Stroller Scene Presents:

Birthday Party for Someone Buried Polynices
By Jen Diamond

Thats right, its time for another birthday party to celebrate a brand new play! Grab your tickets to Someone Buried Polynices by Jen Diamond and join us after the show for a party featuring great drinks, fun people, and even soup?? (Trust us, this show will make you want soup.)

How the party will go down:
6PM Pre-show drinks and mingling
7PM Someone Buried Polynices staged reading
8:30PM Party!

If tickets are sold out online there will be standing room available at the door for $15.

About Someone Buried Polynices:
The war in Thebes is over and death and destruction abound. Hoplite Sethos has big dreams for the future but his friend Icky, grieving the loss of his mentor and lover, vows never to dance again, which is really harshing the vibe. And now, on top of everything else, the two friends have to figure out who the heck buried the traitor Polynices?!? An inventive, exuberant adaptation of Antigone, this comedy weighs the everyday joys against the heartbreaking mysteries of the universe.

Written by: Jen Diamond
Directed by: Chris Diercksen
Assistant Director: Ashley Siflinger
Dramaturg: Percy Hornak
Stage Directions & Sound Design: Richie Altmanshofer*

Cast:
Ethan Dubin*
Louis Kornfeld
John Murphy*
Pauli Pontrelli*
Sam Walsh

*Member of Actors’ Equity

About Stroller Scene:
Stroller Scene is a new play development and advocacy company in New York City that presents proof-of-concept workshops of scripts that are ready for production.

Find them: @strollerscene

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