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Apr 6, 2009
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New York Theatre Review
Event May 6. I have a short play in the book and in the event, I think.
NYTR events are always a lot of fun.
Mark your calendar.
http://www.bowerypoetry.com/#Event/71093
NYTR events are always a lot of fun.
Mark your calendar.
http://www.bowerypoetry.com/#Event/71093
Mar 31, 2009
Flux event
Poetic Larceny
...because inspiration is the sincerest form of larceny...
A play reading series where playwrights steal three things from the playwright before them, only to have three things stolen from them by the next shifty scribe. A staged reading series inspired by the themes of our Spring production of Adam Szymkowicz's Pretty Theft.
$10 Tickets for Pretty Theft available at the door of the April 6th Poetic Larceny! Or use the code Larceny1 for tickets online here. This limited time offer is good for the 1st week of performances, opening excluded.
Poetic Larceny
The dates:
Mondays, April 6th and 13th at 7PM
At Primary Stages Studio A, 307 West 38th Street, Suite 1510
And
Mondays, May 4th and 11th at 7PM
At Access Theater's Gallery, 380 Broadway, 4th Floor
$5 suggested donation
The playwrights:
Rob Ackerman, Johnna Adams, Bianca Bagatourian,
Jeremy Basescu, Erin Browne,
Chad Beckim, Bekah Brunstetter, Katherine Burger, James Comtois, Corey Ann Haydu, David Ian Lee,
Jeff Lewonczyk, August Schulenburg,
Crystal Skillman, Isaiah Tanenbaum
The directors:
Michael Davis, Jessi D. Hill,
Kate Marks, Kelly O'Donnell
The actors:
Ryan Andes, Havilah Brewster, Tiffany Clementi, Nick Gallegos, Mariam Habib, Ian Heitzman, Kitty Lindsay, Elise Link, Nick Monroy, Matthew Murumba, Gretchen Poulos, Carolyn Ratteray, Isaiah Tanebaum, Daren Taylor, Gregory Waller, Shannon Michael Wamser, Anthony Willis Jr., DeWanda Wise, Cotton Wright, Travis York
More information here on the Flux Blog.
Mar 30, 2009
coming soon
Matt Freeman and I do a podcast at nytheatre.com
http://www.nytheatre-i.com/2009/03/some-nyte-good-news-updates.html
http://www.nytheatre-i.com/2009/03/some-nyte-good-news-updates.html
Mar 29, 2009
new monologue books for actors and those who like monolgues
I have one monologue in each of these books. They are both from Food For Fish. So if you wanted, you could just read Food For Fish, but then you would miss out on the other cool monologues contained within. There are some heavy hitters in these books, including many people that you or I may know personally. See below:
Women:
And Her Hair Went With Her (2), Zina Camblin
And We All Wore Leather Pants, Robert Attenweiler
Beauty of the Father, Nilo Cruz
The Beebo Brinker Chronicles (2), Kate Moira Ryan and Linda S. Chapman
Boats on a River, Julie Marie Myatt
A Body of Water, Lee Blessing
Boom (3), Peter Sinn Nachtrieb
The Butcher of Baraboo, Marisa Wegrzyn
Christmas Belles, Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten
Chronicles Simpkins Will Cut Your Ass Off, Rolin Jones
The Conscientious Objector, Michael Murphy
Custody of the Eyes (2), Anthony Giardina
The Drunken City (3), Adam Bock
Earthquake Chica, Anne Garcia-Romero
Eat the Runt, Avery Crozier
Elliot, A Soldier's Fugue, Quiara Alegria Hudes
Fall Forward, Daniel Reitz
Food for Fish, Adam Szymkowicz
Fuck Tori Amos, Caitlyn Montanye Parrish
Giftbox (2), Francine Volpe
God's Ear (2), Jenny Schwartz
Great Falls, Lee Blessing
Guardians (2), Peter Morris
The Hopper Collection, Mat Smart
Hunting and Gathering (2), Brooke Berman
In Our Name, Elena Hartwell
In the Shadow of My Son, Nadine Bernard
Joy, John Fisher
Love-Lies-Bleeding, Don DeLillo
Marvelous Shrine, Leslie Bramm
Mauritius, Theresa Rebeck
Men of Steel, Qui Nguyen
Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom, Jennifer Haley
None of the Above, Jenny Lyn Bader
100 Saints You Should Know (2), Kate Fodor
Property, Rosary O'Neill
Regrets Only (2), Paul Rudnick
School of the Americas, Jose Rivera
A Small, Melodramatic Story, Stephen Belber
Smoke and Mirrors (2), Joseph Goodrich
Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven, Young Jean Lee
Spain, Jim Knabel
Tea, Valina Hasu Houston
tempOdyssey, Dan Dietz
This Beautiful City, Steven Cosson and Jim Lewis
Unconditional, Brett C. Leonard
Welcome Home, Jenny Sutter, Julie Marie Myatt
What Shall I Do For Pretty Girls?, Don Nigro
When The Messenger Is Hot, Marisa Wegrzyn
White People, JT Rogers
Men:
The Actor, Horton Foote
Adopt a Sailor (3), Charles Evered
Boats on a River, Julie Marie Myatt
Cagelove, Christopher Denham
The Conscientious Objector (2), Michael Murphy
Darwin in Malibu, Crispin Whittell
Digging Eleven, Kia Corthron
Down and Dirty, Lee Blessing
Eagle Hills, Eagle Ridge, Eagle Landing, Brett Neveu
Echoes of Another Man, Mia McCullough
The Emperor of Ice Cream; or, Thirteen Ways of Looking at Donald Rumsfeld, Matt Moses
Fall Forward, Daniel Reitz
Food for Fish, Adam Szymkowicz
The Four of Us (3), Itamar Moses
Gary, Melinda Lopez
November (2), David Mamet
Good, Clean Fun (2), Lee Blessing
Great Falls, Lee Blessing
Hunting and Gathering, Brooke Berman
The Last Good Moment of Lily Baker, Russell Davis
Massacre (Sing to Your Children) , Jose Rivera
Mauritius, Theresa Rebeck
Men of Steel (2), Qui Nguyen
100 Saints You Should Know, Kate Fodor
On the Line (2), Joe Roland
Property (2), Rosary O'Neill
Rats, Ron Fitzgerald
The Rules of Charity (2), John Belluso
School of the Americas, Jose Rivera
Screw Machine/Eye Candy, CJ Hopkins
Songs of the Dragon Flying to Heaven, Young Jean Lee
Spain (2), Jim Knabel
The Sunset LTD, Cormac McCarthy
The Thirteenth of Paris, Mat Smart
This Beautiful City, Steven Cosson and Jim Lewis
Unconditional, Brett C. Leonard
Welcome Home, Jenny Sutter, Julie Marie Myatt
White People, JT Rogers
Willy's Cut and Shine, Michael Bradford
Wittenberg (2), David Davalos
Yemaya's Belly, Quiara Alegria Hudes
Mar 27, 2009
PT
Last Chance for 1/2 Price Tix to Pretty Theft
Offer expires this Sunday March 29th at midnight, so buy now!
Use the code PICKPOCKET for $9 tickets the 1st week of performances
(opening excluded)
Preview: Thurs, April 23rd, 8PM
Opening: Friday, April 24th, 8PM
Pretty Theft runs Thurs-Sat at 8PM
And Sun at 7PM
From April 23rd - May 17th
Patron's Night with Pre-show Reception Sat, May 2nd!
Access Theater's Gallery
380 Broadway, 4th Floor
New York, New York 10013
2 blocks south of Canal St
N,R,Q,W or 6 trains to Canal St
Flux's 2009/10 season begins with Adam Szymkowicz's Pretty Theft, a play about ballerinas, boxes and the dangers of beauty. After losing her father, Allegra falls under the wing of bad girl Suzy, only to find an unexpected friendship with Joe, an autistic savant. When things between them take a violent turn, Allegra and Suzy escape cross country and befriend Marco, a mysterious thief who claims he cannot be caught.
Mar 25, 2009
evolution of a one-man show
I wrote this one person (one dog actually) show called Bee Eater while I was at Juilliard. I thought it was 40 minutes long and I kept trying to write short 20 min or so one person shows to go before or after it. I wrote two of these and attempted another before scrapping it.
We put up Bee Eater for a couple of nights in Minneapolis and I can tell you it's actually 50 minutes long. (I had two 10 min pieces go on before it)
While rehearsing Bee Eater I came up with another idea-- a short one person piece to go after it played by the same actor and I think it's the right one this time. I finished writing it today. It'll still have to be tested but I think it brings out the things that people are glossing over in Bee Eater and hopefully does so in a cool way. I'll have to see.
I wrote Pretty Theft in '04 sometime and it's finally being done in nyc this April. Who know how long this play will take to go up. Could be next year, could be five years from now or ten. In any case I can add it to my list of my plays I want to see produced. That list is getting longer. And as I sit here, having just finished a new play all I can think of is that I better start another one soon.
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