As your spring season moves along, be sure to check out Flor De Liz in Manhattan Theatre Club's upcoming 7@7 Reading Series. 

On Monday, April 9 at 7pm, she will team up again with director Ken Rus Schmoll to bring back to life Madeleine George's Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England, which enjoyed an extended world premiere run at Two River Theater this past fall. She'll be reprising her role as the yogini Andromeda. See the Star Ledger review from the Two River run here.

Tickets are free; reservations required. Further info found at: www.manhattantheatreclub.com 

Flor De Liz has also joined the ranks of this season's directors at the 52nd Street Project to bring to the stage the newest works written by the Project's latest members! Performances are Friday March 30-Sunday April 1. Visit www.52project.org to reserve your free tickets! Ninja siblings and sky battles, best friends and worst enemies--these plays have it all. Don't miss this opportunity to support Hell's Kitchen's bright, young artists!

Also, on March 26 at 3pm, join Flor De Liz at the Lark for a reading of Jessica Cooke's Grace and Elizabeth, directed by Joe Grifasi. This play is part of the hotINK Festival. Tickets are free; reservations required. www.larktheatre.org 

Stay tuned for further info on Showtime's pilot Gurland on Gurland, in which Flor De Liz played a fantastically fierce and sexy guest star role opposite writer/director/actor and show creator Andrew Gurland, and for the air date of her episode of CBS' The 2-2, playing opposite Giancarlo Esposito.

Thanks for reading and may you have a wonderful day.