An award-winning comic, an educator, a social worker and an actress perform in Long Island storytelling show

SMITHTOWN, NY, UNITED STATES, January 16, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Long Island's only local storytelling show (mostly) TRUE THINGS will feature 4 performers from very different walks of life in the next performance on Saturday Jan. 24, 2015 at 7 pm, at Performing Arts Studio of New York, 224 E. Main St., Port Jefferson, NY 11777. Tickets are $10, available at the door or online at Brown Paper Tickets. Reservations are recommended. Call 631-366-4265.
Host and creator Jude Treder-Wolff brings a talented and accomplished line-up to the stage, including:
Stevie GB, an award-winning comic, actor and speaker, and regular in the Long Island Comedy Festival. He has performed at The Borgata, Catch A Rising Star, The Paramount as well as countless other venues with comedy legends like Louie Anderson, Kevin Meaney, Rob Schneider, Kevin Pollak, and others. His production of "Groucho: A Life In Revue" about the comedy legend Groucho Marx, was featured on the cover of New York Newsday Part 2 and received rave reviews across Long Island. He won the award for Best Actor at the 2012 Luminaries for his role in the short film Suffocating In Suburbia, and is a popular emcee and speaker

Regina PaSqualino was recently seen in the role of Agnes White in Blue Box Theatre Company’s theatrical production of “Bug” at the Performing Arts Studio of NY. The New York Times wrote that her performance in "Bedtime Stories" was "absolutely hilarious." She has also been seen in the role of Costanza in "Enchanted April," Caroline in "They Just Don’t Get It" and numerous other stage productions and films. When not performing, she works as a Standardized Patient at NSLIJ, is a professional hairstylist a CPT/Yoga Practitioner & writer.

Rosemary Flanagan is a retired social service worker who has performed in Long Island theater for the last 16 years and has a long-standing interest in storytelling. She has begun to develop and perform stories from her own life.

John Martin is a Senior Public Health Educator with the Suffolk County Office of Health Education, facilitating programs in Suffolk County Public Schools. Currently heading a program that trains kids to train their peers to stand up for anyone who is being bullied, he has provided programs about a wide range of health-related issues.

(mostly) TRUE THINGS features Moth-style stories developed and performed by people from all walks of life. One of the 4 stories told in a show is the whole truth, the other three contain little white lies or carefully crafted fabrications. The audience has an opportunity to question the storytellers about the details in the stories, then votes. Audience members who correctly choose the whole-truth teller get a prize, then the whole truth about each story is revealed. New York Newsday featured this monthly show in a 2-page article on November 20, 2014. Host and creator Jude Treder-Wolff is a writer/performer and President of Lifestage which produces the event.

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