Thursday, May 20, 2010
Boston Theatre Marathon this Sunday
My ten-minute play, Confirmed Sighting, will be in the Boston Theatre Marathon this Sunday at the Calderwood Pavilion Theatre at the BCA. My show is at 7pm, produced by the Fort Point Theatre Channel, directed by Christie Gibson, starring two of my friends and fabulous actresses, Kippy Goldfarb and Maureen Keiller. The event runs from Noon until 10pm and is one of my favorite theatrical events of the year. All the proceeds of the day benefit the Theatre Community Benevolent Fund.
(Oh, and don't miss a reading of the fabulous play, The Live Dress, by my fellow Huntington Playwriting Fellow, Martha Kaufman, on Saturday, at 1pm. You won't be sorry.)
Thursday, May 13, 2010
interview on ArtSake blog
The folks over at the Massachusetts Cultural Council put together this nice interview with me on their ArtSake blog yesterday. I hope you'll check it out.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Emerging America Festival this weekend (and my cell phone play--i am not invisible)
The Emerging America Festival is happening in Boston this weekend--a collaborative event in Boston and Cambridge between the ART, the Huntington, and the ICA. You might want to check it out. They're bringing in a bunch of artists and hosting parties and talks and events all weekend long.
One fun part of the weekend, is a podcast and walking tour with short audio plays written by Huntington Playwriting fellows, including me. I think there's supposed to be some sort of map that you can get that tells you where you call a number and listen to the play for your spot (the spots are mostly in Harvard Square, around the BCA, and also near the ICA). But you can also just visit the web site and listen to them on your computer.
To listen on your phone, dial 215-525-1043. My play takes place at the BCA plaza. You can dial the number, hit 1#, and then enter 72# to hear my play.
I had a great time making my play (we had to perform our own), and I can't wait to listen to everyone else's. If you want to listen to my piece, i am not invisible, just click right here. (It's an mp3 file.)
One fun part of the weekend, is a podcast and walking tour with short audio plays written by Huntington Playwriting fellows, including me. I think there's supposed to be some sort of map that you can get that tells you where you call a number and listen to the play for your spot (the spots are mostly in Harvard Square, around the BCA, and also near the ICA). But you can also just visit the web site and listen to them on your computer.
To listen on your phone, dial 215-525-1043. My play takes place at the BCA plaza. You can dial the number, hit 1#, and then enter 72# to hear my play.
I had a great time making my play (we had to perform our own), and I can't wait to listen to everyone else's. If you want to listen to my piece, i am not invisible, just click right here. (It's an mp3 file.)
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Constant State of Panic reading tonight at Boston Playwrights Theatre
I know I've been plugging away at this via e-mail and Facebook, and all that. But here's one more reminder, just in case:
Constant State of Panic will be read at Boston Playwrights Theatre, tonight, Thursday, May 6, at 7pm
BPT is at 949 Commonwealth Avenue. Bevin O'Gara will direct. Kris Sidberry, Maureen Keiller, Tom O'Keefe, and Ed Hoopman will make the up cast. The play is both fun and intense, a dark and sometimes comic love story that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, as we journey through a Bush-era Wonderland. It's about paranoia, murder, conspiracies, loss, and a world where bad, lovely, and weird things happen.
Admission is free, but you can reserve a seaton their web site (I recommend this).
So today will be a fun and very busy day for me (we rehearse all afternoon and then have the reading at 7. I'm pretty psyched--this a play that's enormously fun to work on, and we've got a great cast and director. With any luck, we'll have a mostly full house, too, which always makes a reading a lot more fun for everyone, and useful for me.
Constant State of Panic will be read at Boston Playwrights Theatre, tonight, Thursday, May 6, at 7pm
BPT is at 949 Commonwealth Avenue. Bevin O'Gara will direct. Kris Sidberry, Maureen Keiller, Tom O'Keefe, and Ed Hoopman will make the up cast. The play is both fun and intense, a dark and sometimes comic love story that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, as we journey through a Bush-era Wonderland. It's about paranoia, murder, conspiracies, loss, and a world where bad, lovely, and weird things happen.
Admission is free, but you can reserve a seaton their web site (I recommend this).
So today will be a fun and very busy day for me (we rehearse all afternoon and then have the reading at 7. I'm pretty psyched--this a play that's enormously fun to work on, and we've got a great cast and director. With any luck, we'll have a mostly full house, too, which always makes a reading a lot more fun for everyone, and useful for me.
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