B. Someday Productions presents FRESH FISH, the first in a series of short play festivals presented at the Walking Fish Theatre. Watch six different plays with six different directors and loads of different actors, all in one night! May 7-18, Wednesday-Saturday @ 8:00pm, Sunday @ 2:00pm. Tickets are $15/$12 for students/seniors. Buy tickets at the door or online: www.walkingfishtheatre.com

Performances include "Alas, Me Bleedin…" by nationally recognized science fiction writer Dennis L. McKiernan, author of the Mithgar and Fairy series. Directors include Richard Kotulski, Casting Director, Wilma Theatre, Michelle Pauls and Stan Heleva, founders of B. Someday Productions and operators of the Walking Fish Theatre, and Kristen Schier, Director of The N-Crowd Improv Troupe. Performers include Meg Favreau, writer for the Huffington Post’s Humor Website, McSweeney’s and The Smart Set and Rob Baniewicz, filmmaker with Troma Studios.

Media representatives are invited to attend Press Nights: May 7 and May 8, 8:00PM

"Fresh Fish is a great theatre opportunity for the community of Fishtown/Kensington. B. Someday is bringing a lot to this neck of Philadelphia with their quirky artistic sense," says Richard Kotulski, director. The complete Fresh Fish schedule includes:

"Alas, Me Bleedin…" written by Dennis McKieran, directed by Stan Heleva

"Untitled Play on a Departed Friend" written by Hunt Holman, directed by Gerald van Wilgen

"The Affair" written by Meg & Rob, directed by Kristin Schier

"Gender Defenders" written and directed by Michelle Pauls

"Plant/Flower" written by Liz Zimmerman, directed by Rowen Haigh

"Silence" written and directed by Richard Kotulski

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. The Walking Fish Theatre is the most recent addition to the Frankford Avenue Arts Corridor in the Fishtown/Kensington community. The Walking Fish building was renovated by Stan Heleva with lots of local help and volunteers from the Brethren of Humanity Half-Way House. The building was purchased with the intent to renovate the decaying flophouse into an arts business. In the 1940s it was a barbershop. Now it is a beacon of revitalization offering all manner of performance and arts education.

WHO: B. Someday Productions

WHAT: Fresh Fish, A 10-Minute Play Festival

WHERE: The Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Avenue, Phila, PA 19125

WHEN: Runs May 7-10, 14-17 @ 8:00pm, May 18 @ 2:00pm, 2008

HOW MUCH: $15 General Admission, $12 Students/Seniors

Tickets purchased at the door and online: www.walkingfishtheatre.com

CONTACT: Michelle Pauls, 215-427-WALK Info@bsomeday.org, www.walkingfishtheatre.com