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CAUTION, THIS BUS KNEELS. STAND CLEAR and SKIN DEEP 
Two short plays by Tina Howe, directed by Ari Laura Kreith
At the NY Transit Museum, Boerum Pl. & Schermerhorn St, Brooklyn
Wednesday June 22, 2016.
​Doors open at 6:00 pm, and we perform multiple times throughout the evening.

A diverse cast of characters travel through rainstorms and subterranean mythic landscapes, exploring both physical and emotional geography as they discover unexpected connections arising in the space of a single journey. Two site-specific plays by Pulitzer finalist and Tony nominee Tina Howe, set on a Lincoln Center-bound M104 bus and on the R train in Lower Manhattan. 


Featuring: Rajesh Bose, J.Stephen Brantley, Molly Carden, Mariana Cardenas, Todd Flaherty, John D. Haggerty, Steven Hauck, Tamra Hayden, and Lipica Shah.
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Production/Design by: Jenny Lyn Bader, Nic Grelli, Abby Levi, Alberto Ruiz, Keaton Shapiro, Mailey Shimon, Joy Tomasko, Travis Wright.
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