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FOR GUARENTEED SEATS TO:
"The Member of the Wedding" by Carson McCullers
Make
a reservation for our July 29 Garden Party fundraiser TODAY!
Cast of thirteen features Sandra Mills Scott*, Taylor Morgan
and Nicholas Lindsay-Abaire
$50 for dinner, drinks and a reading
$25 discount for those under 25-years-old
6:30-10:00pm
in Ditmas Park
-- AND -- SAVE THE DATES:
Saturday SEPTEMBER 26
Sunday SEPTEMBER 27
2009
SITE-SPECIFIC
on the beach and boardwalk
CONEY ISLAND!
Both Performances at 3pm
BNW wishes to thank the following sponsors of The Tempest: The Coney Island Development Corporation The Jewish Community Center of Greater Coney Island please contact Producing Artistic Director Claire Beckman if you would
like to add your name to this list of sponsors! 917.660.4660
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SCROLL DOWN TO SEE The Waterfront Museum Barge (www.waterfrontmuseum.org)
In May BNW toured the NY/NJ harbor with a staged reading of Budd Schulberg's classic: On The Waterfront kicking off a summer
of site-specific events. Using the 95-year-old barge's gangways, hatches and rooftop the cast of 20 presented the play at
three different piers in Red Hook, Manhattan and Hoboken, New Jersey.
READ RAVE REVIEW ON EXAMINER.COM. Be sure
to scroll down for a slideshow of BNW past, present and future:
Examiner.com review and BNW slideshow
Brave New World extends a big THANK YOU to David Sharps and The Waterfront Museum!! Check out Circus Sundays and
all their events!
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THIS SUMMER:
BNW's 2009 GARDEN READINGS
outdoors in the early evening
THE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING
By Carson McCullers
6:30 Complimentary wine and cheese
7:00 Reading
Thursday July 23 FREE location TBA
Wednesday July 29 FUNDRAISER location TBA
Thursday August 6 FREE
location TBA
Wednesday August 12 FREE location TBA
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TAYLOR MORGAN seen here with Kristin Janine in BNW's
2005 site-specific production of To Kill a Mockingbird will now, at age 12, read the role of Frankie Addams for BNW's garden
readings of Carson McCuller's award winning play The Member of the Wedding.
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Photo above of the cast of Fuddy Meers: Left to Right: Joe
Salgo, Madafi Pierre, Eleanor Ruth, Ezra Barnes (in back,) Alice Barrett-Mitchell (seated,) David Frutkoff, Cynthia Babak,
Karl Greenberg and Brooklyn playwright David Lindsay-Abaire (far right) who also directed the staged reading. On the Prospect
Park Y rooftop:
2009 Play Reading Salon Series
I have long been a fan of Brave New World, and feel so lucky to
have been invited into the fold to work with such a dynamic and dedicated group of people. The work they do is both inspiring,
and invaluable. And what a treat it’s been for me personally to revisit a play that I haven’t worked on in over
ten years. Fuddy Meers was essentially my first play produced in New York, so it holds a special place in my heart. - David
Lindsay-Abaire
DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE received the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play Rabbit Hole, which premiered
on Broadway at MTC’s Biltmore Theatre. Rabbit Hole received five Tony nominations, including Best Play, and the Spirit
of America Award. David was most recently awarded the Ed Kleban Award as America’s most promising musical theatre lyricist
for his work on Shrek the Musical (book and lyrics), his newest show, currently running at the Broadway Theater. David’s
other works include Fuddy Meers, Kimberly Akimbo, Wonder of the World and A Devil Inside, among others. In addition to his
work in theatre, David is writing the screenplay for Sony Picture’s upcoming Spider-Man 4, and a screen adaptation of
his Kimberly Akimbo for Killer Films. His screenplay for Rabbit Hole goes into production this summer, starring Nicole Kidman
and Aaron Eckhart. David is a proud New Dramatists alum, a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and the Juilliard School, as
well as a member of the WGA and the Dramatists Guild Council.
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The Waterfront Museum barge docked off 44th Street in Manhattan
during BNW's tour of On The Waterfront in May
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