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HORSE TRADE
THEATER GROUP IN ASSOCIATION WITH
DYSFUNCTIONAL
THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT
UNLICENSED AN ONGOING
MONTHLY SERIAL WRITTEN BY
JOSH HARTUNG EPISODE 8: THE GREATEST AMERICAN HEROES @ UNDER ST. MARKS
Directed by Jazz Schuyler, Assisted by Eric Chase
Unlicensed's finale episode submerges you in the world of illegal theater! Upon arrival you will be smuggled into the theater, where you can enjoy your free (!) beverage and mingle with the cast and crew of Unlicensed, until the final performance of Laurie's epic indietheatre masterpiece begins. Produced without NEA approval. Totally illegal. Totally Unlicensed.
Starring: Nicole
Lee Aiossa, George Bronos, Michael DeRensis, Emily Edwards, Adam Files,
Rachely Grundy*, Josh Mertz, Bob Laine, Cara Moretto, Tom O'Connor, Amy Overman, Amy Beth Sherman*, Jason Unfried and Theresa Unfried with David Berent*, Rob Brown*, Lindsey Carter, Cedric Jones
Horse Trade Theater Group announces Dysfunctional Theatre Company’s new ongoing monthly serial, Unlicensed, which will be on the third Sunday of every month at 8pm and the third Monday of every month at 9:30pm at UNDER St. Marks (94 St. Marks place between 1st Ave and Ave A). Tickets ($15, including one free beer) may be purchased online at www.horseTRADE.info or by calling Smarttix at 212-868-4444.
Missed Episode 7: The Dating Game? Check out the two minute recap!
Missed Episode 6: American Bandstand? Check out the two minute recap!
Missed Episode 5: Quantum Leap? Check out the two minute recap!
Missed Episode 4: Prison Break? Check out the two minute
recap!
Missed Episode 3: Cheers? Check out the two minute recap!
Missed Episode 2: Community? Check out the two minute recap!
Missed Episode 1: The Pilot? Check out the two minute recap!
Unlicensed is an ongoing monthly serial that tells the story of a group of artists struggling to produce a play in an America where all theater is strictly government regulated and indie theater companies are
outlaws. Come underground and see what real fringe theater is all about!
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