Vassar Club of New York night at LBJ: The Play

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Join the Vassar Club of New York at 7:30 p.m. ET at a performance of LBJ: The Play, a hilarious and heartfelt original production by Sunny Zimmerman ’16, co-directed by Caitlan Moore ’16 and Andrew Barth Feldman, and devised alongside Albert Muzquiz ’17, Soraya Perry ’17, and Katie Davis. Cory Epstein ’13 is a co-producer. 

The show tells the story of local performer Sunny Zimmerman, hired to give a simple historical presentation as President Lyndon B. Johnson. The only problem? Sunny's gone method, and the presentation quickly goes off the rails. 

The performance will be followed by an exclusive 20-minute Q&A and reception with a complimentary beverage with creator Sunny.

Run Time: 90 min (no intermission)
Ticketing:  $20-55
To Attend: Please purchase tickets directly through Zeffy through the link below.

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Discounted Seats are limited.
 

In LBJ: The Play, a 5th grade teacher hires local performer Sunny Zimmerman to give a simple historical presentation as Lyndon B. Johnson. The only problem is, Sunny’s gone method. They’ve been living and breathing as Lyndon Johnson, and LBJ has decided this is his one chance to salvage his legacy—with an ambitious theatrical production. As his vision doesn't go according to plan, the boundaries between actor and role become increasingly blurred.

	Sunny Zimmerman ’16 (they/them) is a comedian from Baltimore, MD with a background in improv and sketch comedy.
	Caitlan Moore ’16 (she/her) is a writer and director based in Los Angeles.
	Albert Muzquiz ’17(he/him) is a self-proclaimed pants expert online and occasional actor.
	Soraya Perry ’17(she/her) is an actor, musician, and artist based in New York City.
	Cory Epstein ’13 (he/him) is long-time theater enthusiast and first-time producer, with a day job in tech, politics, and PR.