Tommy's Girls by Samantha Stone -- Fordham/Primary Stages MFA in Playwriting
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Walkerspace
46 Walker Street New York, NY 10013Description
Tommy’s Girls
by Samantha Stone
directed by Ashley Brooke Monroe
In a London brothel haunted by years of secrets, four girls live together enslaved by an older man. A mysterious newcomer returns after a decade with secrets from her own past. Will the others heed her warnings or drive her away?
Walkerspace
46 Walker Street (btw Broadway and Church)
New York, NY
Tickets are available for:
Thursday, April 12 at 7pm
Friday, April 13 at 7pm
Saturday, April 14 at 7pm
Sunday, April 15 at 3pm
PLEASE NOTE: If one of the dates listed is no longer available in the drop down menu above, all tickets for that date have been taken. Please select another date from the drop down menu for your tickets or join the wait list for your preferred performance.
All performances are free and open to the public.
Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime. The production runs approxmiately 90 minutes without an intermission. THERE IS NO LATE SEATING.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at 212-840-9705 x212 or amy@primarystages.org.
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Built on the collaborative strength of two New York City theater organizations, the Fordham/Primary Stages MFA in Playwriting offers emerging writers the opportunity to develop and produce original work under the guidance of respected industry professionals. Fordham’s theatre program has a successful history of artist training. Primary Stages is an award-winning Off-Broadway theater and play development organization dedicated to inspiring, supporting, and sharing the art of playwriting. Together, these two institutions provide tremendous opportunities for training, networking, artistic development, and counseling for new play contests and residencies.
In this two-year program, students train with renowned writers, producers, and dramaturgs while exploring the theater community and productions available only in New York, the theater capital of the world. Two writers are accepted each year.