Our last Sticky of the season was on April 2, at Beauty Bar in Brooklyn. Here’s some shots of the action. All photos by Mike Olivieri.
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- Mary Sheridan and Chorus in Mim Granaham’s “A Sweet Serenade,” directed by Eliel Lucero, with musical direction by Megan Cooper
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- The story was that Mary is on an internet date, with Eliel
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- And it turns out that she brings a Greek style chorus with her wherever she goes.
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- Eliel is confused by this, and not sure how to get them on his side.
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- Especially when these singing women are just so judgey.
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- But he counters with his stuffed Frog, from whom he is never apart. Is it a match made in heaven?
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- Mark Campbell and Lisa Hickman star in Cecilia Copeland’s “Not Again,” directed by Michele Travis
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- It’s great to meet new people, when you find yourself in Brooklyn, across the river from your place.
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- He’s cute, he’s charming, he likes you. But He’s married, although he claims to be getting a divorce.
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- So… Next!
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- Libby Emmons and Ali Ayala star in Libby’s own “Re: Ducks,” which Ali directed.
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- Ali rented her womb to their transsexual boss and her new husband.
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- But now she’s got some regrets.
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- After careening around the globe trying to fill the void left in both her womb and her heart,
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- she wants her baby back. Libby suggests she just get some ducks.
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- Actress Lisa Hickman and playwright Cecilia Copeland.
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- Tevon tends bar.
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- Jimmy Pravasilis and David Marcus in Amina Henry’s “Lipstick,” directed by Ali Ayala.
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- Dave worries that Jimmy is an alcoholic.
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- Tricia Fukuhara looks on.
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- But Jimmy takes issue with Dave’s newfound identity.
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- Why all the judgement, bro?
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- Meriel Day and Ray De Vito in Johnny Blaze Leavitt’s “Love and Order,” directed by Ceren Zorlu.
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- Love meets Law and Order when a date turns into an interrogation.
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- But who is the culprit?
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- Is it the defendant or the plaintiff?
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- Conor Daniel Bartram in Libby Emmons’ “Brandeburg Gate,” directed by Michele Travis.
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- He is enjoying his last few moments with Tricia Fukuhara before she leaves for a new, post-college life in Europe.
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- They had a great night, and they’re even a little in love with each other.
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- If she won’t stay, heHe makes one last proposition. Will she meet him next week at the Brandenburg Gate?
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- Mateo d’Amato, Martina Gordon, and Will Carter in Michael Domitrovich’s “nolovelost,” directed by Ali Ayala.
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- Philosophy students
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- who just finished college
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- are hell bent on living an alt life style
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- involving polyamory, art and hedonistic ideas,
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- until Martina realizes her friends might just more interested in her breasts than her heart.
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