FLOYDADA: Peculiar Works Project

FLOYDADA

Past Tour Dates

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PHILADELPHIA, PA: September 13-16 2017

PWP was proud to be present the Philadelphia premiere of Floydada in the 2017 Philadelphia Fringe Festival at The Fifth Side space at the Maas Building on Wednesday, September 13 through Saturday, September 16, 2017. The Maas Building is a creative cultural hub in the South Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia.

MARSHALL, MI: August 4-7, 2016

We kicked off the portable production with four performances at the Great Escape Stage Company, a professional 501(c)(3) black-box theatre located in Historic Downtown Marshall.

Press Response to FLOYDADA

...ENTHRALLING ...What is particularly exciting about this play, of course, is its complex and engaging roles for older female actors. Ada and Dalia are two very different types of strong women, and the two actresses compliment one another beautifully." — charged.fm

"...EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED... at first [the production] is nonchalant, almost in a jarring way; the payoff comes in the form of patience and the buildup is well worth the wait." — Center on the Aisle

About the Production

For more information on FLOYDADA and hosting the production, please use the link below to contact Barry.

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An information packet on the touring production is available for download here (PDF)

FLOYDADA was developed in workshops with Creative Mechanics Theater (NYC), Dixon Place (NYC) and by Peculiar Works Project at the Envoy Gallery (NYC). The play premiered in a site-specific production at the Merchant's Square Building in New York, March 2015.

FLOYDADA has been supported with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, the City of New York Department of Cultural Affairs; with private funds from The Jerome Robbins Foundation, The Ken Glickfeld and Kris Hall Foundation, Axe-Houghton Foundation, the Mental Insight Foundation, and by the Nancy Quinn Fund, a program of the Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York. Subsidized studio space provided by the A.R.T./New York Creative Space Grant, supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Special thanks also to our individual donors Alexa Aviles, Jeff & Connie Beasley, Andrew Boyer, Micah Bucey, Sadrina Burney, Myrel Chernick & Don Lewallen, Burton Fitzpatrick, Frederick Foster, Martin Geiger, Ken Glickfeld and Kris Hall, Dan Green, Carle Groome, Keri Healey, Jaymes Hodges, Elizabeth Hoover, Eric & Anne Jensen, Jeffrey Kazin, P John Lindo, Susan Lang, Shawn Mahoney, Bryn Manion & Sam David, Robin K. Moehring Hayles, Lynn Neuman, Timothy & Susannah Nolan , Naiche Parker, Myrna Payne, Christopher Pennington, Giverny Petitmermet, Manuela Petzold, Brooke Porter, Mike Pratt, Robert D. & Loraine Purrington, Wendy Remington , Curtis Rhodes, Caroline Risman & Jeff Swiatek, Wayne Romanowski, Carl Seivert, Kobi Shaw , Gabriel Stelian-Shanks, Sarah Stephens, Suzanne Takahashi, Nadya Tichman, Heather & Allan Weed, Dan Lane Williams.