Get your heiner to New York City on October 24 to see my new play, Fawnbook 

directed by Jean-Michele Gregory

with John Albert, Nick Balaban, Marjorie Duffield, Chris Lindsay-Abaire, Max Piersol  

Benny Rendell, & some old haunch of venison who goes by the name of Ayun Halliday…

Performances from October 24- November 20 at the PIT-Loft and The Brick

Fawnbook in The Bad Theater Festival

Sat, Oct 24 7:0opm , The PIT Loft, 154 W 29th St 2nd Floor 

also on the bill:  Bike Night, South & East, “Age-Old Friends”

Thurs, Oct 29 7:00pm, The PIT Loft, 154 W 29th St 2nd Floor 

also on the bill:  Dionysus’ Zoo Story, “GUT LEVEL”, The Slenderman

Tickets for the Bad Theater Fest performances of Fawnbook (short version) now on sale!

And then we move to THE BRICK…

Tickets now on sale for Fawnbook at The Brick, presented by Gemini CollisionWorks

579 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211

Thursday, November 5,  8:00pm PREVIEW

Saturday, November 7,  8:00pm OPENING NIGHT

Sunday, November 8,  3:00pm

Monday, November 9,  8:00pm

Wednesday, November 11,  8:00pm

Friday, November 13,  8:00pm

Saturday, November 14,  8:00pm

Sunday, November 15,  3:00pm

Thursday, November 19,  8:00pm

Friday, November 20,  8:00pm

Running in rep with Gemini CollisionWorks’ NORD HAUSEN FLY ROBOT

The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211

Tickets now on sale.

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Wondering why the new East Village Inky is so delayed?

I gotcher answer right here! I’ve been working with 10 homeschooled teens, including Milo on a deep dish theatrical experiment, opening in just a couple of weeks. Won’t you please join us at:

The Mermaid’s Legs

October 23-25 at 6:30pm, October 26 at 3pm

The Tank, 151 W. 46th St, 8th floor, NYC

$15 / $12 student Tickets on sale now!

Say, isn’t that Milo in the publicity photo? Why yes. Yes it is. The short film below explains how he got in such a predicament.

See Milo Kotis live onstage as Randolph in Kidz Theater’s production of Bye Bye Birdie, July 18-27. Buy them tickets, folks! (Dag! one of the other kidz, excuse me kids, was Eponine in Les Miserables … on Broadway, melonfarmer!)

Congratulations to Inky, aka young filmmaker India Kotis, whose short film, Immigrating to the Promised Land nabbed a regional Gold Key in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. She also nabbed a Silver one with an excerpt of her play,  What Dreams May Come!