A Long Day in A Bad Shirt (Dispose of Properly) 10 face plays by Jamie Leo
About This Show
Ever since his work with the Iowa Theater Lab, Jamie Leo’s decades of theatrical explorations have pushed the limits of interdisciplinary and narrative media. In A Long Day in a Bad Shirt, he has distilled ten portraits of wayward individuals: a prison lifer, a late-nite cabbie, an old-school real estate broker, a speeding surgeon, and others—and has mapped scenographic elements into his own face to create character—via environs.
About the Artist
Jamie Leo works in multiple creative disciplines. An Albee Fellow (eight produced plays and collaborations with Deb Margolin, Sebastian Stuart, Lisa Kron, and Theodora Skipitares), he’s published in The Drama Review, Huffington Post, OUT & Resilience. His newest play In What You Call The Dark is in development; he’s been commissioned to write book and lyrics for a musical (with composer Paul Leschen) about the 1968 Chicago Democratic Convention.
An accomplished visual artist, Jamie designed for Paul Clay on Broadway’s RENT, creates award-winning video/theatrical designs and art installations, and is exhibiting and receiving commissions for new die-infused-pigment-on-aluminum visual art works.
Wednesday, September 7 at 7:30pm
General Admission
$15 in Advance
$18 at the door
Students/seniors/nycID
$12
60 minutes
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Credits
Digital visual stimulae support
Chris Jordan & Heather Woodfield
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