The Big Re-Write
By Ken Mandel
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Director |
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Christina Netis |
| Stage Manager |
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Beth Miller |
| Asst. Stg Mngr |
| Kara Yang |
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| Pete |
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Doug Hill |
| Nadine |
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Abby Wentworth |
| Nick |
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Christopher Patti |
| Holly |
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Mel Evans |
| Dottie |
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Jackie Wasneski |
| Doorman |
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Marc Lazarow |
| Jules |
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Eric Conrad |
DIRECTOR'S NOTE:
"The Big Re-Write" by Ken Mandel mixes film noir and present
day to create a good time for the audience! We have a murder, a
detective, his bimbo, a dramatic widow, a dumb doorman and two creative,
flirty writers. Who could ask for more? |
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Couchophilia
By Mike Mariano
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Director |
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Mike Mariano |
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Stage Manager |
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Lauren Imbriale |
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| Tony |
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Ryan Wagner |
| Molly |
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Elizabeth Livingston |
DIRECTOR'S NOTE:
Is Tony so wrong? Here you are, sitting on the hard, gray
plastic chairs of the Kendall Hall Black Box. It makes it hard
not to look forward to the more comfortable furniture you have at
home. Sinking into a soft, plush world that you've probably
spent more time with than you think — and maybe more than would
like to admit. But don't worry about the social norms; there's
a little bit of Tony in all of us. Just make sure you clean up
after you're done. |
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Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread
By David Ives
| Director |
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John Elliott |
| Stage Manager |
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Jen Harland |
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| Philip Glass |
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Cavan C. Loeffler |
| Baker |
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Brian DeGroat |
| Woman 1 |
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Megan Fritz |
| Woman 2 |
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Sara Carmella |
DIRECTOR'S NOTE:
Philip Glass is a real person. I'm fairly certain that you
don't need to know that in order to enjoy this piece, but now you
do. He's a minimalist composer whose popularity peaked about a
decade ago. Instead of directing this play, I briefly
considered the option of subjecting you, dear audience, to ten
minutes of music by Philip Glass.
Don't worry, I reconsidered. You can uncork your ears now,
it's safe. Thank you for coming, and enjoy the show. |
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A Stye of the Eye
By Christopher Durang
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Director |
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Curt Foxworth |
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Stage Manager |
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Jen Harland |
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| Jake |
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Luke Franklin |
| Ma |
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Jackie Wasneski |
| Dr. Martina Dysart |
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Nicole Cocuzza |
| Beth |
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Anthony Pirrotti |
| Meg |
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Mel Evans |
| Wesley |
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Patrick Albanesius |
| Mae |
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Kim Cox |
DIRECTOR'S NOTE:
Christopher Durang's "A Stye of the Eye" is theatrical
caricature at its best. Those of you familiar with Sam Shepard
(all five of you) will appreciate the blatant references to
beat-you-over-the-head-with-it symbols, mostly notably from his play
A Lie of the Mind. For those of you unfamiliar with
Shepard's depictions of the lonesome prairie, untamed masculinity,
and incest, the low humor of white trash will keep you entertained
for the full twenty-three minutes and nine seconds. With some
parody of David Mamet and whoever wrote Agnes of God in there
to boot, "A Stye of the Eye" massacres pretentious plays,
family values, and a baby lamb. Enjoy. |
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