The Stuck Layer Players

The Stuck Layer Players have joined the digital world! Inspired by early 20th-century public art projects, the Players are a traveling troupe of theatrical troublemakers taking to the streets to ask the tough questions. Like, you know, when’s the revolution already? #CAC

"We're in the middle of a housing thing right now, thank you for being out here." - A couple who did a double-take to grab a Housing resources flier 😭😄 Been having a lot of fun playing and chatting w folks today but I think that just made it real

Enter through the arch and head right! :D

After some last-minute prep we're heading to Endale Arch! Play will begin around 12:30! Look for the easel-- my scene partner's bringing the sign! 😁

Twitter was being funky with tagging earlier but also wanted to mention this program is made possible by the New York City Artist Corps, thanks to @NYCulture & @nyfacurrent!

Huge, humble thanks to the #CityArtistCorps for supporting this latest incarnation of the Players-- and thanks for matching our New Deal aesthetic by opening the state coffers to thousands of artists in these hard times! (no srsly, thanks! :D)

The Stuck Layer Players have joined the digital world! Inspired by early 20th-century public art projects, the Players are a traveling troupe of theatrical troublemakers taking to the streets to ask the tough questions. Like, you know, when’s the revolution already? #CAC

Poster design based on original from The Blue Blouse (1920s, USSR) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Blou… 📸 by: Victor Cohen, victorcohen.us

Okay, phew, looks like we got the Twitter issues sorted... 😅 This is why we keep our shows low-tech and live, less chance of glitches!

It took some time to cool down from that one. But the Players are BACK roaming the city. Catch them TOMORROW in Prospect Park, 12-4pm. Play along, chat & heckle, or just grab some fliers and get unstuck! Follow @StuckLayer here & Insta to stay in the loop! #CAC #CityArtistCorps

Nearly ending twice by heat stroke and once by security intervention (it really WAS quite the show!)-- but persevering and growing as a community and public arts happening through grace and understanding-- it was a profound & humbling experience made possible by the Red Stage.