Jolene Noelle News

After an inclusive nationwide search led by ALJP Consulting and a dedicated group of board, staff, and affiliated artists, Off-Broadway's Rattlestick Theater has named Will Davis, a director, choreographer, and producer of new work as Artistic Director. Davis will succeed Daniella Topol, who served as Artistic Director since 2016.

Rattlestick Theater has named Will Davis as its next Artistic Director, taking the helm from Daniella Topol - a role she’s held since 2016.

Theaterlab (Orietta Crispino, Artistic Director; Jolene Noelle, Program Director) presents the US premiere of Leviah-choreographer Reut Shemesh's award-winning memoir about vulnerability, power, conformity and loss of agency-October 23 and 24, 2018 at its Midtown home (357 West 36th Street). The piece is part of Theaterlab's 2018 Homecoming season.

Single Carrot's 11th season continues with an original LGBTQ+ adaptation of Peter Pan written by Joshua Conkel. Joshua and dramaturg Jolene Noelle will remain in Baltimore for the intensive workshop period through March 12, joining the team from Los Angeles and New York City respectively.

Single Carrot's 11th season continues with an original LGBTQ+ adaptation of Peter Pan written by Joshua Conkel. Joshua and dramaturg Jolene Noelle will remain in Baltimore for the intensive workshop period through March 12, joining the team from Los Angeles and New York City respectively.

Designed as a vehicle for experimenting with and advocating for horror aesthetics on stage, Traumaturgy Productions (Jolene Noelle and Stephen Christensen) presents its second full-length play, Sunset Park, at Theaterlab's (Orietta Crispino, Artistic Director) Midtown home at 357 W 36th St, 3rd Floor, this weekend, October 27, 28, 29 and 31.

Designed as a vehicle for experimenting with and advocating for horror aesthetics on stage, Traumaturgy Productions (Jolene Noelle and Stephen Christensen) presents its second full-length play, Sunset Park, at Theaterlab's (Orietta Crispino, Artistic Director) Midtown home at 357 W 36th St, 3rd Floor, October 27, 28, 29 and 31.

Lyle Courtney Productions announces that the world premiere of Ace, a beat-the-clock comedy written and performed by Emmy Award-winning Letterman writer Ted Greenberg, races into The Marjorie S. Deane Theater (10 West 64th Street). Elizabeth Margid (Alice Eve Cohen's What I Thought I Knew, Matthew Maguire's Wild Man in Rome) directs.

Theaterlab (Orietta Crispino, Artistic Director and Jolene Noelle, Program Director) will present Michelle Levy's Ruins of Achelach, Restaged as part of its ongoing Solo Sunday Series on Sunday, January 8th at 6:00 pm at its Midtown home (357 West 36th Street, 3rd Floor, between 8th and 9th Avenue).

Theaterlab (Orietta Crispino, Artistic Director; Jolene Noelle, Program Director) opens its 2016 Fall in Love with Solo season with Tjasa Ferme's one-woman show Wild Child In The City, an absurdist comedy chronicling her quest to find a livable apartment in New York City.

Theaterlab (Orietta Crispino, Artistic Director; Jolene Noelle, Program Director) opens its 2016 Fall in Love with Solo season with Tjasa Ferme's one-woman show Wild Child In The City, an absurdist comedy chronicling her quest to find a livable apartment in New York City.

Times Scare NYC is proud to present the world premiere of Ripper, by Jacob Marx Rice, a new horror play about Jack the Ripper from the perspective of an ambitious female reporter.

Next in Line Productions LLC, in collaboration with Invisible Wall Productions, is proud to present the new play EXPOSURE at the Gene Frankel Theatre, tonight, September 18, through September 26.

Next in Line Productions LLC, in collaboration with Invisible Wall Productions, is proud to present the new play EXPOSURE at the Gene Frankel Theatre, September 18 - 26.

Clarice Lispector, The Hour of the Star Columbia Stages will present THE HOUR OF THE STAR, a comedic and philosophical piece about the existential search for meaning in a tragic world. Part solo-performance and part-storybook-theatre, this production puts Clarice Lispector's famous novella into a contemporary theatrical context.

Clarice Lispector, The Hour of the Star Columbia Stages will present THE HOUR OF THE STAR, a comedic and philosophical piece about the existential search for meaning in a tragic world. Part solo-performance and part-storybook-theatre, this production puts Clarice Lispector's famous novella into a contemporary theatrical context.