6 @ 7, MTC's reading series at New York City Center Stage II

Manhattan Theatre Club announce the 2006 lineup for the 6 @ 7 reading series. 6 @ 7 presents six new works in development from the 10 Apr - 22 May. Each reading begins at 7pm at New York City Center Stage II.

Previous plays that have been developed in the 6 @ 7 series and then produced on MTC�s stages include the Pulitzer Prize-winning 'Proof' by David Auburn, 'Fuddy Meers' by David Lindsay-Abaire, 'Between Us' by Joe Hortua and Based on a Totally True Story by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa; which is currently playing at New York City Center Stage II.

The 6 @ 7 readins are of:

• Fallout
  Playwrite: Shelagh Stephenson
  Director: Lou Jacob
  Synopsis: In the 1950�s, a blacklisted screenwriter confronts scientist Robert Oppenheimer, with whom she has a shared past. A noirish tale of Hollywood, espionage, and the Manhattan Project.
  
  
• The Girl In The Frame
  Book, music & Kyrics: Jeremy Desmon
  Director: Jeremy Dobrish
  Synopsis: A tiny New York apartment gets even smaller as a young couple's wildest fantasies burst to life. A hunky fireman, a tuxedo-clad super-spy and the seductive 'girl next door' turn one couple's cold feet into a fun and sexy parable of modern love.
  
  
• Good Boys And True
  Playwrite: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
  Director: Michael Bush
  Synopsis: Brandon Hardy is the kind of young man that makes St. Joe�s Preparatory School proud. But when he�s implicated in a scandal that threatens to destroy his future, his mother must sort fact from fiction and try to pick up the pieces.
  
  
• Strike-Slip
  Playwrite: Naomi Iizuka
  Director: Daniel Aukin
  Synopsis: In modern-day Los Angeles, life is one big eruption waiting to happen. People collide and tensions explode in this bracing look at multi-cultural L.A.
  
  
• Men Of Tortuga
  Playwrite: Jason Wells
  Director: Lynne Meadow
  Synopsis: Negotiation, conspiracy, and assassination: four power-brokers will stop at nothing to wreck a historic meeting. But when one of them takes a young idealist under his wing, his long-dormant conscience begins to reawaken.
  
  
• The Little Flower Of East Orange
  Playwrite: Stephen Adly Guirgis
  Director: Philip Seymour Hoffman
  Synopsis: In a Manhattan charity hospital, an unidentified woman floats in and out of consciousness. In prison, her son tries to figure out how she got there.