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TWELVE OPHELIAS now through August 22 in McCarren Pool!
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WELCOME TO NOWHERE
A Performance by Temporary Distortion
The Ontological-Hysteric Theater: May 2007
The Chocolate Factory: October 2007
P.S. 122: February 2008
The Via Festival (Maubeuge, France): March 2008
The Exit Festival (Paris, France): April 2008
UPCOMING...
Quebec City: September 2008
New York City: January 2009
See VIDEO footage here.
7/31/08
Shooting for The Odd Dozen for Tommy Smith and Reggie Watts.
2/18/08 through 2/20/08
Welcome to Nowhere at P.S. 122. Those in attendance include Richard Schechner, John Collins, and Scott Shepherd.
2/18/08 through 2/20/08
Welcome to Nowhere at P.S. 122. Those in attendance include Richard Schechner, John Collins, and Scott Shepherd.
10/30/07, ongoing
Intensive scene study with Gene Lasko. Gene's previous students include Reed Birney and Sigourney Weaver.
12/03/07 thorugh 12/20/07
Tommy Smith's Sunrise at The Lark Annex.
12/01/07 thorugh 12/03/07
Shooting for After the War, an emotionally charged twenty-minute film about the terrible cost of obsession and love. Brian Quist (Columbia MFA) directs.
9/18/07 through 10/23/07
Intensive scene study with Scott Freeman
9/6/07
Served as a reader for The Professional Company at The Public Theater.
9/1/07
Voiceover on newyork.com to introduce (soon-to-be-superbowl-champion) NY Giants running back Ruben Drones.
8/4/07 through 8/19/07
Twelfth Night, my New York directorial debut,
enjoys a successful three-week run in Clinton Cove Park.
6/19/07 through 7/2/07
Two premieres running in rep at HERE Arts Center:
White Hot, by Tommy Smith (MFA, Julliard), directed by May Adrales (MFA, Yale):
a scathing one-act comedy about dying in the naughts, and
The Curse of the Smart Kid, written and directed by David Vining:
a searching one-man show about living in the mind.
6/10/07 through 6/23/07
The Mercury Menifesto at The Brick's Pretentious Festival. My voiceover (15 minutes!) opens and closes the show.
For ABC's coverage of John del Signore, who wrote and starred in Mercury Menifesto, click here.
5/17/07 through 5/19/07
Title role in Nate Weida's fantastical (and fantastic) musical Commander Squish.
5/5/07 through 5/8/07
Polonius in Prospect Theater Company's Ophelia: Opera in Blue. May Adrales directs the New York premiere.
5/3/07 through 5/5/07
Bullet Hole Road premieres at Richard Foreman’s Ontological-Hysteric Theater.
4/1/07
A private performance for John Patrick Shanley (Tony, Doubt; Oscar, Moonstruck) and members of the LAByrinth Theater Company: I Make No Promises, a dark new comedy written and directed by Annie Scott.
2/23/07
Pictured again in The Times.
2/21/07
Called in for a major role on the FOX sitcom Back to You, starring Kelsey Grammar and Patricia Heaton. The role eventually goes to Tony-winner Josh Gad.
2/15/07
Pictured in the Arts section of The New York Times.
2/14/07 through 4/17/07
Opposite Katherine Waterson in Los Angeles, directed by Adam Rapp, written by Julian Sheppard. Playing at The Flea to packed houses, the show is extended twice.
1/29/07 through present
Microsoft ad appears in Time, Newsweek,
The Economist, and The New Yorker, and other major publications. In January of 2008, it's renewed for another year.
READINGS!
10/21/07
In the Thick. The Lark.
written by Lisa D'Amour
directed by Kip Fagan
9/10/07. The Flea.
Nicotine, Valium, Vicaden, Marijuana, Ecstasy and Alcohol
written and directed by Vadim Newquist
7/27/07
Show Trial. The Flea.
adapted from original transcripts
directed by Jim Simpson
7/17/07
Certain Words in French. The Flea.
written by Normandy Sherwood
directed by Sherri Kronfeld
6/11/07
Kaspar Hauser. The Flea.
written and directed by Elizabeth Swados
2/28/07 and 5/20/07
Some Things Cease To Be. The Flea.
written by Karinne Keithley
directed by Sherri Kronfeld
1/21/07 and 5/20/07
Sextet. The Flea.
written by Tommy Smith
directed by Blair Brown
4/16/07
White Hot. SoHo Rep.
written by Tommy Smith
directed by May Adrales
4/3/07
Air Conditioning. The Flea.
written by Tommy Smith
directed by Jim Simpson
3/29/07
Thyme of the Season. Janus Productions.
written by Duncan Pflaster
directed by Josh Robinson
3/26/07 and 3/27/07
The New Hopeville Comics. Commander Squish Productions.
written by Nate Weida
directed by Isaac Klein
2/26/07
707 Pine. The Flea.
written by Deron Bos
directed by Kip Fagan
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