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The World Premier of Sally Lambert’s Grapefruit at Stage Left Studios

Written by a woman who was born to be a musician, became a playwright and died a prophetess leaving behind what might be considered the secret of the universe. Staring Cheryl King and directed by Theresa Gambacorta. In May, 2010 Sally Lambert brought her new play, “GRAPEFRUIT”, to Cheryl King, owner, artistic director and managing director of Stage Left Studio. Miss King scheduled its production immediately.  “GRAPEFRUIT” was a laugh-out-loud comedy.

On July 25, two months before the first public performance, Sally Lambert passed away, seemingly ending the opportunity for hundreds of theatergoers to attend her autobiographical earthquake of revelation and wisdom for the ages. The production was respectfully cancelled.

An acclaimed actress in her own right, Cheryl King sent the play to the much sought after director, Theresa Gambacorta, who cleared her calendar.

On September 28, 2011 Sally Lambert’s irresistibly prescient story of her life and the forces that ended it will open at STAGE LEFT STUDIO (214 West 30th Street – 6th floor).

Sally Lambert was born in Southern Kentucky where she started singing at three years old and reading music not that many years later.   Surrounding herself with the work of people with names such as Leontyne, Callas, Pavarotti, Verdi, Strauss, Shostakovich, Mozart and Mahler, she began plotting her escape to New York where she met her man, fell in love with his brother, was diagnosed with cancer, told she must wait until her health insurance kicked in before she could be treated, waited for that to happen, was then informed it was too late to be saved, wrote this play about the experience of being alive on this earth and then succumbed to the cancer.  “GRAPEFRUIT” is an almost other worldly third-eye assessment of the human condition which, if listened to closely, could improve one’s journey through life.

“In the midnight hour we are all transposed, transfigured, naked and deathless.”

Stage Left Studio

214  West  30th  Street     Sixth Floor

(between 7th & 8th Avenues)

Wednesday, September 28

Wednesday, October 5

Wednesday, October 12

Wednesday, October 19

Wednesday, October 26

Wednesday, November 2

TICKETS   $20

www.StageLeftStudio.net

All shows at 7:30pm

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