PLEASE HELP: Matthew Freeman's "Why We Left Brooklyn"

I interrupt your regularly scheduled esoterica to bring you news of my glorious husband Matthew Freeman's new play, "Why We Left Brooklyn."  It will be up at Manhattan's 4th Street Theater this August and September, and seriously, folks, you're not going to want to miss it.  The play is brilliant and funny and moving and wry, and the cast is a veritable dream team of NYC actors.  Here's a synopsis:

WHY WE LEFT BROOKLYN!

The Theater Accident is back with WHY WE LEFT BROOKLYN (or The Dinner Party Play) by Matthew Freeman. After our popular productions of two solo performances (Confess Your Bubble and The Zebra Shirt of Lonely Children); we're thrilled to bring this full length dramatic comedy to the New York stage.

Everything is changing. Jason is finally ready to give up acting - and New York City - for a solid teaching job in Columbus, Ohio. His wife, Michelle, would join him, if not for the budding book deal that's always been her dream. On the eve of departure, their closest friends have gathered among packed boxes and uncertain prospects to mark the occasion with a farewell dinner party. On a blisteringly comic battleground littered with crushed hopes and artisanal flatbreads, ten strivers reckon their successes and wonder how much longer they can hold out.

WHY WE LEFT BROOKLYN is a darkly comic snapshot of the recession-era bourgeoisie: ambitious, aging, evangelically ethical, and heartbroken. These are the children of the divorce explosion and the Reagan revolution, now navigating their own marriages, livelihoods, and sputtering dreams.

WHY WE LEFT BROOKLYN is directed by Kyle Ancowitz and features a stellar cast, including Rebecca Davis, David DelGrosso, Amanda Jones, Jay Leibowitz, Sarah K. Lippmann, Susan Louise O'Connor, Andrew Schwartz, Moira Stone, and Matthew Trumbull.

These guys are going all out on a big, beautiful production, and Matt, Kyle, and the entire cast and crew are working their tails off to make this show a juggernaut. 

That said:  they could *really* use your support.  They just launched their online fundraising campaign, and they have a big goal to hit.  Would you please PLEASE consider donating?  There are some fantastic prizes, including an exclusive talkback with the cast and creators, and a gourmet pie baked just for you by the award-winning pastry chef of The Dutch, Kierin Baldwin.  (Kierin is, quite literally, one of the best pastry chefs in the world, and her pie makes me see trails it's so good.) 

Anything you can give would be most appreciated.  It will go towards helping to pay for things like rehearsal space, sets and costumes, theater rental, actor salaries, and marketing & PR to help spread the word about the show far and wide.  It's really difficult to launch original work in NYC these days (see: Legally Blonde: The Musical et al.), but so worthwhile.  Thank you in advance for helping to fund new art!  Donate here now if you please.