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The New York Premiere of

Connected written by Lia Romeo

Directed by Michole Biancosino

59E59 Theaters

March 2016

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Connected Backstage with Ella Dershowitz before bows
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Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters)
Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters) with Ella Dershowitz
Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters) with Ella Dershowitz(2)
Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters) with Ella Dershowitz(3)
Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters) with Robby Clater
Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters) with Gus Birney, Midori Fra
Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters)
Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters) with the cast Aria Shahghas
Connected by Lia Romeo, directed by Michole Biancosino ( 59e59 Theaters)

Cast: Gus Birney, Joachim Boyle, Robby Clater, Ella Dershowitz, Midori Francis, Dana Jacks, Thomas Muccioli, Aria Shahghasemi

How do our simulated relationships transition to the ones IRL? In CONNECTED, characters navigate this tricky terrain through a series of interrelated vignettes: a young girl's most embarrassing moment goes viral, a high school student must choose between real life and role-playing games, two girls spend Saturday night endlessly searching for the “perfect party,” and a teacher is accidentally seduced by her student on an internet dating site.

"Thomas Muccioli is incredible throughout the production"

-Theater Pizzazz

"Thomas Muccioli ...steals his scenes with an hilariously deadpan comedic delivery and spot-on timing for tenderness.’’

-NY Theatre Review

"Thomas Muccioli as a sarcastic gay student, wise beyond his years, is especially amusing..."

-Theater Is Easy

"a top-notch vivacious ensemble . . . Robby Clater and Thomas Muccioli took on the best bros of slightly nerdy Jeremy and gay boy Scott respectively.’’

- Theatre In The Now

"Thomas Muccioli is a consistent comedic scene-stealer as Jeremy's best friend and Sharon's little brother, Scott."

-  The Feminist Review,

Women for Equality on Broadway

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