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July 6th, 2012: The events of our story begin

July 9th, 2012: Things get weird

July 31st, 2012: Things get crazy

August 10th, 2012: Things explode (literally). And we open.

Are you ready?

For tickets, visit our show listing

Cara Takes Brooklyn...a new webisode featuring the cast of Prophet in Pink

Oh dear. It seems that these pool-goers are in serious need of my global message of love. I invite you all to take the short walk over to McGolrick Park and let The Prophet show you the way

My dearest followers in Park Slope, Windsor Terrace, and beyond: I look forward to seeing a lot more of you in the years to come

We get a mention on the wonderful Greenpoint blog New York Shitty

If your browser has delicate sensibilities and doesn't like coarse language, you can also go to www.thatgreenpointblog.com

Say...

Have you been to our Facebook Page and "Liked" me? It would mean so much to me later...when I change the world.

#Prophet in Pink #FringeNYC #Playsmiths

Check out an interview with playwright Nick Robideau on nytheatre.com

Mark those calendars

Dearest followers,

We have our performance dates:

Friday, August 10th, 5:00 PM

Saturday, August 18th, Noon

Tuesday, August 21st, 7:00 PM

Wednesday, August 22nd, 6:00 PM

Friday, August 24th, 7:30 PM

Tickets go on sale July 20th.

The rebirth of the world is almost upon us. Prepare yourselves…

What's YOUR favorite Anya moment?

(What, fair reader, does Anya have to do with The Prophet in Pink? Find out this August)

Join Us!

I'd like to invite all of you to join some very special friends of mine for an exciting preview of our great global awakening...

What: The Playsmiths Fringe Fundraiser, benefitting Chain Reaction and Prophet in Pink...enjoy live music, an open mic, a special sneak preview of our show, a silent auction, and more

When: Monday, July 23rd at 8:00

Where: Beauty Bar, 231 East 14th Street

For More Information: Visit our Facebook Event

Yours in love,

The Prophet

via Gothamist:

Have you ever taken a close look at the statue in McGolrick Park in Greenpoint? No, have you really looked at the tribute to Swedish-American engineer and inventor John Ericsson? Because photographer Katie Sokoler did, and she noticed something rather strange about it: "I guess the sculptor wanted John Ericsson to be remembered for designing the Monitor ship...and for not being able to control his bowels."

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A representative from the park has categorically denied Gothamist's "slanderous charges". The representative goes on to say "haven't you people ever seen a foot before?" and closed by thundering "lying, filthy minds will be silenced!" as the ground rumbled ominously.

We'll continue to bring you further updates on this highly important news story.

1889: Winthrop Park is established on the land bounded by Monitor and Russell Streets, Nassau and Driggs Avenues

1910: The now-landmarked shelter pavilion is constructed

1923: The World War I statue is built

1939: The park's second statue, honoring the Monitor and Merrimack, is built

1941: Winthrop Park is renamed McGolrick Park, in honor of local religious leader Monsignor Edward J. McGolrick

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2012: Everything changes

Prepare yourself. It's coming.

Yours in love,

The Prophet