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My short play ARCH NEMESIS , directed by Andrew Grosso, will be a part of Youngblood/Ensemble Studio Theater’s April Fool’s Brunch on Sunday.  It’s about  a fourteen year old girl named Casey  (Chet Siegel) who inflicts revenge on her tormenter, Calvin (Dave Thomas Brown) and what their Guidance Councilor Judy ( Katie Atcheson) has to say about it. Oh and Calvin, if your’e reading this, I’LL NEVER FORGET HOW YOU CHASED  ME AROUND THE PLAYGROUND WHILE  MAKING FUN OF ME IN CHING CHONG LANGUAGE FOR WEARING A KIMONO FOR HERITAGE DAY!!!!

PS.   If you haven’t gone to one of these before, trust me that they are belligerently fun.  And by belligerently fun, I mean there is an open bar.

this Sunday, the first of April at 1pm  it’s the APRIL FOOL’S BRUNCH six (count ‘em, SIX!) brand new short pays that will put itching powder in your shorts and Saran Wrap on your toilet.

HOOVER by Clare Barron NO SNOWGLOBES PAST THE SECURITY CHECKPOINT! by Lydia Blaisdell

HEY COMRADE LENIN REMEMBER WHEN WE USED TO BE FRIENDS?      by Alex Borinsky TIM TORRES PRESENTS THE FIRST APRIL FOOL’S DAY, THE STORY OF AN UNLIKELY HERO FEATURING THE MUSIC OF TIMMY T: A PAGEANT by Ryan Dowler DAY DRINKING by Erica Saleh ARCH NEMESIS by Leah Nanako Winkler SIX brand new plays, plus a brunch buffet of pancakes, eggs, bacon, pastries and fruit!  And our morally reprehensible, fiscally ludicrous OPEN BAR of mimosas and (young)bloody marys!TICKETS JUST $18 ORDER TICKETS from OvationTix by clicking HERE. (If reservations on OvationTix are sold out, please reply to this email to ask about a waiting list) SUNDAY, APRIL 1 doors open at 12:30pm for buffet and bar – get there early, bacon goes fast. show starts at 1pm PLEASE NOTE: We usually have a waiting list, so any reservation not picked up by 10 minutes before curtain time can NOT be guaranteed. Ensemble Studio Theatre 549 W. 52nd Street Between 10th/11th (closer to 11th) EST’s Youngblood program is made possible by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the New York State Council on the Arts, through private contributions from The Tournesol Project and the Jerome Foundation, and individual donations.