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    New 
        Rep Presents 
        "Indulgences" 
        In New England Premiere 
      New Repertory Theatre, in residence at 
        the Arsenal Center for the Arts, will present the New 
        England premiere of "Indulgences," a farcical 
        comedy by Chris Craddock. Performances are scheduled 
        to run January 17 - February 6 at the Arsenal Center's Charles Mosesian 
        Theater in Watertown. 
        Once 
        upon a time in a kingdom somewhere, a king and a commoner swap identities, 
        a prince and his lover plot to protect their union, two advisors conspire 
        to foil everything, and a man known only as "Salesman" bargains 
        for everyone's "happily ever after." In Chris Craddock's comedy, 
        audiences learn that the solution to life's intricate puzzles may just 
        be found in a fractured fairy tale. 
         
        Kate Warner, New Rep’s Artistic Director 
        and director for "Indulgences" commented, “I am so excited 
        to be directing 'Indulgences' and to introduce Chris Craddock’s 
        intelligent work to New England. 'Indulgences' is incredibly witty. Craddock 
        is a brilliant playwright. He infuses significant themes into a zany and 
        entertaining comedy.” 
         
        "Indulgences" features New Rep favorites, including Steven 
        Barkhimer, Leigh Barrett , Neil A. Casey, Ben Evett, and 
        Ed Hoopman. Making their New Rep debuts are Joel Colonder 
        and Tony Larkin.  
         
        Chris Craddock has written or co-written more than 20 plays as well as 
        2 feature films. He has also helped create three musicals. Highlights 
        of his writing career include: "BASH’d a gay rap opera," 
        which played three months Off Broadway and is the recipient of a GLAAD 
        award; "BoyGroove," which received a six week 
        commercial run in Toronto and a Dora Award. "3…2…1," 
        co-written with Nathan Cuckow, which toured to the Magnetic 
        North Festival in Ottawa 2006; "The Pharmacist/La Pharmacien," 
        a bilingual feature film written by and co-starring Craddock, currently 
        in audio-post; and "Summer of My Amazing Luck" 
        (adapted from the novel of the same name by Miriam Toews), 
        which toured extensively in Canada and is being developed into a feature 
        film by Merit Productions in Winnipeg. His hit solo show "Moving 
        Along" has toured across Canada and has been presented by 
        such companies as One Yellow Rabbit and Theatre Network. It was also filmed 
        for Bravo Television’s Singular Series. 
      For information and tickets, call 617-923-8487 or visit 
        www.newrep.org. Free parking is available 
        adjacent to the theater.  
      
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