stepnov
Produced by Polina Belkina, Art Against Humanity Inc.
& STEPS Theatre Production Company
Cast:
Jenny Martel* as Adelaida
Jack Hartman as Roosevelt
Sophia Arnold as Zula
Theodore Vanis as Irakliy
Iryna Malygina as Radio Director
Team:
Translation: Vladimir Voropayev, Asya Stepnova, Timothy Kompachenko
Set Design: Mark Polyakov
Sound Design: Konstantin Mishchenko
Assistant Director: Iryna Malygina
Stage management: Asya Stepnov, Myron Tregubov, Daniela Lopatine
Photography: Alexandra Vainshtein
Billboard Poster Design: Veronika Georgieva
Steps Theatre would like to express its sincere gratitude to the following individuals and organizations for their generous support of this production: Clara Aich; First Hungarian Literary Society, Inc.; NYSCA–A.R.T./New York Creative Opportunity Fund (a statewide theatre regrant program); COJECO (Council of Jewish Community Organizations).
*Equity Member appearing with permission of Actors’ Equity Association without benefit of an Equity contract in this Off-Off Broadway production.
**This is an Equity Approved Showcase.
A humorous play about the interwoven lives of actors navigating the complexities of immigrant identities in modern-day New York City.
STEPS Theatre & Art Against Humanity Present:
FLAWED CHOIR BY SLAVA STEPNOV**
The play is performed in English and runs for 2 hours, including a brief intermission
Flawed Choir is a humorous and introspective play about the interwoven lives of four expatriate actors, each navigating the complexities of immigrant identity, artistic integrity, and personal struggles in contemporary New York.
Synopsis: set in a humble yet chaotic radio studio on Halloween, the actors record advertisements while dealing with the recent death of their beloved but controversial director, Maestro. Tensions, aspirations, insecurities, and cultural conflicts surface, revealing deeper truths and vulnerabilities within their individual journeys. As the play unfolds, reality and performance mingle seamlessly, illuminating poignant themes of loneliness, nostalgia, cultural assimilation, and the pursuit of artistic authenticity.
The play Flawed Choir was selected for the Oxford Script Awards and the Berlin International Screenwriting Festival.
Written & directed by Slava Stepnov
Produced by Polina Belkina, Art Against Humanity Inc.
& STEPS Theatre Production Company
Cast:
Jenny Martel* as Adelaida
Jack Hartman as Roosevelt
Sophia Arnold as Zula
Theodore Vanis as Irakliy
Iryna Malygina as Radio Director
Team:
Translation: Vladimir Voropayev, Asya Stepnova, Timothy Kompachenko
Set Design: Mark Polyakov
Sound Design: Konstantin Mishchenko
Assistant Director: Iryna Malygina
Stage management: Asya Stepnov, Myron Tregubov, Daniela Lopatine
Photography: Alexandra Vainshtein
Billboard Poster Design: Veronika Georgieva
Steps Theatre would like to express its sincere gratitude to the following individuals and organizations for their generous support of this production: Clara Aich; First Hungarian Literary Society, Inc.; NYSCA–A.R.T./New York Creative Opportunity Fund (a statewide theatre regrant program); COJECO (Council of Jewish Community Organizations).
*Equity Member appearing with permission of Actors’ Equity Association without benefit of an Equity contract in this Off-Off Broadway production.
**This is an Equity Approved Showcase.
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