By Susannah Dalton
Directed by José Ignacio Vivero
With Billy Cosgrove, Mateo Parodi, Kaitlin Ruby, Maite Uzal, Jacopo Costantini, Diletta Guglielmi, Kendra Foster McBride, Jordan Pita, Joel Trinidad, Justin Turpin, and Juliet Wolfe
Faking art is easy — until it gets real.
When two average schlubs pretend to be artists to get laid, their scheme spirals into a hilarious tangle of pretend philosophies, real feelings, and an accidental quest for authenticity in the absurd world of modern art.
Join us for post-show talkbacks with the playwright, director, and cast following these performances:
Born from the collaboration between writer Susannah Dalton and director José Ignacio Vivero, PinProductions is a Queens-Based production company with over ten years of experience creating award-winning theater and film. We use classic storytelling to bridge cultural divides and get people out of their comfort zones.
Read more at: www.pinproductionscompany.com
"José Ignacio Vivero draws effervescent performances from a likable cast, and bolsters the comedy with visual wit." – California Literary Review
"Vivero-Montevideo does a remarkable job creating some nice stage pictures."
"PinProductions has a strong show on their hands, one that is deserving of packed houses for the rest of its run and Dalton is a young voice that is worth keeping an eye on."– NYTheater.com
"Fast paced, and performed with relish. It's not just funny but also a good deal of fun."– T and B on the Aisle
"Part buddy comedy, part dating disaster, part art-world parody"
"The Importance of Doing Art is a funny, chaotic look at people trying way too hard to seem meaningful. It's got heart and humor"– Hi! Drama
"Directed with requisite verve by José Ignacio Vivero"– OffOffOnline
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