The Heartbreakers Ball

The first in a series of music concerts featuring some of the best independent musicians and bands.

FEATURING:

Tar Beach
Broadband
Nick DeMatteo
Daniel Lee

The Knitting Factory
74 Leonard Street
Friday Febuary 13th, 8pm

Justin Nadal, Artistic Director
Jason Hewitt, Producer

Present

Masquerade
by Brian C. Petti
Winner of the 2005 IT Awards

Directed by Mary Geerlof

The Studio at Cherry Lane Theatre
38 Commerce Street, New York City

September 17th-October 2nd 2004

Feauturing:

Christopher Betz, John D’Arcangelo, Dan Domingues*,Cam Kornman*,Brian Linden*Ryan Murray*,Robert Resnikoff*,Kelly Tanner, Daryl Brown

* Denotes member of Actors Equity Association

Scenic Design: Michael Allen
Costume Design: Dennis Ballard
Lighting Design: Brant Thomas Murray
Sound Design: Sara Bader
Original Music composed by Nick DeMatteo

Set in Greenwich Village, Masquerade tells the story of a gay couple in their forties who throw a surprise positive party for a younger man who has just been diagnosed with HIV. When their downstairs neighbor who is quite ill with AIDS knocks on the door, an unplanned reckoning becomes inevitable. With wit and poignancy, Masquerade is a timely and compelling story whose message is one of endurance, self-acceptance and enlightenment.

*A portion of proceeds from the show, as with every Ten Grand production will be donated to organizations that enhance the quality of life for New Yorkers and abroad. Proceeds from this production will join Broadway Cares Equity Fights and others in their efforts to win the battle against the disease.

Proceeds from Masquerade will be given to various charities to join in the fight against AIDS.

The Heartbreakers Ball

The first in a series of music concerts featuring some of the best independent musicians and bands.

FEATURING:

Tar Beach
Broadband
Nick DeMatteo
Daniel Lee

The Knitting Factory
74 Leonard Street
Friday Febuary 13th, 8pm

Justin Nadal, Artistic Director
Jason Hewitt, Producer

Present

Masquerade
by Brian C. Petti
Winner of the 2005 IT Awards

Directed by Mary Geerlof

The Studio at Cherry Lane Theatre
38 Commerce Street, New York City

September 17th-October 2nd 2004

Feauturing:

Christopher Betz, John D’Arcangelo, Dan Domingues*,Cam Kornman*,Brian Linden*Ryan Murray*,Robert Resnikoff*,Kelly Tanner, Daryl Brown

* Denotes member of Actors Equity Association

Scenic Design: Michael Allen
Costume Design: Dennis Ballard
Lighting Design: Brant Thomas Murray
Sound Design: Sara Bader
Original Music composed by Nick DeMatteo

Set in Greenwich Village, Masquerade tells the story of a gay couple in their forties who throw a surprise positive party for a younger man who has just been diagnosed with HIV. When their downstairs neighbor who is quite ill with AIDS knocks on the door, an unplanned reckoning becomes inevitable. With wit and poignancy, Masquerade is a timely and compelling story whose message is one of endurance, self-acceptance and enlightenment.

*A portion of proceeds from the show, as with every Ten Grand production will be donated to organizations that enhance the quality of life for New Yorkers and abroad. Proceeds from this production will join Broadway Cares Equity Fights and others in their efforts to win the battle against the disease.

Proceeds from Masquerade will be given to various charities to join in the fight against AIDS.