The American Theatre of Actors News

Coyote REP's inaugural stage production follows the lives of ten residents of an California apartment complex on the cusp of a rare astronomical phenomenon

Multiple award-winning Scottish actor Mike Maran will make his American stage debut in his one-man show Did You Used To Be R.D. Laing, about sixties icon and radical psychiatrist R.D. Laing whose controversial theories had an explosive effect on the myths of mental illness. The play, which won the Edinburgh Fringe Award in 2002, was written by Maran and is set to a jazz score by pianist David Milligan.

Tall Grass, Brian Harris' dark comedy about couples' dependencies and infatuations spinning out of control, will officially open March 12th, 2007 at the Beckett Theatre on Theatre Row (410 W. 42nd St) and play a limited engagement through April 15th.

Roger Alan Gindi in association with Nutmeg Productions will present Tall Grass, a dark comedy written by Brian Harris and directed by Nick Corley.

The Roundtable Ensemble will present in rotating repertory Moira Buffini's award-winning play Silence, directed by Suzanne Agins, and a ninety-minute version of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, directed by Andrew Grosso, as well as Michelle Matlock's The Mammy Project

Jake Ehrenreich's A Jew Grows in Brooklyn will transfer to the 37 Arts Theatre in October

Jor-El Productions will present A Bard's Day's Night ('s Dream) by Jory Levine at the American Theatre of Actors (ATA - 314 West 54th St.) beginning September 7th and ending October 1st.

Henry Krieger and Bill Russell's Side Show will return to New York in a new Off-Broadway production at the American Theatre of Actors from August 31 to September 3

A candid talk about A JEW GROWS IN BROOKLYN with creator/star Jake Ehrenreich

The Lamb's Theatre Company--currently playing host to the hit Off-Broadway show A Jew Grows in Brooklyn--has received an eviction notice for September

The recent Off-Broadway hit A Jew Grows in Brooklyn, written by and starring Jake Ehrenreich, is transferring to the Lamb's Theatre, where it will begin performances on June 7th

After years of entertaining audiences on television('Meet the Mets'), Broadway ('They're Playing Our Song') and cruise ships across the friendly seas, Jake Ehrenreich opens off-Broadway at the American Theatre of Actors, where his entertainment career just got a bit bumpier than any of those ocean waves may ever have been.

Jake Ehrenreich's one-man musical comedy A Jew Grows in Brooklyn opened Off-Broadway on April 10th

Starting on March 24th, audience members who bring one of their Bar/Bat Mitzvah photos to a performance of A Jew Grows in Brooklyn will be eligible to win a gift certificate to Ben's Deli

Jake Ehrenreich's A Jew Grows in Brooklyn will run off-Broadway from March 24th through May 28th

Jake Ehreinreich's A Jew Grows in Brooklyn will run off-Broadway from March 24th through May 28th

Iris Zeiber will perform her solo show From Israel to Sex in the Sity from March 2nd through 19th

The Mentalizer, Ehud Segev, is back to his old tricks again in his latest theater endeavor Anomal.

Ehud Segev, known as 'The Mentalizer,' will bring his play Anomal to off-Broadway from January 2nd through 22nd

Sam Shepard's Buried Child will receive an off-Broadway production from January 27th through February 12th