Ken Glickfeld to the rescue! With our usual Flux Sunday spaces occupied, Ken rode to our rescue, allowing our theatre-making momentum to continue. I had thought we’d only be able to read scripts, but he was willing for us to stage scenes, and though that shift led to a time miscalculation on my part, some…
This post continues on our updates on the changes that came out of our Annual Retreat – past posts have focused on Core Values, Aesthetic Values, and Membership Structure. As mentioned in our previous post on Membership, moving away from the two-tiered Membership structure necessitated the creation of a second relationship circle. We wanted to…
This post continues on our updates on the changes that came out of our Annual Retreat – past posts have focused on Core Values and Aesthetic Values. A change in Flux’s Membership structure has been in effect on the ground for some time now, and we thought it was time to tell you about it….
(Looking for new posts? Scroll down; the Benefit will be on top until 11/15!) Doors open at 7:00pm, Feud starts at 8:00pm! Join us on Monday, Nov. 15 for a benefit to support our fourth season: Don’t Look Away. Teams of select NYC theatre professionals will compete in a game of theatre-themed Family Feud at…
During the ends of the aughts (which we are technically still in, no?), I spent some time prowling this web of ours looking for what it would be named. Most of the names seemed to revolve around some unfortunate rhyme with aughts (Naughty Aughties?); but after seeing Mac Rogers’ Viral (adventurous theatre producers, read it,…
I think we’re going to like it here. Our fourth Flux Sunday at Judson was a moving recovery from our haunted Halloween Sunday. really strong, heartfelt work marked all 3 scenes. Playwrights: Katherine Burger (Ever Ever), Fengar Gael (Devil Dog Six), August Schulenburg (The Hand That Moves) Directors: Tiffany Clementi, Katherine, August Actors: Alisha Spielmann,…
MEET THE CONTESTANTS OF FLUX FAMILY FEUD! What is Flux Family Feud? MARTIN DENTON is the founder, editor, and chief reviewer of nytheatre.com. He is the Executive Director of nytheatre.com‘s nonprofit parent organization, The New York Theatre Experience, Inc. (NYTE); the editor of NYTE’s annual Plays and Playwrights anthologies, along with the collections Playing with…
Our 3rd Flux Sunday at Judson Memorial Church had the ill-fated luck of falling on Halloween, and a haunted Flux Sunday it was indeed, with mysteriously disappearing accents, bedeviled containers of chocolate, and a small turnout. But, like the valiant ghostbusters we are, we persevered to get some good work done. Playwrights: Katherine Burger (Ever…
I’ve been fascinated lately by what seems a growing trend of deliberately bad acting in plays. Of course, it’s not really bad; on the contrary, it’s very highly crafted in the way only a truly gifted singer can sing spectacularly badly (proof, Miranda). But my curiosity is in what exactly is driving this particular aesthetic…
Our second Sunday at Judson Memorial Church was also our first with audience members from their congregation – exciting! And they were certainly treated to a wide variety of um, entertainments, shall we say? Playwrights: Katherine Burger (Ever Ever), Fengar Gael (The Spell Caster), Kristen Palmer (Untitled), Brian Pracht (Wendell Wants), August Schulenburg (Presents, Denny…
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