When: August 24th - 28th, 2010
Tues @ 2:00pm
Wed @ 10:15pm
Thurs @ 4:45pm
Fri @ 7:45pm
Sat @ 4:45pm
Where: The Cherry Pit
New York, NY
CAST & CREW
director
Sean Fitzgerald
stage manager
Erin Scott
featuring
Matthew Scott Montgomery as Garrett
Ryan J. Hill as Bryan
Sari Sanchez as Diz
Sarah Smick as Nicole
Jay Rincon as Jesse
costume design
Katie Sikkema
sound design
Corwin Evans
graphic design
Jenn Scuderi
press agent
Jim Martyka
special thanks
The Scuderi Group
Jenn Scuderi
Theatre Unleashed
Phil Kelly
John Lant
Will Manus
Paul Casey
Linda Fulton
Paul Storiale
Total Improv Kids
Paul Eppleston
Sarah Gold
Andrew Paul Holguin
Roberto's Bar
Gentle Giant Ltd.
Menchie's Frozen Yogurt
Matthew Scott Montgomery
Sari Sanchez
Jacob Crumbine
Glenndalf
The Great Omar
Jackson Ridd
Gordon Capps
Leeman Parker
Wacko The Magician
Peter & Lauren Crafts
Sal & Ruth Scuderi
Mark & Maddie Crafts
Joseph McMahon
Luis Guerrero
Pat & Joe Trupia
Christopher Ardohain
Barbara MacDonald
Michelle Fitzgerald
Keif Fitzgerald
Eileen Crafts
Kevin Crafts & Glenn Marziali
Kan Mattoo
Deborah Carman
Marie Mead Oliphant
Angela Gill
Beth & Lisa Zabeilski
Matthew C. Mason
Tara Hernandez
Martha Sikkema
Joanne Maile
Heidi Oas
Brenda Goldstein
Colleen Reilly
Meghan McCauley
Susannah Myrvold
Maureen Shea & Justin R. Rahmani
Tom & Christine Ashworth
Jimmy Gamble
Catherine Harter
Michael Gordon Shapiro
Pam Noles
Geoffrey Golden
Renee Howard
Raedia Sikkema Albinson
Tracey Collins
Carol Anne Seflinger
Dan Ronquillo
Alicia Fitzgerald
Jessica
Courtney Bell
Aaron Kozak
John Tanzer
Doug Oliphant
Booth Daniels
David Wisehart
Gedaly Guberek
Ian Michaels
Padded Envelopes
Annie Wolf
Kate Stremme
Darci Dixon
Kenny's Plumbing
Benjamin Atkinson
Joshua Morrison
Nicole Bozorgmir
Ben Hill & The Hollywood Fringe Festival
Bitter Lemons
Sarah Quigley
The Emerson Mafia
James Esposito
Chromolume Radio
Happy Jack's RPG Podcast
Adrienne Grady
The LARP Alliance
Michael T. Coleman
Jaimyon Parker
Jenny Byrd
Ryan Omega
Courtney Kraft
Jovial Kemp
Pinocchio Syndrome
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"Grondin negotiates a long, difficult monologue near the end with expertise far beyond his years, and to watch the conflicting emotions play across Smick's pretty face is a show in itself." -- Marc Miller, Backstage
Production Photos
FringeNYC Photos
FringeNYC Publicity Photos
Trading Cards
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