Hudson Guild Theatre
A series of new works produced by Prospect on dark nights of their 2007 run of West Moon Street as part of their Dark Nights Series

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The Stream
April 24 & 25, 2007

Using stage techniques that allow the audience to see the world through an autistic person’s eyes, The Stream charts the journey of a woman growing up with a brother who is autistic as they face their parent’s mortality and their responsibility to each other. Presented during Autism Awareness Month, this piece is an honest and comic confession of a woman striving to find footing in the rough currents of a life touched by autism. 

By Jackie Baker and Shelly Stover
Directed by Jackie Baker

Statements After An Arrest Under the Immorality Act
April 28-May 1, 2007

A black woman. A white man. An illegal affair under apartheid. Will their love be able to survive under such harsh scrutiny? Statements is a hard-hitting account of how the Immorality Act affects the individual. Written in the late ’70s, the story is as relevant now as it was then.

By Athol Fugard
Directed by Gregory L. Allen

Wendy Saturday: Wide Eyed and Mystified
May 2, 2007

Spunky and full of sass, Wendy Saturday is a hip, young British woman living in American “for a spell.” Using original music and stand-up comedy, Wendy challenges you to dig deep and figure out why she views the world the way she does. Wendy is charming, aggressively persuasive and, most importantly, sincere. Her only concern is to make a true human connection with those around her–the audience.

Created and performed by Valerie Morel

Ophelia: An Opera in Blue
May 5-8, 2007

Shakespeare’s tragic heroine comes roaring into her own in Sergei Dreznin’s gutsy reinvention of Hamlet. More than just a daughter, a sister, and a lover, sweet Ophelia refuses to be bound by her place in the lives of men. An imaginative retelling fused with grotesque absurdism, humor, and sweeping virtuosic music, Ophelia: An Opera In Blue tells the famous tale of the danish Prince from her point of view. 

By Sergei Dreznin
Directed by May Adrales

Greg’s List: The Musical
May 12-15, 2007

Greg has been fired from his job, kicked out by his roommate, and dumped by his girlfriend. America’s one stop internet shop solves all the problems! Join Greg as he click into the bustling online community of Missed Connections, Job Postings, and Rants and Raves; you’ll never look at Want Ads in the same way again.

Compiled and Written by Quin Chia, Aaron Coleman and Tom Coppola
Directed by Aaron Coleman and Tom Coppola