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My play God, Sex and Getting Even will be running in Manhattan for four performances only, September 17-20. Here's the link to order tickets if you happen to be in New York.

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2188741

Wooohooo! Break a leg (or keyboard or whatever writers break)!

franktangredi wrote:My play God, Sex and Getting Even will be running in Manhattan for four performances only, September 17-20. Here's the link to order tickets if you happen to be in New York.

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2188741

Only in New York can you buy a $10 ticket and pay $11.34 in service fees.

Frank, you need to shop your plays here in Atlanta. We've got a lot of good theater companies that specialize in regional premieres and works from lesser known playwrights. Plus, Mrs. SSS and I would get to see them.

Good luck.

Congratulations, Frank! I hope one of your plays will get chosen for the Humana Festival of New American Plays some year.

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silverscreenselect wrote:Only in New York can you buy a $10 ticket and pay $11.34 in service fees.

Not true. I've bought tickets in LA/OC where the service fees were more than double the face value of the tickets.

Congratulatios, Frank!

Bravo!

silverscreenselect wrote:

franktangredi wrote:My play God, Sex and Getting Even will be running in Manhattan for four performances only, September 17-20. Here's the link to order tickets if you happen to be in New York.

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2188741

Only in New York can you buy a $10 ticket and pay $11.34 in service fees.

Frank, you need to shop your plays here in Atlanta. We've got a lot of good theater companies that specialize in regional premieres and works from lesser known playwrights. Plus, Mrs. SSS and I would get to see them.

Good luck.

I haven't found a theatre in Atlanta yet that accepts non-agent submissions. Do you have any suggestions?

Estonut wrote:

silverscreenselect wrote:Only in New York can you buy a $10 ticket and pay $11.34 in service fees.

Not true. I've bought tickets in LA/OC where the service fees were more than double the face value of the tickets.

I think somebody misread that line.