Michael Breen, as Ross Cellino, and David Rafailedes, as Steve Barnes, in a two-person comedy, ”Cellino v. Barnes.” Photo: Andrew Breen
Two New York comedy writers have created their own play based on the bitter breakup of a Buffalo personal-injury duo. The Law Journal spoke with one of the comedians about the writing process and how the show has been received.
July 25, 2019 at 12:49 PM
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Two New York comedians see the lighter side of the bitter dispute between Buffalo personal-injury duo Ross Cellino and Stephen Barnes.
Comedians Michael Breen and David Rafailedes have written their own play, “Cellino v. Barnes,” in which they portray the feuding lawyers. After performances in Buffalo and Los Angeles, the two-man show, directed by Hayley Huntley, is set to play Aug. 3 at the Bell House in Brooklyn.
A poster for the play
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