John Chatterton News

The Midtown International Theatre Festival and Spark Motion Productions present Sex Curve, a new, romantic comedy by Merridith Allen.

"The Banana Monologues" is being presented by Gregory Taft Gerard in association with Jason C. Cooper, Off Broadway at the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre (Abingdon Complex), 312 West 36th Street.

SMALL POND ENTERPRISES is pleased to announce the world premiere production of Sarah Ford?s GEORGIA & ME, directed by Zoya Kachadurian.

The Midtown International Theatre Festival presents Dad Doesn't Dance, a new solo noir in one act written and performed by Nora Brown*.

The Midtown International Theatre Festival (MITF) seeks script submissions for John Chatterton's SHORT SUBJECTS, a series of plays that run 30 - 60 minutes. The deadline for submissions is June 6, 2011.

The 2011 Friends and Neighbors Festival: 20 hours with $20 - Starts TODAY! Each performance is only $5 Now playing through June 19, 2011

Strand Theater Company Artistic Director Jayme Kilburn has announced the lineup for the third-annual Friends & Neighbors Festival, running June 1-19, 2011.

Sistas, written by Dorothy Marcic, and directed by Christopher Burris

The Midtown International Theatre Festival (MITF) seeks script submissions for John Chatterton's SHORT SUBJECTS, a series of plays that run 30 - 60 minutes. The deadline for submissions is June 6, 2011.

Strand Theater Company Artistic Director Jayme Kilburn has announced the lineup for the third-annual Friends & Neighbors Festival, running June 1-19, 2011.

The Midtown International Theatre Festival (MITF) announces the 2011 Season, running from July 11 - 31, 2011. 22 plays and 11 musicals have been chosen. Tickets are $18-15.

Two lost souls share an intimate moment, each learning to love and dream again, in playwright Nancy P. Moss's intimate historical drama Anna: Love in the Cold War. The play takes place during a bitter winter night in 1945 Leningrad, where oppression and suspicion are commonplace and one never knows who may be listening. Directed by Joshua A. Kashinsky, Anna: Love in the Cold War will begin performances on April 22nd at the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre, located at 312 West 36th Street.

Two lost souls share an intimate moment, each learning to love and dream again, in playwright Nancy P. Moss's intimate historical drama Anna: Love in the Cold War. The play takes place during a bitter winter night in 1945 Leningrad, where oppression and suspicion are commonplace and one never knows who may be listening. Directed by Joshua A. Kashinsky, Anna: Love in the Cold War will begin performances on April 22nd at the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre, located at 312 West 36th Street.

Playwright Andrea J. Fulton's powerful One Drop will receive three performances, February 11-13, as part of the Midwinter Madness Festival of one-act plays at the Roy Arias Studios, 300 West 43rd Street.

Playwright Andrea J. Fulton's powerful One Drop will receive three performances, February 11-13, as part of the Midwinter Madness Festival of one-act plays at the Roy Arias Studios, 300 West 43rd Street.

In less than three weeks the first annual Midwinter Madness Festival is set to take New York City by storm, with a cornucopia of one-acts by up-and-coming artists and theatre companies all looking to make their mark on the Big Apple.

The clock is ticking, the hour is drawing near…Midwinter Madness is about to arrive!

The clock is ticking, the hour is drawing near…Midwinter Madness is about to arrive!

When the jingle bells have been put away and the bitter cold hits the streets of New York City, it's time for Midwinter Madness! Presented by John Chatterton, the Midwinter Madness Festival raises the curtain on a three-week festival of more than two-dozen one-act works. Running February 7th to February 27th, Midwinter Madness will take place at the Payan Theatre in the Roy Arias Studios, located on the 5th floor of the Times Square Arts Center, at 300 West 43rd Street.

In less than three weeks the first annual Midwinter Madness Festival is set to take New York City by storm, with a cornucopia of one-acts by up-and-coming artists and theatre companies all looking to make their mark on the Big Apple.