News: "Real Estate," a Play about Moving by Isa Spector, at The Brick from August 6th-15th

After a two-week sold-out run in January for the Exponential Festival, Real Estate returns to the Brick Theater (Williamsburg) next month, August 6 through 15 at 8 pm. 

Written by Isa Spector and featuring Ari Dalbert and Sheldon Donenberg, the play follows two men through a highly physical and lowly written journey of love. David and Robert are constantly moving; moving houses, moving bodies and moving against their desires. Their push and pull dynamic spins out through dance, turning their awkward dialogue into a romantic ballet, a club dance and a cartoon chase. As the duo continues to find themselves in the wrong place, they draw closer to a fantasy beyond language, gesture and time.

Playwright Isa Spector is an artist and performer based in New York. Spector creates performance between theater and dance, spinning stories of contemporary life through “genre-agnostic movement” (Brooklyn Rail) and “witty wordplay puzzles full of choreographic twists” (New York Times). Spector’s work has been presented in theaters, galleries, office buildings, nightclubs, parks and radio stations.

The Brick is a not-for-profit dedicated to developing and presenting the work of pioneering emerging artists and career experimenters in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Founded in 2002, The Brick has established itself as an essential experimental venue for the production of compelling, new, high-quality work.

Tickets for Real Estate may be purchased HERE.

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