Dancing Fools Opens January 7

Medicine Show in
DANCING FOOLS
by John Gruen
Three rambunctious comedies about relationships, sex, love, infidelities, the Almighty, and the joys of dancing.

starring (l to r above): 
Oliver Conant*
Jason Alan Griffin* 
Mark J. Dempsey
Stellios Manolakakis
Cassandra Weston
Barbara Vann
Vincent D'Alessio
Alfred Gingold*
John Zurek
Madeline Jaye*

also (not pictured): 
Klemente Espada
Simon Halper
Karyn Shipley*
Catherine Weingarten
Stephanie Zimmerman
*Member AEA

directors: Oliver Conant, Stellios Manolakakis, Barbara Vann
choreographers: Theresa Duhon, Yehuda Hyman, Madeline Jaye
décor by Knox Martin, costumes by Uta Bekaia


Thursdays – Saturdays at 8 pm, Sundays at 3 pm, January 7 – 30
549 West 52nd Street, New York, NY 10019

$18, $14 Seniors, TDF accepted, Group rates available
Information and reservations: 212 262-4216
or charge tickets at SmartTix.com or 212 868-4444

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