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Other People's Lives - A Night of One Act Plays

Opening Date: Apr 10, 2025
Closing Date: Apr 27, 2025
Other People's Lives - A Night of One Act Plays

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Playing @
Unit J
338 Moffat Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Step into a world of human connection and desire with Other People’s Lives, a provocative night of one-act plays from some of New York’s most compelling screenwriters. These stories pull back the curtain on the raw, often uncomfortable moments of human interaction—where the lives of others become a reflection of our own deepest longings, fears and regrets. Other People’s Lives challenges us to reflect on the lives we inhabit, the people who cross our paths and the often unexpected ways in which we are all intertwined. Presented by Adult Film.

You Made Me Feel
By Kit Zauhar
Directed by Michelle Moriarty
With Stephee Bonifacio, Austin Cassel and Matt Street
At a bar somewhere in Brooklyn, a woman has arranged two conversations with two different men. Over the course of the evening she interrogates, succumbs to and defends herself against the men, digging into the desire that has compelled her to lurch for them, and for a life of wanting ecstatically, at any cost.

Good to You
By April Consalo
Directed by Gia Bonello
With April Consalo, Katrin Nugent and Stephee Bonifacio
When Nico’s rockstar ex-girlfriend calls looking for a place to crash after a show, the two spend the night drinking and getting high. Tensions build as they discuss the past, until they’re forced to confront the disparities and desires that destroyed them.

Moving Dave
Written and directed by Theodore Collatos
With Matt Street, Rich Carrillo, Emma Goode, Ari Dalbert, Myles Brewer, Austin Cassel and Stephee Bonifacio
Returning home from a long trip, Teddy finds his apartment in chaos—his roommate Dave is strung out with Kristine, a woman he picked up in the park, and two strangers, Mike and Sam, have moved in. Forced to band together, the unlikely housemates face an uncertain future beyond their shared home.
Off-Off BroadwayPlay - Drama

Performance Schedule

FRIDAY-SUNDAY @ 7:30 PM

Added performance April 17 @ 7:30 PM
No performance April 20


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