DAVID LEFKOWITZ IN “THE MIRACLE OF LONG JOHNS” AT NYC’S UNITED SOLO FEST OCT. 23
A suspenseful tale of dedication, patience, endurance, humility and surprise.
WHERE AND WHEN:
Friday, Oct. 23 at 9:00 PM
Studio Theater in Theater Row: 410 West 42nd Street (9th Ave).
Presented by United Solo Festival
Tickets $19.25, TeleCharge (212-239-6200 or TeleCharge.com) and through
Runs :80.
NEW YORK — Following appearances at Colorado’s Boulder Fringe Festival, David Lefkowitz, a longtime theater journalist and award-winning playwright, will perform his solo comedy, “The Miracle of Long Johns,” at Studio Theater in Theater Row, 410 West 42nd Street, October 23 as part of the 2015 United Solo Theater Festival.
Written and performed by Lefkowitz, the show tells of his many years as a New York City theater critic, including an account of an excruciatingly difficult night in the theater that is a suspenseful tale of dedication, patience, endurance, humility and surprise.
A theater critic for nearly three decades, David Lefkowitz left New York in 2009 and currently teaches at the University of Northern Colorado where his radio program, “Dave’s Gone By” (davesgoneby.com), is enjoying its 13th season mixing talk, humor, interviews and culture. Lefkowitz’s play “Kandide” won the Lee Korf Playwriting Award and was produced in Los Angeles. He also co-wrote and directed the comedy
show “Shalom, Dammit! An Evening with Rabbi Sol Solomon,” which played two engagements at NYC’s Richmond Shepard and Roy Arias Theaters as well as in Colorado.
Production of “The Miracle of Long Johns” at the United Solo Theater Festival has been entirely crowd-funded via Indiegogo.com, thanks to many generous individual and group donations. A video and more information are viewable at: www.miracleoflongjohns.com.
