- World Premiere
Book & Story by: Ethan Felizzari
Music & Lyrics by: Brian Sweeney
Orchestration by: Michael Janover
Additional Material by: Nicholas Camacho
Theater Company: CK Theatricals [A CK Productions Company]
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TURKEYS GO ON STRIKE follows a young Turkey (named Turk) who feels as
though his town’s local government is full of corruption, greed and
other scandals. In an attempt to find himself and answers for his pack,
Turk, with the help from his friends, uncovers a dirty truth behind
local political heroes. It is up to them to save their town from
corruption, fight for their species from oppression & brutality and to
finally receive acceptance for who they are.
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Johnson Theater
Showtimes:
Sunday - August 25 - 2pm
Monday - August 26 - 9pm
Tuesday - August 27 - 6:30pm
Wednesday - August 28 - 9pm
Thursday- August 29 - 9pm
Saturday - August 31 - 8pm
Sunday - September 1 - 5pm
Running time: Turkeys Go On Strike
is 90 - 105 Minutes $15.
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Ethan Felizzari is a director, writer, producer and activist in New
York who has worked in many projects ranging from theatrical ventures
to films. He founded the production company CK Productions Inc. in
December 2013. Felizzari's theatrical directing credits include
"Backyard / Desert," "Columbinus," "The Great Gatsby" and "Big Bad
Wolf Story" (for which he also wrote the script). Felizzari's film "La
Sangre en Nuestras Venas" won an honorable mention at the Queens World
Film Festival and the Golden Whiskers Award at Indieworks Festival.
Brian Sweeney is a composer, musical director and accompanist based
out of Long Island. He is a faculty member at AMDA's Manhattan campus,
where he coaches students in their musical theater program. In
addition to "Turkeys Go on Strike: A New Satirical Musical," Sweeney
has contributed music and lyrics to "A Big Bad Wolf Story" and "Day
and Age."
Michael Janover is a songwriter, orchestrator, rock musician and
musical director from East Meadow, New York with over 12 years of
professional experience. He attended the Crane School of Music at SUNY
Postdam for Music Education with a performance medium of voice for
four years. He has been working as musical director in both community
and professional theater for five years and acting for eight years.
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