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REVIEWS! "Delectable entertainment" - the New York Times |
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 "But
something is up. Someone is changing the rules and sending Jenny’s
friends across the city and picking them off one by one. Will Jenny be able
to save them? Will she want to? Don't turn off your cell phones ... because
the hunt is on." |
Red Hook - Movie Trailer from RedSandMedia on Vimeo. |
Red Hook - Movie Stills from RedSandMedia on Vimeo. |
"You're
reading the official blurb, or short summary, of [title of
show]. Blurb. That's a funny word. We spent a lot of time
on this blurb so please read the whole blurb. 
"[title
of show] is a musical about two nobodies named Hunter and Jeff who
decide to write a completely original musical starring themselves and
their attractive and talented ladyfriends, Susan and Heidi. Their musical,
[title of show], gets into the New York Musical Theatre
Festival, and becomes a hit. Then it gets an off-Broadway production at
the Vineyard Theatre, and wins three Obie Awards! Then (drumroll if you've
got a drum) it's announced that their musical is going to Broadway (hooray!)
and people start seeing this blurb everywhere! They read that The New
York Times called [title of show] "DELECTABLE ENTERTAINMENT!
A postmodern homage to the grand tradition of backstage musicals like
Babes in Arms, Kiss Me, Kate and A Chorus Line." Fully intrigued,
those people snatch up tickets and help make Hunter and Jeff's life-long
dream come true!"
"If
it is August in New York, it must mean a whole new year of freshmen
are descending on the city colleges. Jenny Traylor is one of them, and
she has moved here against her mother’s wishes, because her mom
doesn’t realize it’s not 1978 anymore and NYC has become
so safe it’s almost boring. During Jenny’s Welcome Week
at college, she gets invited to take part in the annual scavenger hunt,
and the rules are simple: a clue gets sent to your cell phone, and you
race to take your photo with the answer and text it back to receive
the next clue.