The Bastard Seth McNeill

About This Show

Two brothers mourn the loss of their mother or father or a familiar looking stranger in the right coffin at the wrong time. Reminiscences are shared, good times were had. The sister they never knew Dad wanted them to have has a bit of a chip on her shoulder of the burden. What was it Mom always said? We couldn’t hear it but it was sure memorable. Let’s start over.

about the artists

Seth McNeill is a New York actor and playwright whose plays include The Bastard, Contained Fires, The Victorian, That Bee Gees Song, The Butterfly & Stuff, and Sad Lonely People. His work has been read, workshopped, and produced with InViolet Theatre, Fresh Ground Pepper, Primary Stages, TinyRhino, Amios NYC, Exquisite Corpse, Naked Angels, Emerging Artists Theater, The Secret Theatre, and across the country. He has been named a semifinalist for ESPA Drills, The Colonial Players Promising Playwrights Contest, and The Road Theatre’s Summer Playwrights Festival. Education: Hunter College (MA in Theatre candidate), Primary Stages ESPA, Pataphysics at the Flea. www.sethmcneill.com

Dina Vovsi is a New York-based director who has developed new work at TheaterLab, Dixon Place, Working Theater, The Barn Arts Collective, Women Center Stage/The Culture Project, New York Madness, and more. Recent assistant directing credits include THE CHERRY ORCHARD (Roundabout/Broadway), HIR, FAMILIAR, INDIAN SUMMER (Playwrights Horizons), A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM (HVSF/The Pearl), and THE WINTER’S TALE (HVSF). Upcoming: “Huera” at Atlantic Acting School/NYU Tisch, and AD on Eugene Onegin at Spoleto Festival USA.

Saturday, July 1 at 7:30pm

General Admission

$15 in advance

$18 at the door

Stu./Sen./idNYC

$12

Estimated Runtime
65 minutes

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Credits

Written by

Seth McNeill

Directed by

Dina Vovsi

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