[Title of Show]
music and lyrics by Jeff Bowen / book by Hunter Bell
directed by Max Hunter
I AM YOUR MASSEUSE (five short digressions)
from Pulitzer-winner John Patrick Shanley (Doubt)
directed by Claire Edmonds
A Golden City - New Work Staged Reading
from playwright Lyle Kessler (Orphans)
New Work Development from The Assembly Theater Project
A portion of all new work proceeds will go directly towards The Actors Fund.
The Bridge Residency will partner with Broadway for Arts Education in providing
working internships to local young artists.
Our outdoor theatre is in the Building 92 Courtyard at 63 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY (at the intersection of Flushing and Carleton Avenues). For a Google Pin, please click here.
If you are driving, there are several parking garages within walking distance of the venue. Street parking, while possible, is rarely a safe bet and may require more time to find. Ride-sharing/taxis are encouraged.
Please check Google Maps for the best public transportation options.
Much like Shakespeare in the Park, all performances at the Navy Yard will go on rain or shine - in the event of extreme weather, tickets can be rescheduled for another performance or converted into a tax-deductible contribution to The Bridge.
While we don't encourage umbrellas (sight line issues), please bring weather-flexible outerwear.
We so appreciate your flexibility and understanding in the name of creating art during turbulent times!
Are vaccines required to see a show?
Yes. For everyone’s protection and peace of mind, The Bridge is requiring proof of full COVID-19 vaccination with an FDA or WHO-authorized vaccine for our audiences. We will require proof of a recent negative COVID-19 test for anyone under the age of 12 and those who are unvaccinated due to a disability or religious belief.
Terms and Conditions
By purchasing a ticket to this event, or by entering or by one’s presence in this venue, a theatre goer agrees to abide by all COVID-19 safety protocols as determined by The Bridge Production Group at the time of the event. This could include but is not limited to mask wearing, temperature checks, proof of vaccination, social distancing, mobile ticketing, and use of credit cards to purchase concessions and merchandise. Theatregoer agrees to adjust any behavior as instructed by members of The Bridge Production Group staff, should a staff member determine such behavior to be unsafe and request such an adjustment.
By entering the venue, theatregoer assumes all risks associated with entering a place of public gathering and voluntarily waives any and all claims and potential claims against The Bridge Production Group and the Brooklyn Navy Yard relating to COVID-19 or any other communicable disease or illness, or that arise from or relate in any way to, however caused, the risk of exposure or actual or alleged exposure to a bacteria, virus or other pathogen capable of causing COVID-19 or any other communicable disease or illness, in each case whether the actual or alleged circumstances giving rise to any claim or potential claim occur before, during, or after the event.
If you are driving, there are several parking garages within walking distance of the venue. Street parking, while possible, is rarely a safe bet and may require more time to find. Ride-sharing/taxis are encouraged.
Please check Google Maps for the best public transportation options.
Much like Shakespeare in the Park, all performances at the Navy Yard will go on rain or shine - in the event of extreme weather, tickets can be rescheduled for another performance or converted into a tax-deductible contribution to The Bridge.
While we don't encourage umbrellas (sight line issues), please bring weather-flexible outerwear.
We so appreciate your flexibility and understanding in the name of creating art during turbulent times!
Are vaccines required to see a show?
Yes. For everyone’s protection and peace of mind, The Bridge is requiring proof of full COVID-19 vaccination with an FDA or WHO-authorized vaccine for our audiences. We will require proof of a recent negative COVID-19 test for anyone under the age of 12 and those who are unvaccinated due to a disability or religious belief.
Terms and Conditions
By purchasing a ticket to this event, or by entering or by one’s presence in this venue, a theatre goer agrees to abide by all COVID-19 safety protocols as determined by The Bridge Production Group at the time of the event. This could include but is not limited to mask wearing, temperature checks, proof of vaccination, social distancing, mobile ticketing, and use of credit cards to purchase concessions and merchandise. Theatregoer agrees to adjust any behavior as instructed by members of The Bridge Production Group staff, should a staff member determine such behavior to be unsafe and request such an adjustment.
By entering the venue, theatregoer assumes all risks associated with entering a place of public gathering and voluntarily waives any and all claims and potential claims against The Bridge Production Group and the Brooklyn Navy Yard relating to COVID-19 or any other communicable disease or illness, or that arise from or relate in any way to, however caused, the risk of exposure or actual or alleged exposure to a bacteria, virus or other pathogen capable of causing COVID-19 or any other communicable disease or illness, in each case whether the actual or alleged circumstances giving rise to any claim or potential claim occur before, during, or after the event.
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August 13: [title of show] @ 8 PM August 14th: The Assembly Theater Project @ 4 PM [title of show] @ 8 PM August 15th: [title of show] @ 8 PM August 16th: [title of show] @ 8 PM August 17th: A Golden City Reading @ 8 PM August 18th: I AM YOUR MASSEUSE @ 8 PM August 19th: [title of show] @ 8 PM August 20th: [title of show] @ 8 PM August 21st: [title of show] @ 8 PM August 22nd: I AM YOUR MASSEUSE @ 8 PM |
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SEE YOU (United States Premiere)
Run concluded September 21st, 2019 / New Ohio Theatre
ZOO Venues, Edinburgh 2019, 2020 - COVID Postponement
PRAISE FOR SEE YOU:
“Sleek … You won’t want to reach for your smartphone for a few hours after seeing this one.”
- The New York Times
“If Sartre were to write a play in our age of social media, he might end up somewhere in the realm of the Bridge Production Group’s fascinating “See You.” The conceit of the play, that our online façades mask despair, insecurity, and, worse, nothingness, is clear from the start, and the play’s breathless delivery of its cynical raison d’être is as unrelenting as a Twitter feed, losing track of anything human.” - The New Yorker
“What begins as an egocentric free-for-all eventually dovetails into how a deliberate data breach among friends (with benefits) exposes secrets, truths and consequences.” - BroadwayWorld
“I was enraptured, feeling the theatrical ground beneath me shift as a result of the explosion of confusion and dissonance and crossing of paths of these five friends navigating in life and online. You must run to SEE YOU, for it already sees through us." - Onstage Blog
“Sleek … You won’t want to reach for your smartphone for a few hours after seeing this one.”
- The New York Times
“If Sartre were to write a play in our age of social media, he might end up somewhere in the realm of the Bridge Production Group’s fascinating “See You.” The conceit of the play, that our online façades mask despair, insecurity, and, worse, nothingness, is clear from the start, and the play’s breathless delivery of its cynical raison d’être is as unrelenting as a Twitter feed, losing track of anything human.” - The New Yorker
“What begins as an egocentric free-for-all eventually dovetails into how a deliberate data breach among friends (with benefits) exposes secrets, truths and consequences.” - BroadwayWorld
“I was enraptured, feeling the theatrical ground beneath me shift as a result of the explosion of confusion and dissonance and crossing of paths of these five friends navigating in life and online. You must run to SEE YOU, for it already sees through us." - Onstage Blog
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