THE BRIGHT LIGHTS OF THE 42ND STREET SUBWAY
"Wet Socks" is the newest romantic comedy by Kathleen Wilce. A short play, it will be shown at the TSI/PLAYTIME theater on Friday June 3 at 8, and Sunday June 5 at 5, together with several other short pieces. (Call TSI at 212 719-0500 for tickets.) The story starts at the 42nd Street subway station (and that's Kathleen in the picture above, standing below the lights that give her play its initial impetus and energy).
Kathleen has written a number of plays in the last few years, and performed in some of them herself. (And I've seen her work and I like it.) When she can see the story played out on a stage in her head, she will direct it, and when she cannot see anyone else in a role, she'll take it herself.
She's studied with several Russian directors -- at least one who is exceptionally intense -- as well as some other instructors, but she's much more of a fun person than an ideologue.
As an actress, next season Kathleen may be seen in her second appearance in an episode of Sopranos.
TSI/PLAYTIME SERIES PRESENTS:
"WET SOCKS"
A NEW PLAY BY KATHLEEN MARIE WILCE
DIRECTED BY KATHLEEN MARIE WILCE
STARRING:
-- CHRISTINA MARTINEZ AS "RENATA"
-- MATT MAYNARD AS "ROBERT" AND
-- LANA GIMPELEV AS THE RUSSIAN WOMAN
RUNS JUNE 3 AT 8PM AND JUNE 5 AT 5PM AT THEATRE STUDIO INC.
750 8TH AVE AND 46TH STREET. SUITE 200 -- 2ND FLOOR.
PHONE 212 719-0500.
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