GAY BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN
– Production Stage Manager & Assistant Stage Manager needed
Producer: iStar Theatre Lab (NYC) NYC-LOA contract
PSM- $278.00 + pension/health, 1 week pre-production pay.
ASM -$255.00 + pension/health, 2 day pre-production pay.
Producing Artistic Director: Tony Spinosa
Director: Rachel Klein
Book by Dane Leeman & Billy Butler; Music and Lyrics by Billy Butler
1st Rehearsal: 7/16/12. Lab Presentation: 8/5/12
Stage Manager interviews will be held on an upcoming date TBD by appointment only.
For consideration, email or mail cover letter and resume to:
iStar Theatre Lab
ATTN: PSM/ASM Submission
560 West 43rd Street
Suite 12J
New York, NY 10036
Seeking:
Equity Production Stage Manager & Equity Assistant Stage Manager
www.istartheatrelab.org (for more information.)
A pop/rock, fairy tale musical that follows the exploits of four high school friends on one fateful Halloween night. A strange substitute teacher reads to a biology class from Mary Shelley's, Frankenstein. The roomful of seniors includes the sweet, virginal Chloe who is determined to be a good girl until the 'right person' comes along. Her best friend, Edna, has long since realized that her love for Chloe goes beyond the affection typically felt between two best friends. Chloe's boyfriend, Thad, wishes to join a fraternity but the main requirement for joining Gamma Alpha Epsilon is that he must not be a virgin. And then there's Hairy - the pot smoking voice of reason. Much to everyone’s chagrin, the Halloween Dance is canceled. However, the foursome is invited to the annual Shocker’s Ball and all hell breaks loose when the Doctor arrives.
Founded by Tony Spinosa, the iStar Theatre Lab provides playwrights, directors, composers, and librettists with a safe creative space in which to cultivate their work. The Lab supports its participants by providing directors, choreographers, full casts, stage management, and other professionals who can encourage, support and enrich the projects.
The iStar Theatre Lab is a three-week workshop designed to provide mentorship and guidance in a risk-free environment for emerging or established artists who wish to develop and nurture their work. Artists who participate in the iStar Theater Lab benefit from a day-on day-off rehearsal structure which allows each participant to incubate ideas and explore his or her own work without the pressure of producing new pages every day. After three weeks of intensive work, each project is presented to the iStar Theatre Lab community in a closed session. The presentation is followed by a feedback session led by the iStar Theatre Lab’s Producing Artistic Director and creative team.
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