Nylon Fusion Collective Announces Reading Series to be Performed in Conjunction with Summer Production

Nylon Fusion Collective is pleased to announce its first Reading Series, featuring eight new plays currently being workshopped by the Nylon Fusion Writers Collective. The plays will be presented as staged readings on Monday and Tuesday evenings during the three-week run of the company’s summer production of Fuente Ovejuna.

Manhattan, NY, June 07, 2010 --(PR.com)-- “The aim of the Nylon Fusion Writers Collective is to provide emerging writers with a structured group for feedback and motivation” said Kate Mulley, Literary Manager for the company. [Elliot Joseph/Ivette Dumeng], Co-Founder of Nylon Fusion further noted, “These writers will extend the Collective's reach into the exciting world of new writing.”

The Writers Collective, which began meeting in March 2010 is the brainchild of Mulley and Joseph who met in London in (2007). Mulley selected each of the writers based on talent, commitment to a life in the theatre and working collaboratively as writers and dramaturgs. The writers were given free rein to write about whatever interested them and the content and style of the plays reflects the artistic diversity of the Collective's writers.

In the Center of the Fire
by Alisha Silver

A Hasidic man falls in love with a drag queen as his son is finding out just how far you have to go to outrun your family connections. A story about seeking and searching and watching and finding and loosing.

Uh Fairy Tale
by Joseph Wright

In Uh Fairy Tale Jack is pulled from his lackluster life into Grimms Fairy Tale where he is needed to wake the Princess from her 100-year slumber. Unfortunately, Princesses aren't really his thing.

Sleeping with Strangers
by Jack Karp

In this absurdist comedy, two lovers find out that we don't fall in love with another person as much as we fall in love with what we make up about them in our imagination.

Cake Light
by Courtney Brooke Lauria

A play about people’s connection to one another. A play about people’s connection to theater. A play about people’s connection to electronics. All lit by the glow of birthday candles (kinda).

E = (mc)^3
by Calla Videt

1905. Einstein discovers relativity. 2029. Mr. E is born. 2055. We await the results of a new scientific experiment. A surreal meditation on time, science, measurement and medicine, E = (mc)^3 delves inside several incarnations of one of the world's most celebrated minds.

The First Settlers
by Kelly Davis

Reverend Julius Blevins and his wife Oletta move to 1960's Queens and secure themselves as part of newly-formed black middle class shortly before new gender and racial norms begin to tear their solid marriage apart. Oletta must decide if she wants to keep the vestige of her perfect life or venture into 1970’s New York armed only with women’s intuition and a possibly false sense of independence.

Tuesday 29th

Smudge
by Walker Sampson

"Skye, Summer, and Ritter are trying to do things from their to do lists: learn the violin, go to the supermarket, stop slouching, and somehow stop comparing their lives to Larry’s."

The Tutor
by Kate Mulley

Meredith doesn't turn tricks, she teaches them and Greg wants a girlfriend as badly as he wants a perfect score on the SATs. A play about the commerce of sex and intellect and the fine line between the two.

Tickets to the Writers Collective Reading Series are $7 per evening (2 readings) or 4 evenings for $20. Complete bios for the writers can be found at: http://www.nylonfusion.org/writerscollective.html.

NyLon Fusion Collective is a New York and London based Theatre Company dedicated to inspiring the community and its collective of artists through the exploration of classical and contemporary works and seeking to shed new light on the artistic process.

Tickets to FUENTE OVEJUNA on sale at SMARTTIX.COM (their exclusive ticketing agent) Previews June 17th and 18th at 8pm- Opening night June 19th at 7pm June 20th at 3pm June 23rd, 24th, 26 at 8pm, 27th at 3pm June 30th- - July 3rd at 8p.

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