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New Theatre announces a play reading of John Belluso's A Nervous Smile
NEW THEATRE At the Burstein Family Stage 4120 Laguna Street Coral Gables, Florida 33146305-443-5909 (Box Office)http://www.new-theatre.orgJohn Belluso's A Nervous Smile At New Theatre, 4120 Laguna Street, in Coral Gables On Tuesday, October 25, 2005 at SEVEN P.M. Admission is FreeBackground: Fresh from this year's Humana Festival, this moving play is the story of parents who decide to abandon the responsibility of looking after their disabled children, when they find themselves suffering from "caregiver burnout." Playwright John Belluso explores this issue without judgement, all the while showing us there are no easy answers to caring for any child.Biography John Belluso's plays include: A NERVOUS SMILE (produced by the Actor's Theatre of Louisville Humana Festival of New Plays), THE BODY OF BOURNE (produced by the Mark Taper Forum), HENRY FLAMETHROWA (produced by Trinity Repertory Company, Victory Gardens Theatre and Studio Dante), THE RULES OF CHARITY (produced by the Magic Theatre), PYRETOWN (developed at NYSF/Public Theatre's New Work Now Festival, produced by Geva Theatre, Victory Gardens and Keen Company), BODY SONGS created with legendary theatre director Joseph Chaikin (Eugene O'Neill Center/NPC, workshopped at the NYSF/Public Theatre), GRETTY GOOD TIME (produced by the Ensemble Studio Theatre, Perishable Theatre, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the Falcon Theatre). Awards and honors include an NEA/TCG Playwright-in-Residence Grant for a residency at the Atlantic Theatre, the AT&T On-Stage Award, the Mark Taper Forum's Sherwood Award, as well as grants from the New York Foundation for the Arts, the Berrilla Kerr Foundation,the Blanche and Iriving Laurie Foundation and honorable mention for the Kesselring Prize.
In addition, from 1999 to 2005 he served as the Director of the Mark Taper Forum's Other Voices Project for Disabled Theatre Artists, one of the nation's only professional developmental labs for theatre artists with disabilities. This reading will be directed by Tara Vodihn, New Theatre's Literary Manager, with Angie Radosh, Irene Adjan, Bruce Linser, and Harriet Oser. FALL IN LOVE TODAY! ADOPT A PET FROM YOUR LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTER
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