Into zombies? Adultery? Gold-digging? Len Jenkin’s Pilgrims of the Night has it all! 90 Square Arts, the arts collective comprised of Great Performances employees, is presenting their 3rd Annual benefit production for The Sylvia Center this February. Len Jenkin, a professor of playwriting at NYU, is the author of the play, which is a tale of seven people trapped overnight in a ferry terminal during a storm. To pass the time, they tell each other stories — of love, zombies, betrayal, aliens and more; anything you can imagine. This show will mark the most ambitious undertaking of 90 Square Arts to date, with past performances including Little Shop of Horrors and Into the Woods.
Using Kickstarter, 90 Square Arts has been able to fundraise in order to put on these shows. The campaign covers the cost of performance space, costumes, light & sounds and more. All proceeds generated from the show will benefit The Sylvia Center, which is dedicated to inspiring children to eat well through hands-on experiences.
Performances will take place February 8th and 9th at 8pm. Tickets begin at $25 and can be purchased here.
