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' . e l =- '" ...... - ..-~ • • s • • • ..l • . •. • .. .. ..._• • ··.e: • : • = • .._:r ·. ·· .& ~ !r ......._ -teffAIITH • • ....~ --~·L~ ." - .- IS~~:~ ! . ·. • .. .. g c: I _: ·· ..!! .' • ... "A .. J!\aA.-!, I t C! 5' ·.. ....., .. ·. !: .. ,. ~ i . _.__ . .. ~ 'WI: .._.. rdi* •.· · • .· ~· . :I ·· ·· ~ . , . .. ~~ ·ua . • . • • ·- The 52nd Street Project Pnu nu Breaking The Slnd Stnet Proje<:t Is a non -profit organization that brings inner·dty The childron from tho HoU'a Kitchen neighborhood together with proftssional Mold lhea~ artists to aeate lhea~. BRIW<JNG THE MOLD ia part oflhe Two-on· T..., progrom. in which a professional pbywrig)lt aeatts a play sp<dlkally for The 19961Wo-on-1\vo$ two kids wbo are then guided by an ad~th director. The Two-on·Two's Januaty22 &23, 1996 represent the second lcvd ofthelhe Project's three-pan acting program WestBankCafeDOWDJtairsTheatre, New York City Board of Directors: The 52nd Street Project Staff Willie Reale. Aftijti( Dir«tor Ben Bamlholtt Usa Bensvides Carol Ocbs, Execuli., Director Rachel Chaooff Wendy Ettinger, Chair Michael Bamrd, Asaociatc Artiatic Director Louis P. Friedman Stepbm Graham JelliJ)' Gmten, Dir«tor o( Marketing & ~lopmmt !.any Jones Heidi Lsndesmm Eris Migliorini. Production Manager JamesMcDaold Frances McDonnand Suson J, Vitucxi, OcvdnprMnt Consultant Patrici• M. M wpby CaroiOdu Iris A. Brown, Staff Graphic Designer W~RH!e Parnab Tyaon La11ra Vakroso Elizabeth Willisms Production Staff Special Thanks To: Kevin J"""J'h Roach, Set Designer Set Paintm: Usa Benavick$ Grace Bonfiglio; Steve Olsm, Hank Meiman and the West Bank Cafe; Stephen Haff, Ron Riley Hank Melm.tn, Lighting Designer Jenny Gel"$~n; Erick Kuo; Kalherino and the staJJ'o(New Dramtti$LS; Wendy Ettinger & Derek McLsne; Moria Costwne Design, Crystal Thompson Lumb; Paolo Mendoza: Kate McCamy. Henry Kriq;u, ComJXJMr Eris Migliorini; Wendy Stulberg; Kevin Tucd; David Stt21halrn and Logan Goodman: Materials for the Arts: Ncil Rusty Mag". Monday Mwic:al Director Joseph Roach; John Steward; Albern Mouo:lla, Roger and Hud.!on Scenic: Kevin Joseph .Roach: the gang at Mike Hmry Krieger. Tue~ay Musical Director Ttslolnero Quon Design: SteVe Schofol, Mike Falwne and the stall' of220 Wcst42nd Vanessa Valdes, Sound De~gn N~l Dawkins, Furniture Heod Sneet; Abigail, Jamie and lhe stoff at Ensemble Studio Tiu21Ie; Holly Hynes & Props Design: Kim Chandler, lilly Crook & Betay Foldes, Props Head Miguel Casteneda. SconRamsay Backstage Crow: Yolanda Maldonado & Hank Mciman, Stage Manager Tina Vanwoukakis In-Kind Contributions: House Manager, Mary Pat Walsh Ensemble Studio Theatre; Neil A Mazzella & Hud.!on Scenic Studios, Inc.; Bar StollE: Eddie Cooper, JenoyGerSieO & David Sneddon and Fairway Market; Colorforms; Baron & Baron; E~) Mlchoel IUtchie Benton; Joyce Outlebetry & Gerry Howgimya01 Virginil Dare & Joya Verde: Joanne Comerford; Jose Dominguez & LiM Waldman; Alpine Meat Ho~Ue; The 1995 1Wo-on-1Wos program is made possible in part by a Roberb Cnne & Wayne Braffman: Mark Keoppen & Wendy Towm<:nd; Kip Cultural Challenge Grant from the NYC Department of Cultural Thompson: Painter's Tavern: Sbays & Murphy. Iris A. Brown & Affairs and the New York State CouncU for the Arts. Bembardt!Fudyma Design Group: Emily Grishman; New Dramatists; New York Thain Workshop; Playwrigllts Horizons; Eric Karpeles & Mike Sell; Dr. The 52nd Street ProJect gratefully acknowledges Crisllna Biagsi; Stopbm Graham; Steve Olsen & The West Bank Cafe: Mario Boylan's and D' Agostino Supermarkets Egozzi; Gregor Halmda; Andy Millon: Lincoln Galler ThntD; Materials for the for thrir generous contribution of birch beer and vanilla Ice cream, Arts: Rain Rcsburanl; Tom R.. Jo. Port Authonty; Mayor's Office of Film & Telnu10n: John A. Va5$11aros & Son; Kiehl's; losepb E. Seagrams & Sons: Paris respectively, for these performances. Chocola~ Scholastic Productions. BREAKING THE MOLD JOYS WILliE TOYS Written by SUS«< Kim Directed by Dion Gr~~Min <ilpt3in Mutation ......... ... .......•. Freddy Matos Dodo ...................... luis Anthony Maldonado SE&.DWS BEEN DUP£D 'Mitten by AdMM Trigieni Directed by George Babiak Selene.....•. ...................... Elisa Mohamed Will .•••............. ...•.....• Desmond Robertson ·Just A Uttle llunbthing' lyrics by Willie Reale rrusic by Henry Krieger liNGO POWER 'Mitten by Michael Bernard Directed by Anne Garcia Romero Norbert .......................... Cordell Horsford Radio Voice....................... .Michael Bernard Big Mouth Baranski ..... .. .....•.. Joseph Mohamed Police Officer 1.................•.. Tine VcYTlVOllkakis Police Officer 2 ........ .... ........•. Betsy Foldes Rum Tummy . ....................... Hank Meirnen Thllnk -,.,u for comins to BREAKING THE MOLD If -,.,u are n01 on our molllns riSt (or if your llddress hasch4nsed), please fill out this form llt1d giVe it to us on -,.,urWl!YOIJ!, or moil it to the oddress below. We would olso like toknowlf-,.,u Ne Interested In becoming o volunteer. We ere olweys in need of he.lp In onorgp:; so, pleose fill out ESCAPE FROM JELLOLAl'-40 your nome, address IW'Id phO!'Ie number. Written by Liz Tuccillo PLEASE ADD ME TO YOUR iMJUNG UST: Directed by Lisa Benavides Voice Over......... ..... .............. Willie Reale ~----------------------------- Jennifer......... • ................... Amy Barbosa Gina ......... 00 00 00 ...... 00 • • • • • Mary Vamvoukakis AD~·--------------------------- ·The Jello Blues" - ----------------_.LIP>------- lyrics by Liz Tuccillo music by Henry Krieger ~ONE ______________________________ HEADS IH 1HE CLOUDS YES, I WOULD UI<E TO IE Of HELP: Written by Willie Reale Directed by Joe White ~---------------------------- Alejandro... 00 • 00 ...... 00 •••• 00 •• 00 ... luis Santoni DAYTIME PHONE------------------ Hakeem ..... 00 •• 00 ...... 00 .......Fernando Ramirez I AM REALLY USER.Il AT (52nd Street Project related things only, i.e. mailings, bockstllse help, tundra ising, etc.'--------------- nSH STORJES Written by Eduardo Machado Directed by Stephen Haff OH SALE AT THE BAR Boy....•.......... .. .... ..... •.... 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  • Board of Trustees the City University of New York

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