RESERVE TODAY!!!!!

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT TOMORROW!

Tomorrow, Tuesday, September 29th at 6:30pm we will present a FREE Reading of Israel Horovitz's The Indian Wants The Bronx at an outdoor location - one of the oldest phone booths still standing in NYC - on the corner of 66th and West End Avenue.

Join us for this special engagement with a running time of just 40 minutes and get the opportunity to hear more about the exciting celebration. Click on image for further info. The reading will feature company member, Mark G. Cisneros and special guests Thomas James Lombardo and Jesse Rudoy. Barefoot Theatre Company's Producing Artistic Director, Francisco Solorzano directs.

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS!!!!

This coming Saturday, Oct 3rd, 2009 at 8pm - we, the Barefoot Theatre Company welcome you to join us as we celebrate 10 amazing years of theater!!! We will present excerpts of some of our most prominent plays including Does A Tiger Wear A Necktie?, Dog Day Afternoon and several Israel Horovitz plays!!! The evening will feature special guest artists including Austin Pendleton, Lynn Cohen and MORE alongside the Barefoot Theatre Company.

So, join us for some FOOD, DRINKS, LIVE MUSIC, DANCING and SOME GREAT THEATER.

Saturday, Oct 3rd, 2009 @ 8pm
American Ballroom Theater
25 West 31st Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10001

Project # 8 a SUCCESS

on Thursday, September 24th, 2009 at 8pm we presented Project #8: Free Reading of Leader and The Honest-To-God Schnozzola by Israel Horovitz as part of our 70/70 Horovitz Project. The reading took place at Freddy's Bar and BACKROOM in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights district. The evening was directed by Barefoot Theatre Company's Producing Artistic Director, Francisco Solorzano and featured Barefoot Theatre Company members: Jeremy Brena, Christopher Whalen, Anika Solveig, Stephen Gracia, Mark G. Cisneros, John Gazzale and special guest artists Betty Hudson, Danelle Eliav, Dan Graff, Ricardo Riethmuller, Penelope Gil and Mindy Cassle.
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Keep an eye out for more exciting photos on our facebook page, myspace page and website.

Also - KEEP and eye and ear out for a surprise Project announcement!!! More to come!

Co. Member John Harlacher

Now in its sixth year and at a new location, NIGHTMARE’S fully immersive haunted house takes haunting to a whole new level. Get ready to play your part in NIGHTMARE: VAMPIRES, a unique haunted attraction that unfolds as an original horror story! Set in the Museum of Vampyric Artifacts (MoVa), the world's first vampire museum features antiquities related to vampires from the headlines, in the media and from around the world. However, when MoVa and everyone in it are attacked by blood-lusting maniacs, you won’t just be viewing the exhibits on display…you’ll be running from them! Witness the birth of a new vampire legend! Click here to buy now!

The second event this year is Nightmare 666: A short, sharp and grotesque black magic show featuring a variety of sacrifices, some of them human. Will you be one?

NIGHTMARE has a brand-new location! We're now at NOHO Event Center 623 Broadway at Houston Street (enter on Mercer Street).

John Harlacher (Director, Nightmare: Vampires & Co-Creator of Nightmare:666) is an actor and director. Recent acting work includes the indie feature Love Simple, directed by Mark von Sternberg; Off-Broadway’s Dog Day Afternoon, adapted by Francisco Solorzano; and the revival of Israel Horovitz’s Rats. Both stage productions were produced by The Barefoot Theatre Company, of which he is a member. Directing work includes Cats Can See The Devil, written by Tom X. Chao; the Miami version of Nightmare: Ghost Stories, created by Timothy Haskell; and the feature film Urchin, which he also wrote. Released theatrically and distributed worldwide, Urchin was banned in Malaysia as a “threat to culture.”

http://www.hauntedhousenyc.com/about.php

CASTING CALL: 70/70 Horovitz Project

Barefoot Theatre Company's
70/70 Horovitz Project
Mid-East Pieces by Israel Horovitz
(Security, What Strong Fences Make, A Mother's Love, Beirut Rocks)
directed by Eric Nightengale

6 Hotels by Israel Horovitz directed by Michael LoPorto & Pamela Seiderman
(Fiddleheads & Lovers, Audition Play, The Hotel Play)Speaking of Tushy, Fat Guy Gets The Girl, 2nd Violin)

SEEKING: AMIN, 10-14 year old boy who speaks FARSI fluently for Security.
BINKY, Baby-Faced Extremely overweight Male Actor,
30-40 years old for The Fat Guy Gets The Girl.
EVVIE, 30ish, plays Violin professionally for 2nd Violin.
CATHERINE, 30ish, plays Cello professionally for 2nd Violin.

Please send all recommendations, headshots & resumes to barefoottheatre@aol.com
For specific performance schedule & details check out: http://barefoottheatrecompany.org/currently.php
No pay but stipend provided as per Actor's Equity Showcase Code.
SOME PAY AVAILABLE FOR MUSICIANS.
Four week rehearsal process beginning Oct 5th. Schedules will vary according to schedule conflicts. Performances will take place at the legendary Theatre for the New City in the East Village. Find out more about the 70/70 Horovitz Project at our new website: http://barefoottheatrecompany.org

Co. Member John Gazzale

Currently appearing in the extended run of Terranova off its most recent success in the New York City Fringe Festival. Check out the interveiw with the cast: We invite you to join us for a special live broadcast from the Italian-American Museum in the heart of Little Italy in New York City when we meet the cast members from New York Fringe Festival’s smash breakout hit play TERRANOVA. To watch, simply click on link or paste into your browser: http://dolcechannel.com/pages/liveradio.php

DOLCE WELCOMES THE CAST OF TERRANOVA Join us tonight for a special live broadcast from the Italian-American Museum, hosted by William Medici and Bill Russo as they welcome the cast of Terranova, NYC Fringe Festival’s breakout hit play now running through September 22 at the Actor’s Playhouse – for tickets visit www.TicketWeb.com or call 866-468-7619. About the play: “Sixteen year-old immigrant Josefina Terranova, abused, bound between the Old World and the New, brutally kills her family choosing freedom by deadly measures in 1906 New York. Terranova chronicles the price of her survival.” For more information visit MonrealeProductions.com

Get your tickets now at www.TicketWeb.com or call 866-468-7619.Actor’s Playhouse, 100 Seventh Avenue South, New York, NYHere are the remaining dates – Book Now!Friday, September 18 @ 7pmSunday, September 20 @ 3pmMonday, September 21 @ 7pmTuesday, September 22 @ 7pm