Reading of Barb Jungr's musical - The Ballad of Norah's Ark February 5th
As many of you know,
Barb and her creative collaborators have been crafting her musical theater
play, The Ballad of Norah's Ark for the past two years with aspirations for a
Broadway production. On February 5th, there will be two Readings of the
musical in New York. We invite you to the Reading, and invite you to bring
potential production partners and investment backers.
The Ballad of Norah's Ark
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Songs by: Barb Jungr and Russell Churney. Book by: Barb Jungr and Andy
Goldberg. With: Sally Mayes, Glenn Seven Allen, Ginifer King, James Ludwig,
Thom Sesma, Mary Bond Davis, C.E. Smith, Lennie Watts, Kirsten Wyatt, Elise
Hernandez, Renee Albulario, Noah Starr, Kenneth-Michael Glass, and David
Beach. Monday: February 5th, 2007, 3pm & 8pm. Roy Arias Studios, 300W. 43rd
Street, 5th Floor, New York City. RSVP to:
Norahs_Ark@yahoo.com
The Ballad of Norah's Ark is a contemporary fable of love, faith and
redemption. Norah, a middle-aged housewife, lives with her son and
daughter-in-law in the time of an extreme drought. One night she is visited by
three angels who tell her the Bible isn't the past, but rather the future.
Furthermore, the Bible has typos: it should have been Norah, not Noah, and she
has seven days to build an ark! The musical follows Norah's attempt to achieve
her vision, charting the challenges and sacrifices she and her family have to
make to realize her impossible dream.
Douglas A. Yeager Productions, Ltd.. 300 West 55th Street, Suite # 15E, New
York, New York 10019, [T] 212-245-0240, [F] 212-245-6576, SKYPE: Douglas Yeager
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February 3, 2007 - 10 pm & 12
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