The Wolves crew neck tee was designed especially for Kids with Guns by Emanuele Sferruzza Moszkowicz and produced in limited quantities by Vengeful Minds. It was garment-dyed and washed for a super soft touch.

Color: Charcoal
Ink: Black
Material: 100% Cotton
Fit: Classic
Care: Machine wash cold, tumble dry medium

Cost: $30 includes shipping anywhere in the U.S. All proceeds from your purchase support our August 2010 production of Delaney Britt Brewer’s Wolves at 59E59 Theaters.

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Front view (mens medium)

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Neck label (mens medium)

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Label (womens small)

Emanuele's art

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Double stitch

Want a postcard of your very own?

Would you like us to send you a Wolves postcard to tack onto your refrigerator at home? Just give us your mailing address on or before Monday, July 26 and we’ll drop one in the mail for you!

About the Sparkler
On Tuesday, July 27, 2010 we gathered at The Shop Brooklyn in Williamsburg for our second-ever Midsummer Sparkler! It was a benefit celebration to support our 2010 production of Wolves at 59E59 Theaters. The event featured bottomless Blue Moon beer, live jazz by Mark Feldman’s band 3D, a Barbecue grilled up by the good folks at The Shop, and a silent auction featuring products, services and experiences from sixteen fantastic friends of the company.

Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who came out to the Sparkler, to those of you that participated in our silent auction, and of course to the generous benefactors that made the Sparkler possible. Please support their businesses and passions:

• Paul Budnitz of Kidrobot
• Corinne Colen of The Culinary Loft
• Austin Dixon of City Acupuncture of New York
• Sara Edwards of Namaste
• Andrew Federman Photography
• Mark Feldman from Bang! The Drum School and his band 3D
• Jessica Jolly Pilates
• Heather Klar Fashion
• Meredith Klein of Yellow Threads
• Anne Lazovik of Eve spa
• James Eun Lim of Boka
• Dan Lyle of The Shop Brooklyn
• Josh Perry of Communal Brands Wine
• RJ Tolan of Youngblood
• Candace Walters Gyrotonics

Thank you, all!

About The Shop Brooklyn
The Shop Brooklyn is Williamsburg’s newest urban country club. If you are seeking a venue for a special event, drop by and check it out. The Shop is a quick five minute walk from the Bedford Avenue L stop.
290 Metropolitan Avenue (map below)
Brooklyn, NY 11211
917-776-8872

Meet the Cast of Wolves!

Kids with Guns is proud to introduce the ten cast members of our upcoming production of Delaney Britt Brewer’s Wolves at 59E59 Theaters this August!

Josh Tyson as CALEB

Elizabeth A. Davis as KAY

Richard Saudek as PIERCE

Sarah Baskin as ROSLYN

Megan Tusing as JENNY

Megan Hart as JULIE

Doug Roland as ELLIOT

Julie Fitzpatrick as SASHA

Vikki Eugenis as the WOLF

Isaac Solstein (Understudy)

Ben Cikanek is a playwright, and a founding member and co-Artistic Director of Kids with Guns, a New York theater company. Cikanek authored the Kids’ productions of The Night Carter was Bad (2008) and Conference Room A (2005). He is an alumnus of Northern Illinois University and Improv Olympic in Chicago. In his free time, he enjoys listening to jazz, watching Woody Allen movies, and facilitating strategic workshops for big companies. Contact Ben at ben [at] kidswithguns.com

Mike Klar is a co-Artistic Director of Kids with Guns, a theater company he founded with collaborator Ben Cikanek in 2005. In 2008 he directed “The Night Carter was Bad“, in ‘07 he directed “An Octopus Love Story” and in ‘05,  “Conference Room A“. Mike and Ben have been producing theater in NYC since 2003 including the 2006 Fringe Festival and Fringe Encore Series productions of “The Blue Martini”. Mike has a BFA from the University of Delaware in Visual Communications.

Video Flashback! Check out this review we unearthed from Time Warner Cable’s channel 57 back in 2007. This is Hi! Drama on Delaney Britt Brewer’s An Octopus Love Story.

Critically acclaimed playwright and prolific interviewer of dramatists, Adam Szymkowicz conducts his 200th meeting with our very own Delaney Britt Brewer. Read their exchange here.