New York’s Theater Scene is Going to the Ghouls with New Comedy Stage Play, Ghost’D
New York’s theater scene is getting ghastly with the release of the new comedy stage play, Ghost’D, written and directed by Jeffrey Elizabeth Copeland.
Copeland is joined by an all-star cast, including comedy darling Melvin Taylor II leading the ensemble as the 1940s, slick-talking ghost, Marv, and The Art of Killing It star, Aaron LaRoche, as the paranormal-obsessed pothead, Pete.
Together, the unlikely trio bands together to help solve Marv’s murder from nearly 60 years ago, confronting racism, misogyny, and sometimes themselves, as they unpack his and their troubled pasts.
“I love this story because sometimes we all feel alone, but through our found family we can truly find ourselves,” said Copeland, 29, who has created sold-out comedy shows in New York City and Baltimore. “And, who doesn’t love a good laugh?”
Ghost’d also features Odion-Victoria Igbavboa, Andrew J. Barlow, and Joseph Elijah Evans.
Ghost’d is scheduled to run Sept. 10 and Sept. 24 at 7P at the Brooklyn Comedy Collective.
Tickets can be purchased here
https://www.brooklyncc.com/show-schedule/woofs/9-24 and at https://www.GhostDWorld.com
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