Quick Q&A: FringeNYC #1 – Just Shows To Go You.

“I think a lot of people understand in this day and age of Facebook that people put on a certain character that is not who they are. There’s an intimacy that gets lost.”

Michael Edison Hayden’s interview with theater blogger, Patrick Lee.

General admission: $15

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FRI 8/14 @ 10:00-11:30
TUE 8/18 @ 5:00-6:30
WED 8/19 @ 5:15-6:45
MON 8/24 @ 12:45-2:15
THUR 8/27 @ 7:45-9:15

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We’ve been receiving requests for Industry or Press comps … so we wanted to let you know how these can be obtained. Please note: all comps for performances of  ”The Books” are subject to approval by FringeNYC.

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Thanks for your interest in Imperfect People and “The Books”!

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Aadya Bedi and Scott David Nogi of The Books – Preview of 2009 FringeNYC Shows.

Check out Playbill.com’s photo gallery previewing this year’s FringeNYC!

THE BOOKS Makes World Premiere At NY Int’l Fringe Fest At The Cherry Pit 8/14-8/27.

Aadya Bedi & Scott David Nogi, Photo by Shawn Morrison

Here are the results from the photo session last week. For official copies, please visit Kampfire‘s photo website here.

Thanks go out to Shawn Morrison for his work on these photos.

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Man, it’s a lot of work to put on one of these “play” things. It’s a full time job. I think my phone has started smoking from all the emails, phone calls, messages, etc.

From discussions of “how much rubber is enough rubber?” to “which photos go on Facebook?” … sometimes you forget you actually get to rehearse some scenes … and make a play. That’s the fun part. Not looking at a spreadsheet and trying to figure out how many ads you can afford, heh.

So last night we got to tackle some scene-work. Thankfully we’ve had a couple readings in the past with Scott & Aadya, so they come in with so much already woven into their work. We all know these characters now … it’s about making the most positive choices in the moments to bring them out. And we’re making strong and swift progress on that now. It’s so exciting.

I can’t wait till the whole thing is on it’s feet. Mike and I have talked about this play for years … Scott, Aadya and I have been with these characters for a year now … I’m ecstatic to show you what we’ve done.

Performance dates are now public knowledge. Tickets go on sale soon. It’s all happening.

Check it out here!