WIZZIWIG - FREE Readings of a New Play

A poster for the play, “WIZZIWIG,” shows chairs gathered around a couple, and pink tickets, with the title and event details in bold blue and white text on a blue and pink background. The TBTB and Queens Theatre’s logos on the bottom of the poster.

Theater Breaking Through Barriers &

Queens Theatre

proudly present

a premiere reading of Amy Claussen’s

WIZZIWIG

Directed by: Evan T. Cummings

FRI MAY 8 @ 4 PM

PLAYWRIGHTS HORIZONS

416 W 42ND ST. ROSEN STUDIO (5th FLOOR)

(To RSVP to TBTB’s reading, use this link)

SAT MAY 9 @ 8 PM

QUEENS THEATRE

QUEENS, NY

(To RSVP to Queens Theatre’s reading, use this link)

10 actors, doing a curtain call on a stage. One man has a cane, a woman is on crutches, and two other women are in wheelchairs.

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Setting the Stage

Proud recipient of a 2014 ADA Sapolin Accessibility Award

2 circles in gold and navy blue representing The City of New York’s symbol are on each side of the ADA Sapolin Award’s certificate signed by Mayor De Blasio and dated 19 August 2014.
2 circles in gold and navy blue representing The City of New York’s symbol are on each side of the ADA Sapolin Award’s certificate signed by Mayor De Blasio and dated 19 August 2014.
2 circles in gold and navy blue representing The City of New York’s symbol are on each side of the ADA Sapolin Award’s certificate signed by Mayor De Blasio and dated 19 August 2014.

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