IGNITED STATES in association with Crosstown Playwrights are pleased to announce their production of Daniel McCoy?s ELI AND CHERYL JUMP, directed by Nicole A. Watson. ELI AND CHERYL JUMP will be performed as part of The New York International Fringe Festival at Venue#9 The Players Loft (115 MacDougal St, 3rd Floor). Performances begin August 14th and continue through August 29th.
Carousel Theatre Company (Kelly Feustel, Artistic Director; Kevin Feustel, Managing Director) is proud to present WORDS, a choral poem arranged and directed by Kelly Feustel. This production will play a one night only engagement at the Gene Frankel Theater (24 Bond Street) on Wednesday, July 22 at 8:00 PM. Tickets
White Rabbit Theatre and Cuchipinoy Productions proudly present Meredith's Ring by Andrew Rothkin and Anonymous by Rodney E. Reyes, two one-act plays on love, loss and the parent-child relationship, directed by Andrew Rothkin and Taylor Keith, respectively. The poignant pieces will be the main attraction of the June 17 Baltimore Benefit. They will also be a part of the world premiere of the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity in New York City.
The Imaginary Invalid: By Prescription Only, based on Le Malade Imaginarie by Molière and written and directed by NYIT award winner Aliza Shane, will be presented as part of the world premiere of the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity. The Festivity will take place June 9th through the 28th at the newly renovated 440 Theatres at Astor Place and Lafayette in New York City. Tickets are $18 and can be purchased at www.planetconnectionsFestivity.com. The production will benefit Hospice of New York.
White Rabbit Theatre and Cuchipinoy Productions proudly present Meredith's Ring by Andrew Rothkin and Anonymous by Rodney E. Reyes, two one-act plays on love, loss and the parent-child relationship, directed by Andrew Rothkin and Taylor Keith, respectively. The poignant pieces will be the main attraction of the June 17 Baltimore Benefit. They will also be a part of the world premiere of the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity in New York City.
Carousel Theatre Company (Kelly Feustel, Artistic Director; Kevin Feustel, Managing Director) is proud to present WORDS, a choral poem arranged and directed by Kelly Feustel. This production will play a one night only engagement at the Gene Frankel Theater (24 Bond Street) on Wednesday, July 22 at 8:00 PM. Tickets
Carousel Theatre Company (Kelly Feustel, Artistic Director; Kevin Feustel, Managing Director) is proud to present Pierre Corneille's LE CID, directed by Richard Pepio. This production will play a very limited run at the Gene Frankel Theater (24 Bond Street), Friday and Saturday, July 24 and 25 at 8 PM, with matinees on Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26 at 2 PM.
THE IMAGINARY INVALID: BY PRESCRIPTION ONLY, based on LE MALADE IMAGINAIRE by Molière and written and directed by NYIT award winner ALIZA SHANE, will be presented as part of the world premiere of the PLANET CONNECTIONS THEATRE FESTIVITY. The Festivity will take place June 9th through the 28th at the newly renovated 440 Theatres at Astor Place and Lafayette in New York City.
THE IMAGINARY INVALID: BY PRESCRIPTION ONLY, based on LE MALADE IMAGINAIRE by Molière and written and directed by NYIT award winner ALIZA SHANE, will be presented as part of the world premiere of the PLANET CONNECTIONS THEATRE FESTIVITY.
The Subjective Theater Company is proud to announce its last play of the 2009 season, PARALLAX - a fantastical exploration of narrative and memory.
The Subjective Theater Company is proud to announce its only play of the 2009 season, PARALLAX - a fantastical exploration of narrative and memory. While covering a labor movement in Argentina, PJ and Mick find themselves in the middle of a shootout that leaves their friend and contact dead.
The Subjective Theater Company is proud to announce its only play of the 2009 season, PARALLAX - a fantastical exploration of narrative and memory.
LIARS is a collection of eight brand-new comedic plays about deceiving, falsifying, fibbing, and stretching the truth. Join us as we set fire to the pants of Hollywood agents and other sleazy hucksters, and expose cons from tofu to Santa Claus. Playwrights featured will include Jesse Jones, Jeremy Mather, Daniel McCoy, Lindsey Moore, Joe Musso, Caroline O'Hare, Matt Sears, and Jeff Sproul.
The Subjective Theater Company is proud to announce its only play of the 2009 season, PARALLAX - a fantastical exploration of narrative and memory. While covering a labor movement in Argentina, PJ and Mick find themselves in the middle of a shootout that leaves their friend and contact dead.
LIARS is a collection of eight brand-new comedic plays about deceiving, falsifying, fibbing, and stretching the truth. Join us as we set fire to the pants of Hollywood agents and other sleazy hucksters, and expose cons from tofu to Santa Claus. Playwrights featured will include Jesse Jones, Jeremy Mather, Daniel McCoy, Lindsey Moore, Joe Musso, Caroline O'Hare, Matt Sears, and Jeff Sproul.
The Barrow Group Theatre Company will present a studio theatre production of WHO YOU SEE HERE by Matt Hoverman, directed by Stacy Shane, with performances starting on Friday, March 6, 2009 (Opening is Saturday, March 7th, 2009). WHO YOU SEE HERE is a four-character comedy about a small town couple whose love is tested when a charismatic but troubled movie star stumbles into their local AA meeting.
What if you could confront the one person who has hurt you worst of all, or the one you're most ashamed to face? Rodney E. Reyes looks at these questions of responsibility and redemption in his powerful drama WHO AM I. Written by Reyes and presented by Cuchipinoy Productions, WHO AM I will be performed at the Gene Frankel Theatre, located at 24 Bond Street, beginning on March 19th. The play will be directed by Reyes and Mario Corrales.
I ATE WHAT? THEATRE, in conjunction with The Looking Glass Theatre Space Grant Program, is pleased to announce the return of Simona Berman’s acclaimed JUST SHUT UP & SMILE!, directed by Diana Basmajian. JUST SHUT UP & SMILE! will play a special limited engagement at The Looking Glass Theatre (422 West 57th Street, btw 9th/10th Ave). Performances begin Monday, March 16 and continue thru Friday, April 3.
The Barrow Group Theatre Company will present a studio theatre production of WHO YOU SEE HERE by Matt Hoverman, directed by Stacy Shane, with performances starting on Friday, March 6, 2009 (Opening is Saturday, March 7th, 2009). WHO YOU SEE HERE is a four-character comedy about a small town couple whose love is tested when a charismatic but troubled movie star stumbles into their local AA meeting.
Legendary Late Night TV personality Joe Franklin was always one to do things his own way. So why should his birthday be any different. This year Franklin will be celebrating his birthday - what he is calling his 39th birthday! - by attending an invitation only, industry reading of Charles Messina's new play 'A Room of My Own' at the Players Theater in Greenwich Village. The play is being presented by NahNotOutsideMyHouse! Productions Inc. in association with Shortened Attention Span and producer Al Messina.
