Supersoldier: A New Musical

Fundamental Theater Project in collaboration with Jim Rado and New York Theatre presents... Supersoldier A New Rock Musical Book, Music and Lyrics by Jim Rado Book Co-Written by Ted Rado Directed by Joe Barros Associate Directed by Katharine Pettit Musical Direction, Orchestrations & Vocal Arrangements by Marteen Andruet & Steve Margoshes Stage Manager - Stacy Lynn Gould Assistant to Jim Rado - Andy Coughlan Production Assistant - Stephen Tabor All Music & the Entire Production under the Supervision & Guidance of Jim Rado Supersoldier tells the story of Billy Trubble, a young soldier injured in battle, his spiritual ascension to another plane of existence, and his new found mission to confront the President of the United States. Featuring an eclectic musical score and a rich ensemble, this new rock musical is a kaleidoscopic exploration of the beauty in the world and the fragility of life as seen through all the colors of the rainbow. This reading is presented in collaboration with New York Theatre Barn, and directed by NYTB Artistic Director, Joe Barros. Ted Rado serves as Co-Book Writer on the piece, with Steve Margoshes and Marteen Andruet as Music Directors. Our cast features - Todd Adamson, Anthony Alfaro, Debbie Andrews (Hair), Adam Theodore Barry, Anna Bergman, LaDonna Burns, Amber Carson, Tessa Fairey, Anthony Fett, Anne Fraser Thomas, Gerrianne Genga, Tyson Jennette (The Book of Mormon), Sena Lee, Paul Louis Lessard, T.J. Mannix (Radio City Christmas Spectacular), Jeremy Pasha, Katherine Pettit, Leah Roth, Talia Thiesfield (Goodspeed's LMNOP), Xalvador Tin-Bradbury, David Tomczak, Vishal Vaidya, Luis Villabon (Reefer Madness), John Wascavage, Chris Yonan and Noah Zachary (Goodspeed's Amazing Grace). These FREE readings of Supersoldier will take place Monday, October 14th at Manhattan Movement and Arts Centre, 248 West 60th Street at 2:00pm and 7:00pm. Tickets for this event are free and reservations are highly recommended. For reservations contact boxoffice@fundamentaltheaterproject.com or call 646-326-2087. For more information, visit www.fundamentaltheaterproject.com.