B. Someday Productions brings Estep Nagy's well-regarded Afghan war play A TASTE OF HEAVEN to the stage at Walking Fish Theatre. This one man tour-de-force examines how our foreign policies affect us at home. This and seven other short plays during FRESH FISH 2.0 at the Walking Fish Theatre. Eight different plays with eight different directors and loads of different actors, all in one night! April 1-19, Wednesday-Saturday @ 8:00pm, Sunday @ 2:00pm. Tickets are $16/$12 for students/seniors. Buy tickets at the door or online: www.walkingfishtheatre.org. Ticket free parking! Beverages available!

The Washington Post writes: "Give Estep Nagy 10 minutes and he'll give you a world. Or an interesting slice of one, anyway. In A TASTE OF HEAVEN, the playwright introduces us to a young veteran of Afghanistan and Iraq who rapidly recounts a weird, wild day in a forbidding landscape half a world away. At first, you suspect the 10-minute piece is going to be one of those post-traumatic-stress accounts of a terrible combat experience. But the dramatist has something less predictable in mind and that something emerges as a supple take on what war can do to, and for, a soldier."

The plays for FRESH FISH 2.0 were selected from almost 400 submissions from all over the world. As part of B. Someday's mission, FRESH FISH performances will be a pay-what-you-can admission on all Wednesday shows. There will also be two Talk-Back evenings on Thursdays April 9 and 16.

Members of the Press are invited for Opening Night, Friday, April 3 @ 8:00pm.

Performances include:

A TASTE OF HEAVEN by Estep Nagy, of NYC, finalist at Actor's Theater of Louisville. Mr Nagy wrote and directed the feature film THE BROKEN GIANT currently on permanent collection at the MOMA starring Will Arnett, John Glover and Chris Noth. Mr Nagy grew up in Philadelphia and played Little League with Parkway VFW at Blair & Berks Streets (Fishtown).

PUTTING IT BACK TOGETHER by Kate McGrath of Drexel Hill. Ms McGrath won the Adele Magner Award in 2006 for Teaching Artists and has had plays produced all over the world including Dublin, Edmonton, Australia and Khazakstan. She teaches at Stetson Middle School in Kensington.

ESTRUS IN AMAZONIA by Mike Kimball of Maine. Mr Kimball won the Fresh Talent Award for his novel UNDONE in London and got it published with the help of Stephen King. His son, Jesse Kimball is executive chef at Memphis Taproom, a well-regarded Beerpub in Kensington.

GEORGE VS GEORGE written and directed by Ryder Thornton of Kensington. Mr Thornton was a recipient of a Fulbright Grant working in Hungary and resides at the Coral Street Arts House.

RAT TAT TAT by David Guaspari of New York City, a Heideman Award finalist of 2006.

WET PAPER BAG by Alex Dremann of Chestnut Hill. Mr Dremann is a finalist for the Heideman Award from the Humana Festival for April 2009.

CONFUSED SEA CONDITIONS by Suzie Miller, one of Australia's most exciting new playwrights. Her work has been produced in London, New York and at the Sidney Opera House. Directors for FRESH FISH 2.0 include Jackie Jacobson, artistic director of Strawflower Productions (Philly), Liam Castellan, company member of Curio Theater (West Philly), Brendon Gawel of Ombillico Theater (Kensington), Ryder Thornton, freelance director (Philly), Stan Heleva, Artistic Director of B. Someday Productions, Michelle Pauls, Artistic Director of B. Someday Productions, Ozzie Jones, directed JAMAICA at the Prince Music Theatre (Philly), Dennis Smeltzer (Philly).

B. Someday Productions is the resident theatre company at The Walking Fish Theatre. B. Someday has been presenting original, adaptation and extant productions since 1997.

WHO: B. Someday Productions
WHAT: FRESH FISH 2.0 10-MINUTE PLAY FESTIVAL
WHERE: The Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Avenue, Phila, PA 19125
WHEN: April 1-19 (Wed-Sat) @ 8:00pm, April 19(Sun) @ 2:00pm, 2009
HOW MUCH: $16 General Admission, $12 Students/Seniors
Can be purchased at the door and online: www.walkingfishtheatre.org
CONTACT: Michelle Pauls, 215-427-WALK
Info@bsomeday.org, www.walkingfishtheatre.org