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The Simon Studio presents

Dream of an Englishman
at the Midtown International Theater Festival

Written by Ana Ingham

A music hall styled political comedy.

In this music hall styled political British comedy, a failed English musician takes sleeping pills to kill himself. But as he swings between dream and reality, wildly invigorating celebrities break into his flat and interrupt his "sleep" with hilarious encounters that mirror the murky aspects of contemporary life. (A British Comedy)

Performance Dates: July 29 - Aug 1, 3

Tickets: $15

Running time: 60 minutes

Venue: The Jewel Box Theater – 312 W. 36th St., fourth floor

http://midtownfestival.org/

THE SIMON STUDIO
invites you to

BARD AT THE BAR

A Celebration of William Shakespeare: Thursday, June 20th, at 7:30 pm
at the Historic Players Club, 16 Gramercy Park South,  New York, NY 10003

This performance is an environmental collage of scenes, songs and dance by William Shakespeare, featuring current studio Players members, alumni and special guests from the film, Broadway and London stage worlds. - - "... an impressive group of scenes, using every inch of the expansive room, as well as audience members, as part of the ambiance... a ‘60’s style street theatre environment, (where) audience members wandered in and out and photographers documented the performance. Strict homage was paid to the Bard’s language, with vivid, highly physicalized portrayals by all. Actors of all shapes, sizes and ages were encouraged to share their talents, eschewing the youth-oriented look of many recent Shakespearean productions. Director Roger Hendricks Simon is to be congratulated for his dedication to the inclusion of all types of talented actors, and the large, enthusiastic crowd obviously agreed." - Off-Off Broadway Review
 
Admission: $10. donations to our John Palmore/Frank DePasquale Scholarship Fund Please RSVP at 212-841-0204 E-mail us at rhsstudio@gmail.com


The Tenessee Celebration is coming to Arts on the Lake!
 Performance Date: July (TBA)



Presented by The Blue Horse Repertory and The Simon Studio