Event

Hot Cripple

7pm Preview, Wednesday, 2/3.
8pm Opening, Friday 2/5.

Performances thru February 21st: 8pm Wed/Fri, 5pm Sat/Sun.

Come see the show that was featured in the 12th annual New York International Fringe Festival where it garnered Hogan Gorman the 2008 FringeNYC Overall Excellence Award for Outstanding Actor!

It's Legally Blonde meets Michael Moore in this hilariously devastating solo show. This is the story of Hogan Gorman, an ex-model turned actress/waitress, hoping for a change in her life when she got exactly that; unfortunately it came at her at 30 miles per hour as she was hit by a car while crossing the street. Don't worry, though, it's not a sob story. It's a wild ride with crippled hand jobs, a stalker ambulance driver, short term memory loss, forgotten food stamps, a hot doctor, a crazy judge and a fashionista's guide of what to wear to the welfare office. And at the core of this story: a look at what happens to the uninsured in this country when they unexpectedly become sick or injured.

As a nation debating the future of healthcare, we have begun to ask the question, "What is our obligation to the poor and unhealthy in this country?" Hot Cripple echoes the story of millions of Americans who slip through the cracks of our failed healthcare and welfare system.

Want to read more? Please visit www.hotcripple.com.
Directed by Quin Gordon.
Produced by Colleen deVeer, Joshua Rivedal, and The Seeing Place Theater.

Special Events!
Sunday, Feb 7th: 5pm Performance of HOT CRIPPLE, followed by a discussion about American Health Care moderated by Dr. Barbara Berney, Professor of Urban Health at Hunter College.

Wednesday, Feb 17th: 8pm HOT CRIPPLE, followed by a Town Hall discussion about health care, insurance, and the possibilities of reform, moderated by Dr. Robert Padgug, Professor of Health & Nutrition Sciences at Brooklyn College.

Running in repertory with "When We Have Gone Astray," a new play by Brandon Walker.
Tickets available here