book and lyrics by
MICHAEL R . JACKSON
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WEDNESDAY
JUNE 10, 2020
LIVE STREAM @ 7PM ET
FREE OF CHARGE
Produced by JEN SANDLER + JOE BARROS
NEW WORKS SERIES
PRE-PREMIERES OF NEW MUSICALS *SEASON 13*
Adapted from the 2007 Sundance Award-winning indie horror film by Mitchell Lichtenstein, Teeth has book and lyrics by Pulitzer Prize winner Michael R. Jackson (A Strange Loop) and book and music by award-winning writer Anna K. Jacobs (Pop!, Echo). Teeth tells the story of Dawn O’Keefe, an evangelical Christian teen with a powerful secret: she has teeth in her vagina. When the men in Dawn’s life try to exploit her, she is forced to choose between survival or destruction. The writers will present two songs from the show performed remotely.
Teeth was featured in NAMT’s 31st Annual Festival of New Musicals in 2019 and was presented at the O’Neill National Music Theater Conference, 54 Below, Sundance Institute, Musical Theatre Factory, and was developed through the Ars Nova Uncharted program.
ADAPTED FROM THE 2007
SUNDANCE
AWARD-WINNING
INDIE HORROR FILM
book and music by
ANNA K. JACOBS
WITH PERFORMANCES by
ALYSE ALAN LOUIS
(soft power)
ERIC WILLIAM MORRIS
(king kong)
FEATURING
director
ARPITA MUKHERJEE
(artistic director,
hypokrit theatre company)
book and music by
CHEEYANG NG
book and lyrics by
ERIC SORRELS
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TOLD WITH CONTEMPORARY LANGUAGE
AND A SCORE THAT FUSES
WESTERN POP &
INDIAN
CLASSICAL MUSIC
The new musical Māyā has book and music by Cheeyang Ng (Eastbound) and book and lyrics by Eric Sorrels. Told with contemporary language and a score that fuses Western pop and Indian classical music, Māyā follows the Salt March in 1930 India and puts into question how a privileged individual can contribute to an independence movement. The writers and the show’s director Arpita Mukherjee will present two songs performed remotely.
Māyā was originally conceived at the Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program at New York University, and was developed at Live & In Color (Artistic Director, Devanand Jenki), Pace New Musicals and Hypokrit Theatre Company.
WITH PERFORMANCES by
KUHOO VERMA
(lucille lortel award-winner, octet)
KIMBERLY CHATTERJEE
(life sucks)
