From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of August: Osage County, The Minutes is a scathing dark comedy that exposes the ugliness behind closely held American narratives. What begins as a routine small-town city council meeting quickly unravels into an explosive mystery about gaslighting, greed and real-world power. Ultimately, Tracy Letts' sharp satire asks a chilling question: what would you do to avoid becoming history’s loser? Join us for an intimate, script-in-hand staged reading that brings this fierce story to life with raw intensity.

Staff:
Directed by Emily Clark
Produced by Tracey Altman

Cast:
Ken Altman (Peel)
Tracey Altman (Innes)
Lesley Berry (Hanratty)
Nicole Bournas-Ney (Johnson)
Leslie Engel (Breeding)
Joe Gambino (Oldfield)
Steve Macarus (Mayor Superba)
Jim Mullins (Stage Directions)
Peter Papazolglou (Blake)
Melina Puzino (Matz)
Alex Sheikh (Carp)
Kathy Yellen (Assalone)

THURSDAY, october 1 & Friday, october 2, 2026 at 7:30 pm
on the 3rd Floor OF the St. Bart’s Community House
at 109 East 50th Street

Tickets: $25

About Us:
Founded in 1927, the St. Bart’s Players is the longest-running community theater group in New York City. Our home base is St. Bartholomew’s Church at 325 Park Avenue in Manhattan. Please visit www.stbartsplayers.org or email sbpmembership@gmail.com for more information.