Anthony D Pound
Anthony originally from Memphis, TN has been directing regionally since 1996 and in New York since 2005. His New York credits include Trophy Thieves by Kristoffer Diaz and Moons over Miletus at Gallery Players, Betrayal and Comrades at the Producer's Club, I Take This Man and Midsummer Night's Dream at the American Theater of Actors, the new musical Camp Wish No More at NYU, Love's Labour's Lost for Underling Productions, and he is currently Artistic Director with Monsterpiece Theater Collective where he has directed the concert and industry readings of the new musical Ligeia, Much Ado About Nothing, Julius Caesar, Importance of Being Earnest, and upcoming Hamlet.
Birth Place: New York
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BIO
Anthony originally from Memphis, TN has been directing regionally since 1996 and in New York since 2005. His New York credits include Trophy Thieves by Kristoffer Diaz and Moons over Miletus at Gallery Players, Betrayal and Comrades at the Producer's Club, I Take This Man and Midsummer Night's Dream at the American Theater of Actors, the new musical Camp Wish No More at NYU, Love's Labour's Lost for Underling Productions, and he is currently Artistic Director with Monsterpiece Theater Collective where he has directed the concert and industry readings of the new musical Ligeia, Much Ado About Nothing, Julius Caesar, Importance of Being Earnest, and upcoming Hamlet.
News
by Stephi Wild - Apr 12, 2024
NTPA Repertory Theatre will present the musical The Producers April 19-28, 2024 at the Rodenbaugh Theatre in Willow Bend Center of the Arts in Plano, TX.
by BWW News Desk - Aug 1, 2017
Dirty July, a new play by Kate Thomas, will be produced by Monsterpiece Theater Collective as part of New York Theater Festival's SUMMERFEST at The Hudson Guild Theater at 459 W. 26th Street on August 1st at 6:15PM, August 5th at 8:30PM, and August 6th at 1:00PM.
by Julie Musbach - Jul 22, 2017
Dirty July, a new play by Kate Thomas, will be produced by Monsterpiece Theater Collective as part of New York Theater Festival's SUMMERFEST at The Hudson Guild Theater at 459 W. 26th Street on August 1st at 6:15PM, August 5th at 8:30PM, and August 6th at 1:00PM.
by BWW News Desk - Jun 29, 2016
Monsterpeice Theater Collective proudly presents BATTLE OF THE BARD, a new twist on the old texts.
by BWW News Desk - Jun 22, 2016
Monsterpeice Theater Collective proudly presents BATTLE OF THE BARD, a new twist on the old texts.
by Tyler Peterson - Apr 5, 2016
The Off Broadway company, Always Love Lucy Theatre, has announced that it will present a bold new staging of George Bernard Shaw's PYGMALION, a classic tale of transformation, that will in this production spotlight the issue of Transgender identity - at a time when voices in support of trans rights are increasingly heard across the nation and the globe. The production will run 5 performances only, May 4 - May 8 at Theatre 54@ Shetler Studios, 244 West 54th Street, 12th Floor.
by Michael Dale - Apr 5, 2016
The company's producing artistic director Saima Huq will take on the role of Eliza/Elijah.
by Tyler Peterson - Mar 23, 2015
Monsterpiece Theater Collective's Hamlet is entering its second extended week after a solf out first opening, Hamlet continues to explore Shakespeare's classic through the eyes of Hamlet himself as he struggles with grief and betrayal. Played by Jessica Cannizzaro, Hamlet is both fierce and vulnerable clinging to the memory of his father and the remnants of a relationship with his mother played by Sarah Quigley. With new music by the Shirtwaist Sisters and directed by Anthony D. Pound this journey into the mind of debilitating anguish and the turbulence that is left in its wake will engage and surprise even the most diehard Shakespeare fans.
by Tyler Peterson - Mar 6, 2015
Monsterpiece Theater Collective's Hamlet Importance of Being Earnest takes a new look at Shakespeare's classic through the eyes of Hamlet himself as he struggles with grief and betrayal.
by BWW News Desk - Mar 14, 2011
In 1838, Edgar Allan Poe began a journey with a short story about the beautifully haunting Ligeia. This visionary act of romanticizing death would set forth an unstoppable path to the current resurrection of Poe's monster, the musical Ligeia. At 9:30 p.m. on March 14, 2011, you can begin your own dark education. Onstage at the Metropolitan Room, 344 W. 22nd St., between 5th and 6th Ave., in concert form with six incredibly talented performers, including Michael Lowney (Broadway's La Cage Aux Folles), Lauren Holmes, Nick Boddington (the Wonderland Robbers), Bryan Jarrett, Susanne Layton, and Elyssa Samsel, Ligeia conjures a new genre in musical theater - the horror musical.
by Caryn Robbins - Feb 22, 2011
In 1838, Edgar Allan Poe began a journey with a short story about the beautifully haunting Ligeia. This visionary act of romanticizing death would set forth an unstoppable path to the current resurrection of Poe's monster, the musical Ligeia. At 9:30 p.m. on March 14, 2011, you can begin your own dark education. Onstage at the Metropolitan Room, 344 W. 22nd St., between 5th and 6th Ave., in concert form with six incredibly talented performers, including Michael Lowney (Broadway's La Cage Aux Folles), Lauren Holmes, Nick Boddington (the Wonderland Robbers), Bryan Jarrett, Susanne Layton, and Elyssa Samsel, Ligeia conjures a new genre in musical theater - the horror musical.
