About this Event
Aiden lost his father on 9/11, but because his body was never identified, Aiden refuses to believe that he's dead. After almost a decade, Aiden's mother reveals that she's been hiding personal items found in the rubble at ground zero. One of these items is very unusual, and it’s something that Aiden refuses to accept. Aiden spirals, and in search of answers, he connects with his Uncle Bill, a man who believes firmly in conspiracy theories. Aiden’s search for the truth about his father tests everything he believes, and ends up re-defining his understanding of reality, death and time.
Jake Shore (Writer) is an award-winning playwright whose play Holy Moly premiered at The Flea Theater in 2016 and was simultaneously released with its tandem novel, A Country for Fibbing. His plays have also been presented at Theaterlab, The Connelly Theater, The Kraine Theater and others. In 2017 Shore's play The Devil Is on the Loose with an Axe in Marshalltown was selected as one of Playbill's "13 Shows Not to Miss Off-Broadway." His drama Down the Mountain and Across the Stream won the Overall Excellence in Playwriting Award at the 2013 New York International Fringe Festival. His other plays include Adjust the Procedure, Hit the Wall and A Groundbreaking Achievement... His short stories have been published in Denver Quarterly, Hobart, Litro, New Contrast, Isele Magazine and others.
Paul Smithyman (Director/ Scenic Designer) almost 30-year veteran of Off-Off, Off Broadway and Broadway. Paul has worked the full range of NYC's theatres in most roles... from La Mama to Lincoln Center as a performer, director, designer, writer, production manager and producer. Paul has enjoyed his long partnership with Tim Haskell and Psycho Clan from Nightmare Killers, This Is Real to Full Bunny Contact. Last Directed 'The Rise And Fall, Then Brief and Modest Rise Followed By A Relative Fall Of Jean Claude Van Damme As Gleaned By A Single Reading Of His Wikipedia Page A Month Earlier' by Tim Haskell.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Brooklyn Art Haus, 24 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn, United States
USD 28.52