by Lucas Papaelias and Deborah Smith
directed by Lou Moreno
A darkly comic rock-musical-theater piece that chronicles the exploits of several individuals involved, on various levels, of a pyramid scheme-based company called Pyramidica, which has quantified Freedom as an actual commodity, and promises abundant Freedom opportunities for both its clients and its employees. The more energy one dedicates to bringing others in to sign up to work for Pyramidica, the more Freedom it is possible to obtain.

This is Lucas Papaelias' first play. His acting credits include. NY Theatre: Jack's Precious Moment (Page73/59 E 59) Father Comes Home (The Public), US Drag (stageFarm), Cyrano de Bergerac (Broadway), Romeo & Juliet (Delacorte), Essential Self-Defense (Playwrights Horizons), Cyclone (Studio Dante), Walk Two Moons (Lucille Lortel), Smashing (Play Company), Cellini (2econd Stage). Regional: Actors Theater of Louisville, Geva Theater Center, Studio Arena, Huntington. Film/TV: School of Rock, Hungry Ghosts, Cake Eaters, WTC View, What Alice Found, Brother To Brother, How to Make it in America, Sunny in Philadelphia, Law & Orders, NYPD Blue, Avenue Amy.

Deborah C. Smith has been a performer since early childhood, she combines twenty years of rhythmic dance and theatre with over a decade of recent experience as a songwriter, poet and instrumentalist to offer unique and heartfelt plays and musical performances written in the language of the soul. She is currently the guitarist and songwriter for the Brooklyn-based music project Medicine Woman, in which she is accompanied by cello, fiddle, flute, drums and voices.