'Slut,' at the American Theatre of Actors

James Hammerstein Productions presents Slut, a new musical opening at the American Theatre of Actors on the 1 Oct 2005, following previews from the 13 Sep 2005. The limited engagement will run through to the 13 Nov 2005.

Slut tells the story of Adam, a single dude on a life long quest for one night stands, his best friend the brilliant Doctor Dan, and the sexy rocker Delia who comes between them. Set in the East Village and around the world, this highly improbable, irreverent adventure comes with singing, dancing, partying, and raspberry margaritas!

He's young. He's straight. He's single. And he's probably not gonna call. Finally, a man - and a musical - with no cheesy lines or lame excuses. Slut tells the adventures of a motivated guy on a life-long quest for one-night stands. It's 'South Park' meets the East Village, 'Peter Pan' meets the 21st century and boy meets girl meets boy meets girl. Slut -- a musical without euphemisms. What are you doing tonight?

With book and lyrics by Ben H. Winters and music by Stephen Sislen, the cast of Slut features Jenn Colella, Mary Faber, Harriett D. Foy, Andy Karl, David Josefsberg, Kevin Pariseau, Jim Stanek, and Amanda Watkins.

The director of Slut is Gordon Greenberg and the choreographer is Warren Carlyle.

In the summer of 2003, Slut became the first show ever to sell out its entire run at the New York International Fringe Festival before the festival opened.

Slut has set design by Beowulf Boritt, costumes Annie Kennedy, lighting by Jane Cox, and sound by Peter Hylenski. The musical is presented Off-Broadway by Dena Hammerstein and Pam Pariseau for James Hammerstein Productions.

BIOGRAPHIES:

Jenn Colella made her Broadway debut as 'Urban Cowboy�s' leading lady. Her other theatrical credits include 'Peter Pan,' 'Angels in America,' 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' 'Company,' 'Sylvia,' 'Victor/Victoria,' and the New York Musical Theatre Festival mounting of 'The Great American Trailer Park Musical.'

Mary Faber appeared Off-Broadway in 'Junie B. Jones' and 'The Tutor', as well as in The Actors� Fund Benefit Concerts 'Chess' and 'Hair' at the New Amsterdam Theatre.

Harriett D. Foy appeared on Broadway in 'Mama Mia!' and' Once on This Island.' Her Off-Broadway credits include 'Crowns,' 'Dinah Was' and 'Reunion,' and she appeared in the national tours of 'The Piano Lesson,'' The Good Times Are Killing Me' and 'From the Mississippi Delta.'

Andy Karl is currently in the cast of the hit musical 'Altar Boyz.' He appeared on Broadway in 'Saturday Night Fever,' Off-Broadway in Sondheim�s 'Saturday Night,' and in the world premiere of Disney�s 'On the Record.' National tours include 'Saturday Night Fever' and 'Cats.'

David Josefsberg is also currently appearing in 'Altar Boyz.' His Broadway credits include leading roles in 'Les Miserables' and 'Grease', and he was seen Off-Broadway in 'The Joys of Sex,' 'Cam Jansen,' 'Night Blooming Jasmine,' and 'Ostrovsky.'

Kevin Pariseau appeared Off-Broadway in 'Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh' and in the long-running sensation 'I Love You, You�re Perfect, Now Change.' Regional credits include 'Lend Me a Tenor' with Mickey Rooney and 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood' with George Rose.

Jim Stanek played 'Hero' in the Broadway revival of 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,' as well as appearing in the Broadway productions of 'Indiscretions,' 'Little Women' and 'The Rivals.' Off-Broadway credits include 'Captains Courageous,' 'Saturday Night' and numerous Musicals in Mufti at The York.

Amanda Watkins starred in the recent national tour of 'South Paciific' opposite Robert Goulet. On Broadway, she appeared in 'Urinetown,'' Cabaret,' 'Cats,' 'Beauty and the Beast,' and 'Grease,' and Off-Broadway in MTC's 'The Wild Party,' 'I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change,' 'Rex' and 'Imperfect Chemistry.'