September 4 - October 1
New Georges
Eloise & Ray
By Stephanie Fleischmann
Directed by Alexandra Aron
Featuring Black-Eyed Susan, Chris Payne Gilbert, and Maria Thayer.
Set by Marsha Ginsberg, Music by Miki Navazio, Lights by Diane Fairchild, Costume by Moe Schell.
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"...a finely detailed, layered portrait...Aron delineates relationships with sensitivity and visceral physicality... everything comes together in the authentically realized denouement, which reverberates with the layered sorrows of Eloise."
– The Village Voice |
October 11- November 4
Adobe Theatre Co.
Orpheus and Eurydice
Written and directed by Jeremy Dobrish
WITH: Arthur Aulisi , Jeremy Brisiel , Vin Knigh, Kathryn Langwell, Andrew Elvis Miller, Erin Quinn Purcell, Adam Smith and Jennifer Ward.
sets by Matthew E. Maraffi; lighting by Michael Gottlieb; costumes by Meganne George; original music, Lewis Flinn; sound by Chris Todd; choreography by Erin Quinn Purcell; video design, J. Mole. |
"Young, smart...
filled with comic pleasures."
- New York Times |
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Nov 25-December 10
Ping Chong & Co.
Secret History
As part of his Undesirable Elements series
conceived and directed by Ping Chong in collaboration with Trinket Monsod (Philippines), Vaimoana Niumeitolu (Tonga), Hiromi Sakamoto (Japan), Tania Salmen (Lebanon/Venezuela), Patrick Ssenjovu (Uganda), and Cherry Lou Sy (Philippines/China). The video version of Secret History was directed by Hiromi Sakamoto |
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"The cumulative power of these shared stories is nothing short of astonishing."
- Village Voice
"Ping Chong creates a tremendous
tapestry of lives."
—Tad Simons, Twin Cities Reader
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December 11-24
The Undermain Theater
Tales of Swedish Woe
By Erik Ehn
Directed by Bruce DuBose
Featuring Nick Brisco, Marina Celander, Cameron Cobb
James Garver, Newton Pittman, Julie Plumettaz
Composer Bruce DuBose
Lighting Designer Suzanne Lavender
Set Designer Robert Winn
Costume Designer Happy Yancey
Video Designer Katherine Owens |
"The Undermain Theatre continues to stage the most
consistently exciting and unusual theater…"
-The Dallas Morning News |
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January 25-February 24
Target Margin
Dido, Queen of Carthage
by Christopher Marlowe
Directed by David Herskovits
with Will Badgett, Rinne Groff, Nicole Halmos, Adrian LaTourelle, Rizwan Manji, Mary Neufeld, Steven Ratazzi, Greig Sargeant, Abigail Savage and Douglass Stewart
Set Design: David Zinn
Lighting Design: Lenore Doxsee
Costume Design: Kaye Voyce
Sound Design: Tim Schellenbaum |
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"Througout nine previous seasons this company has displayed a love of improbable combinations in theater. This production, opening its 10th year, is an achievement.”
– New York Times |
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March 04-March 25
Synapse Productions
Machinal
By Sophie Treadwell
Directed by Ginevra Bull
Cast: Jessica Claire, Richard Kohn, Alison Cimmet ,Dina Comolli, Jerry Della SalIa, Michael Doyle, David Lapkin, David B. Martin, Jack O'Neill and Jacqueline Sydney
Set and Lighting Design: Adrian Jones
Costume Design: Miguel Angel Huidor
Sound Design: Jane Shaw |
"If you know the play, you deserve to experience
this production.
If you don't know
the play, you are
unlikely to find
a better production
than this..."
- Talking Broadway
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April 1-April 22
Adobe Theater
Hooray for Iceboy
Collaborative effort of the Adobe Theatre Company
Directed by Jeremy Dobrish
Cast: Frank Ensenberger, Arthur Aulisi, Arthur Halpern, Vin Knight, Erin Quinn Purcell, David Slivken
Set Design: Matthew Maraffi
Lighting Design: Michael Gottlieb
Costume Design: Meganne George
Sound Design:Jill B.C. Du Boff Composer/lyricist: Michael Garin
Choreography: Mary Anne Anderson and Erin Quinn Purcell |
"...Droll and beautiful..."
- New York Times |
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April 23-June 10
Rude Mechanicals
Lipstick Traces
A SECRET HISTORY OF THE 20th CENTURY
Adapted from the Greil Marcus book by Kirk Lynn; directed by Shawn Sides
with David Greenspan, Lana Lesley, Jason Liebrecht, Ean Sheehy, T. Ryder Smith and James Urbaniak
Set Design: Jim Larkin
Costume Design: Rachel Carr
Lighting Design: Heather Carson
Sound Design: Darron L. West |
"Smart, spirited... pulsing with verve and ingenuity."
-The New York Times
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"Stylish, dangerous fun... A witty, rip-roaring, mad 75 minutes of theater"
-The New York Post
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June 15 -July 1
Soho Think Tank Prod.
P.R Man
Written & Directed by Robert Lyons
Produced by Erich Jungwirth for VoiceChair Productions, Inc.
Production Staff:
Sets Scott Laule
Costumes Shelley Norton
Sound Michael Kraskin
Lights Tyler Micoleau
Video Julian Rad
Featuring:
Alison Cimmet
Paula Ehrenberg
Martin Epstein
Susan Rutledge
Chris Henry Coffey
Kevin Elden
James Lorenzo
Thomas Shaw |
“a surreal
environmental
sex farce…”
- O’Dwyer’s PR Daily
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“Purely theatrical pleasures”
- TimeOut NY
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