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Your beautiful presence is most humbly requested at Inverse Theater's new show being presented in association with The Access Theater*!

it has no title

it is at the Access Theater Loft Space (380 Broadway, 4th floor, Manhattan)

it is at 8 pm, Wed - Sat, January 7, 8, 9, and 10, 2008

it is FREE!!!

it has original songs and words and actions

it is about...

having body parts removed unsuccessfully

mooseknuckling your wanderlust

chicken tit

remembering (incorrectly) your first time

growing up under a 3 foot roof

feeling retarded

poems that encourage regrettable diddling

severe traumatic brain injuries

road trips thru the oysterbeds of yore

carving a hole in your father's heart and fucking it

...among other things that will challenge your ability to know and trust yourself.

We look greatly forward to entertaining you in the theater on these magical evenings of incredible togetherness and personal transformation!

reservations not required. first come first saved.

the actors are:

Anna Elwood, Anni Bruno, Annie Scott, Lora Chio, Michael O'Brien, Darius Stone, Joe Pindelski, Christopher Yeatts, Robert Laine, Timothy McCown Reynolds, Sarah Malinda Engelke, Vanessa Vivezza, Rachel Tiemann, Josh Hartung, Shawn Laine

music by John Gideon
costumes by Karen Flood
properties by Jane Stein
lights by Jeff Nash
stage management by Bettina Warshaw
assistant stage management by Shawn Laine
words and direction by Kirk Wood Bromley

* ACCESS THEATER is a not-for-profit theater company founded in 1992 by Artistic Director, Jacqueline Christy, currently under the direction of Producing Director, Stephen Speights, and home to resident theater company Blue Coyote Theater Group. It is based in a converted turn-of–the-century textile warehouse, with two performance spaces, a 64-seat traditional black box and a non-traditional loft space called The Gallery. The company is committed to producing theater that grapples with current issues and helps new and emerging artists develop their voice. Access Theater is a vital member of the Tribeca arts scene and has produced hundreds of new plays, performance pieces, and exhibitions. Many of those plays have gone on to Off-Broadway productions, regional theaters, British theaters, and feature film development. Access Theater was recently recognized by The New York Times as "one of the theaters to pay attention to in downtown New York.