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Forgetting The Details Arrives at The New York Fringe Festival August 13th

Forgetting The Details, a solo show written by and featuring beautiful Filipina-American actress/comedienne Nicole Maxali, opens at The White Box (440 Lafayette Street) on Wednesday August 13th as part of the 18th Annual New York Fringe Festival. Paul Stein directs this endearing and humorous performance piece that addresses the timely topic of how to handle the sudden mental deterioration of a beloved relative while giving an insider’s perspective on the tightly knit Filipino culture.

“Funny, heart-warming and funny again.”— comedian, Dave Chappelle

One day Nicole Maxali returned to the San Francisco house she shared with her grandmother to find all the locks changed because her “lola” (Filipino Tagalog language for grandma) was convinced that a thief had stolen her wedding ring. Along with driving on the wrong side of the street and shop-lifting hip hop wear with the censors still attached, there were signs that began to reveal her once lively and resourceful grandmother’s descent into dementia. As the youngest in the family, Nicole was expected to remain at home and be the caregiver. Should she become a live-in nurse to her “lola” or pursue her dream of becoming the first Filipina-American actress to win an Academy Award? Dedicating herself to her acting, she created a schism between herself and her father, a would-be artist and musician whose own dreams of success went unsupported. Then when an unexpected family loss occurs, Nicole learns from both her grandmother and father that humanity lies in the bigger picture…not the details!

Nicole Maxali performed her first solo show, Identification Please with the guidance of acclaimed comic/solo performer and FX’s “Totally Biased” host, W. Kamau Bell. Under the direction of Comedy Central Stage’s Paul Stein she first performed Forgetting The Details at San Francisco’s Bindlestiff Studios to rave reviews and sold out houses. She presented the show again last year at the Minnesota Fringe Festival. Earlier this year she performed I Heart Lola at Joe’s Pub in the Public Theater. Her film and TV credits include Glory Boy Days that premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival, the Sci-fi web series Eve: Beauty and The Blade, the dramatic short film REVE that premiered at Spain’s Marbella International Film Festival and the award winning independent film Fruitvale Station produced by Forest Whitaker and directed by Ryan Coogler.

Paul Stein is Artistic Director of the Comedy Central Stage, a development venue sponsored by the cable network in Hollywood. He is also Artistic Producer of The Car Plays, a critically acclaimed site-specific theatre event that was recently performed at La Jolla Playhouse’s WOW Festival (Winner: Best Special Event, Noel Award). Directing highlights include Leonard Nimoy’s solo play Vincent starring Jean Michel Richaud at Symphony Space, Antonio Sacre’s Let Them Eat Meat at United Solo (Winner: Best Story Teller) and W. Kamau Bell’s Ending Racism in About an Hour at P.S. 122. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild and the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society.

Forgetting The Details opens at The White Box (440 Lafayette Street Between Astor Place and E.4th Street) on Wednesday August 13th. The performance schedule is as follows: Wed. Aug. 13 at 3:45PM, Fri. Aug. 15 at 9:30PM, Sun. Aug. 17 at 7:45PM, Thu. Aug. 21 at 2PM, Fri. Aug, 22 at 5:30PM and Sat. Aug. 23 at 3PM. Advance tickets are $18 and $24 at the door. For tickets go to www.FringeNYC.org. For more information go to http://www.nicolemaxali.com.

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