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F. N. ASGARALI
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HUDSON GUILD THEATRE
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| Actors Equity Apprv'd Production |
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The Play
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Synopsis: Initiated by his wife a man, never having been alone before, now faces a mid-life crisis of separation. With some unorthodox help from a professional Therapist, he sets about to discover his "other" self; this in turn, becomes a zany and bawdy adventure he least expected. An original comedy / drama, "Happily Skipping a Beat " views in a comic way, the myriad problems of long-term relationships.
Showcase: The play was produced off-off Broadway as a showcase in 1999, at the the Grove Street Playhouse, under the title of 'If everyone is leaping thru the window, they must be jumping to conclusions'. A review by a local cable TV station was very favorable. After some script adjustments and recasting, the show went to off-Broadway with a new title, "Happily Skipping a Beat".
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Writer/Director :
F. N. ASGARALI - began serious Playwriting in the 80's; wrote and produced first, full-length drama "Hooray For Paul" in an Equity showcase production, Off- Off- Broadway in 1982; wrote, produced and directed current Play a full-length, original comedy / drama as an Equity showcase at the Grove Street Playhouse in Greenwich Village in 1999.
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The Actors
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CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE :
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BYRON C. SMITH |
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| PETER GALMAN |
| JOHN SQUIRE |
| MOLLY NOE |
| JUDY TOMA |
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| click pictures below for headshots |
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Byron studied acting at the Lee Strasburg Institute; since having the role as Henry Fonda's stand-in and stunt double in the Film "On Golden Pond", Byron has been in Musical Theatre and from 1994-96 played the Lead in the Summer Stock musical "Cowboy Cafe" in regional theatres; he has also been a busy stand-in, background actor and has had appearances in numerous films and TV shows. |
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Since studying at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Peter has had a varied acting career covering all mediums: in TV he's done many Soaps, starred in the Teleplay "The Prodigal" and will soon be seen in the TV Film "Enter Fleeing"; in Regional Theatre, he's appeared in many Classics from Shakespeare through a range of modern works; on B'Way, he played the lead opposite Julie Harris in "Forty Carats". |
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John attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts after a short career of teaching Ballroom Dance. His most recent credits since his OOB role in this Play, include a US/ European Tour of "Letters from the Front" and "Have You Spoken to Any Jews Lately". |
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Molly did Regional Theatre before coming to New York, and has made appearances on TV's "Cosby", "Lateline" and in the Film "Music of the Heart". This is her New York stage debut. |
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Judy is reprising her role in the OOB production of this Play. Her many and varied credits include: Off-B'way- "Give My Regards to B'way"; "Prince of Swine" and "Nothing But the Blues"; Regionally: "The Sound of Music", "Camelot" and "My Fair Lady"; Film: Woody Allen's latest film (not yet released); "The Siege", "Random Hearts" and "Sweet 'n Low Down"; TV: "Spin City"", "Rescue 911", "All My Children", and "When I Grow Up".
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The Tickets
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( Final performance on Oct. 27 ) |
 Tickets sold for $35 with senior, college student and TRU discounts at the door.
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Box Office
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tickets also sold at the door |
| Theatre info : |
| Hudson Guild Theatre |
| 441 West 26th St. |
| NY, NY 10001 |
| (Between 9th & 10th Aves.) |
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| Neighborhood : |
Chelsea, inside a community center. |
| Facility : |
Comfortable seating for 100 people; air conditioned; restrooms; handicap accessible. |
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By car -
Closest subway -
| E or C to 23rd St./8th Ave |
| #1 or 9 to 28th St./7th Ave |
| N or R to 28th St./B'way |
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Nearest Bus -
| M23 crosstown |
| M11 down 9th Ave |
| M10 down 7th Ave |
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| Parking : |
Impact Parking at 333 W.26th or G. Gibson Parking at 545 W.25th St. |
If you have any questions, e-mail us at info@boldenproductions.com
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Other Plays
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 Hooray for Paul - an original drama, showcased on 0ff-off-broadway.
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