OUR SOLD OUT FESTIVAL RUN IS EXTENDED!!
TWO MORE CHANCES! MARCH 19TH & 26TH
A darkly poetic satire of Phantom of the Opera as seen through the iron bars of a carnival freak-show cage. With puppets more twisted than a melodrama mustache (and twice as greasy), ERIK points and laughs at the real freak show- us.
"Schadenfreude-smörgåsbord" 
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"a silly and fun parody" "..DELIGHTFUL" 
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ERIK IS EXTENDED
TWO MORE CHANCES THURSDAY MARCH 19TH 10:30 PM THURSDAY MARCH 26TH 10:30 PM FRIGID NY PERFORMANCE DATES & TIMES Thurs, Feb 19th, 10:30 PM Sat, Feb 21st, 6:40 PM Thurs, Feb 26th, 8:50 PM Sat, Feb 28th, 5:00 PM Sun, March 8th, 1:50 PM Ticket Prices are $10-$16
Available online and at the Festival Box Office Tickets go on-sale in Late January 
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A World Premiere
Produced by Rising Sun Performance Company Presented by FRIGID New York February thru March 2015 ERIK By John Patrick Bray Directed by Jerrod Bogard Stage Manager David Pilchman Technical Direction/ Light Design: Jak Prince Sound Design: Ian Wherle Costume Design Antonio Consuegra Assistant Costume Design: Ashleigh Herndon Lead Producer Akia Featuring: Bryn Packard, Chris Behan, Destiny Shegstad, Matt Pepitone, Montana Lampert Hoover, Kervin Peralta, Samantha DeSimone & Yair Ben-Dor From the original novel to the Lon Chaney silent film, to the Andrew Loyd Webber musical, and countless iterations in between, the characters of Leroux’ novel have been twisted and turned like the sewer tunnels beneath a Paris Opera House. Playwright John Patrick Bray explores the story from the vantage of an youth, beauty, image-obsessed 21st Century. With the moral ambiguity of a carnival side-show, he uses this terrific adventure/thriller/love story to celebrate the hick-ups, hang-ups and double standards we’ve simply stuck up on our cultural shelf. |
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FRIGID FESTIVAL
19 DAYS 30 SHOWS OVER 150 PERFORMANCES FRIGID New York was founded by Horse Trade and EXIT Theatre in 2007. Drawn to CAFF'S main principle, "...to provide all artists, emerging and established, with the opportunity to produce their play no matter the content, form or style and to make the event as affordable and accessible as possible for the members of the community," Horse Trade was proud to sign on to the tradition, and thaw out New York's ideas of what a theatre festival can be. FRIGID is also a proud member of USAFF (US association of Fringe Festivals) In true support of theatre on the fringe of the mainstream, the artists take home 100% of their box office, and the festival producers do not receive royalties from future performances. The festival's producers are proud to support self-producing artists' growth and future success.
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LOCATION:
The Kraine Theatre 85 East 4th Street Between Bowery & 2nd Avenue Located near the 6, N, R, L & F Trains Please note that the venue is Not Wheelchair Accessible |
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