Leonard Jacob’s The Clyde Fitch Report has a brand new, very fancy-shiny-sleek-impressive home here. Check it out! Also, we’ve at last updated our Blog Roll to reflect Patrick Lee’s less new, but also fancy-shiny new home here. Gradually, our humble blog emerges from last year’s links…
“Look at me. It’s not wrong. It’s not wrong.” (Photo: Isaiah Tanenbaum. Pictured: Cotton Wright, Candice Holdorf, Brian Pracht, Lynn Kenny) FLUX THEATRE ENSEMBLE presentsPretty Theftby Adam Szymkowicz Directed by Angela Astle April 23 through May 17thThursday through Saturday at 8PMSunday at 7PMOpening: Friday April 24thPatron’s Night: May 2nd Tickets: $18, call (866)-811-4111 or click…
A special congratulations to Susan Louise O’Connor for her great reviews in the New York Times and Backstage for her Broadway debut in Blithe Spirit. It’s wonderful to see such a talented, warm-hearted Indie theatre (Nerve, The Silent Concerto, Never Swim Alone) actor achieve recognition on the GWW. Choice pull quotes: “Susan Louise O’Connor is…
Hey there! Did you love Flux’s own Christina Shipp as Rosaura, Bottom, Zara and Time (etc.)? Then check her out in Heiress Productions’ Belles at The Lion Theatre from March 19th through April 12th. If you do, you might just make her smile – and look at what a sweet smile she has (awww) ((That’s…
Are you missing Rob Ackerman while he’s away in SF at A.C.T? Then check out this great entry in the A.C.T blog about his writing process for Volleygirls. Bump, set, spike!
(Pictured: Michael Davis, Scott Ebersold, Brian Murray, Christina Shipp, Jake Alexander, Erin Browne, Isaiah Tanebaum, Cotton Wright) Our amazing cast, director and playwright, minus the lovely Polly Lee and AD Kyle Fox. (Photo: Isaiah Tanenbaum) Did we mention there was food? (Photo: Isaiah Tanenbaum) The program, the audience, the magic (can you spot two Davids?)…
(Photo: Isaiah Tanenbaum. Pictured: Polly Lee, Jake Alexander, Michael Davis, Christina Shipp) WHAT A NIGHT!And long overdue. After our first two Food:Souls – Adam Szymkowicz’s Pretty Theft and Jason Grote’s This Storm Is What We Call Progress – somehow a year snuck by and we were, well, ravenous.Luckily, our third Food:Soul featured Erin Browne’s Narrator…
Did you love to fear that fierce widow of the Dust Bowl Myrtle, memorably played by Catherine Porter in Angel Eaters? Well, for two shows this week she’s playing another formidable woman – Hillary Rodham Clinton. Check it out at Dixon Place! And if you don’t, well…Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
One of our favorite play development centers now has their very own blog – here’s to many more posts!
These are courtesy of Molly Pearson at Partial Comfort Productions – thanks, Molly! (Michael Davis as the God of Television tries to seduce the crowd away from the wiles of Cotton Wright, the God of the Internet) (Packed crowd at the Canal Room) (The winners of the critic’s choice and our goodly hosts, Partial Comfort…
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