BENDER and brian
April 23 - May 9, 2020
Tickets: $20.00
Tickets: $20.00
In writer Trish Harnetiaux’s alternate universe of a play, Judd Nelson and Anthony Michael Hall were not the first actors cast in John Hughes' iconic movie The Breakfast Club. Initially, Bender and Brian were the stars. This is the story of their fall from grace and the lives they went on to live together.
Playwright: Trish Harnetiaux
Director: Knud Adams
Featuring:
*Performing courtesy of Actors' Equity.
Performance Dates & Times
All performances begin at 8:00pm EST
Thursday, April 23rd, Friday, April 24th, Saturday, April 25th,
Wednesday, April 29th, Thursday, April 30th, Friday, May 1st, Saturday, May 2nd,
Tuesday, May 5th, Wednesday, May 6th, Thursday, May 7th, Friday, May 8th, Saturday, May 9th
Tickets
$20.00 Tickets available HERE.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Trish Harnetiaux is a Brooklyn-based playwright. Recent plays include Tin Cat Shoes (Clubbed Thumb Summerworks/Playwrights Horizons Superlab), How to Get into Buildings (New Georges, Soho Rep Lab), Welcome to the White Room (Theatre of NOTE, Glass Mind Theatre), and If You Can Get To Buffalo (Incubator Arts Project, Son of Semele, The Acme Corporation) all published by Samuel French. Her cruise-ship play We Are Not Well (Clifford Odets Commission) was produced last Spring at The Lee Strasberg Institute/NYU. She has been a resident at MacDowell, The Millay Colony, SPACE at Ryder Farm, and Yaddo. She was a member of the Ars Nova Play Group and the Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab. Affiliate member of New Georges. MFA in playwriting from Brooklyn College. www.trishharnetiaux.com
Knud Adams is a director. Recent credits include The Headlands (Christopher Chen, LCT3), Paris (Eboni Booth, The Atlantic), Notes on My Mother's Decline (Andy Bragen, Play Co.), Tin Cat Shoes (Trish Harnetiaux, Clubbed Thumb), Marie and Bruce (Wallace Shawn, JACK), Nylon (Sophia Alvarez, Theaterlab), Aloha, Aloha, or When I Was Queen (Eliza Bent, Abrons), The Workshop (Torrey Townsend, Soft Focus), Asshole (Justin Kuritzkes, JACK), Every Angel is Brutal (Julia Jarcho, Clubbed Thumb), Tom & Eliza (Celine Song, JACK), and Snore (Max Posner, Juilliard). Knud is an alumnus of the Drama League Next Stage Residency and Directing Fellowship, the Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab, the Playwrights Horizons Directing Residency, and Kenyon College. www.knudadams.com
Photo Credit: Jude Domski
Playwright: Trish Harnetiaux
Director: Knud Adams
Featuring:
*Performing courtesy of Actors' Equity.
Performance Dates & Times
All performances begin at 8:00pm EST
Thursday, April 23rd, Friday, April 24th, Saturday, April 25th,
Wednesday, April 29th, Thursday, April 30th, Friday, May 1st, Saturday, May 2nd,
Tuesday, May 5th, Wednesday, May 6th, Thursday, May 7th, Friday, May 8th, Saturday, May 9th
Tickets
$20.00 Tickets available HERE.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Trish Harnetiaux is a Brooklyn-based playwright. Recent plays include Tin Cat Shoes (Clubbed Thumb Summerworks/Playwrights Horizons Superlab), How to Get into Buildings (New Georges, Soho Rep Lab), Welcome to the White Room (Theatre of NOTE, Glass Mind Theatre), and If You Can Get To Buffalo (Incubator Arts Project, Son of Semele, The Acme Corporation) all published by Samuel French. Her cruise-ship play We Are Not Well (Clifford Odets Commission) was produced last Spring at The Lee Strasberg Institute/NYU. She has been a resident at MacDowell, The Millay Colony, SPACE at Ryder Farm, and Yaddo. She was a member of the Ars Nova Play Group and the Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab. Affiliate member of New Georges. MFA in playwriting from Brooklyn College. www.trishharnetiaux.com
Knud Adams is a director. Recent credits include The Headlands (Christopher Chen, LCT3), Paris (Eboni Booth, The Atlantic), Notes on My Mother's Decline (Andy Bragen, Play Co.), Tin Cat Shoes (Trish Harnetiaux, Clubbed Thumb), Marie and Bruce (Wallace Shawn, JACK), Nylon (Sophia Alvarez, Theaterlab), Aloha, Aloha, or When I Was Queen (Eliza Bent, Abrons), The Workshop (Torrey Townsend, Soft Focus), Asshole (Justin Kuritzkes, JACK), Every Angel is Brutal (Julia Jarcho, Clubbed Thumb), Tom & Eliza (Celine Song, JACK), and Snore (Max Posner, Juilliard). Knud is an alumnus of the Drama League Next Stage Residency and Directing Fellowship, the Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab, the Playwrights Horizons Directing Residency, and Kenyon College. www.knudadams.com
Photo Credit: Jude Domski
