Monday, March 28, 2011

JCity Theater


Hello Everyone,

J CITY Theater announces the opening of their new production: Private Eyes by
Steven Dietz.

Private Eyes is a "relationship thriller" - a comedy of suspicion in which
nothing is quite what it seems. Matthew's wife is having an affair with Adrian,
a British theater director. Or perhaps the affair is part of the play being
rehearsed. Or perhaps Matthew has imagined all of it simply to have something
to report to Frank, his therapist. The audience bares witness to the
characters' delicious deceptions and are ultimately the detectives - the real
private eyes, who search for clues to Dietz's laugh out loud comedy of surprise
and misdirection.


With dialogue that snaps and crackles with biting humor, Dietz explores
characters who continually try to tell the truth - but in the end learn the
value of "the comforting white lie". Secrecy and deception hide the twin
fevers of passion and suspicion. To borrow a phrase, Private Eyes is a "riddle
wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma".


"The cleverest and most artful piece presented at the 21st Humana Festival"
- Village Voice

The show runs April 1st through 16th, Friday and Saturday the first week, and
then Wednesday's through Saturday's for the remaining run.

Time: 8pm.
Tix: $20.00
Address: 252 9th Street


And announcing our new ticket promotion:


Two for Thirty Thursdays!
Save money on Thursday nights by buying one ticket at the original price, and
getting half off your next ticket!!



For tickets and additional information: www.jcity.org

And don't forget about our Dinner and A Show packages with local restaurants:

Option 1:
Just as in the past, The Embankment Restaurant is offering their $30.00 prix
fixe meal (3 courses!) for those seeing the show later that night. Just tell
your waiter you are seeing the show after the meal.

Option 2:
Hamilton Inn is offering 10% off your entire bill (that's right - not a typo:
the entire bill) for those seeing the show later that night. Not to be combined
with other specials.

Two great ways to support your local restaurants, see a great show, and save
money!