Hey, friends! Hope you'll check out some of my fall events.
THE GUN SHOW - directed by Melissa Hillman, now playing at Impact Theatre in Berkeley, CA. Tickets here: www.impacttheatre.com
HEADS - directed by Laura Savia, now playing at the Beckett Theatre on 42nd Street in New York City. (Use discount code "TRCREATIVE" for $15 tickets here: https://www.telechargeoffers.com/Off-Broadway/Heads/Overview )
NOW COMES THE NIGHT - directed by Alex Levy, opening this weekend at 1st Stage in Tysons, VA as part of the Women's Voices Theater Festival. Tickets here: www.1ststagetysons.org
SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE CASE OF THE FALLEN GIANT - American Lyric Theater Living Libretto event featuring this new opera in progress that I'm working on with composer Evan Meier will be at the National Opera Center on September 28th in New York City. http://altnyc.org/new-operas-for-new-audiences/sherlock-holmes-and-the-case-of-the-fallen-giant/
TRUE STORY - directed by Kevin Christopher Fox, at The Theatre School at DePaul University in Chicago, coming up in October.
ASHLAND NEW PLAYS FESTIVAL - I'll be acting as host playwright for the sixth year in a row at my beloved ANPF in Ashland, Oregon in October. http://www.ashlandnewplays.org
Go see a play! (Or an opera!)
Showing posts with label world premiere. Show all posts
Showing posts with label world premiere. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Saturday, June 29, 2013
The World Premiere of "True Story" will be at Passage Theater in NJ this Fall!
I'm so pleased that Passage Theater is going to be producing the world premiere of my new play "True Story" this fall. I've been part of the Passage Play Lab since arriving in Princeton three years ago, and it's been a wonderful writing home for me, here in New Jersey.
"True Story" is about grieving mystery writer Hal Walker, who is hired to ghostwrite the "story of the century" -- the truth about what happened between Donnie Lawrence and his wife. Donnie has been acquitted in a court of law -- but everyone believes he killed her. And if he did, Hal begins to wonder where justice comes into it.
The production will be directed by Philadelphian Damon Bonetti. Casting has already begun.
Watch this website for details!
"True Story" is about grieving mystery writer Hal Walker, who is hired to ghostwrite the "story of the century" -- the truth about what happened between Donnie Lawrence and his wife. Donnie has been acquitted in a court of law -- but everyone believes he killed her. And if he did, Hal begins to wonder where justice comes into it.
The production will be directed by Philadelphian Damon Bonetti. Casting has already begun.
Watch this website for details!
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Rehearsals begin for the World Premiere of "Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday" at HotCity Theater in St. Louis
I'm heading to St. Louis this weekend for the first read-through and first rehearsals of my play "Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday" at HotCity Theater in St. Louis. The play was one of three finalists in HotCity's Greenhouse Festival in the fall, alongside plays by the talented Gino Dilorio and Christopher Wall.
I'm delighted that HotCity decided to produce the world premiere of "Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday." And I'm so pleased that they're bringing me out this weekend to meet with the director and actors, do one last look at the script, and nudge this baby chick of a play out of the nest!
For more information on the world premiere of "Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday," visit the HotCity webpage!
What it's about:
In one hour, Lynn is going to climb onto a Greyhound bus, leaving her home, her husband, her job and her family behind to work on a commercial fishing boat in Alaska; her family has decided that they'll do anything to make her stay. "Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday" is a comedy about trying to explain why you have to go find yourself to people who don't want anything to change.
Cast and Crew:
Lynn Hallaby -- Nicole Angeli
Kelly Hallaby -- Charlie Barron
Margie Hallaby -- Peggy Billo*
Hudson Hallaby -- Joe Hanrahan
Gary White -- Rusty Guenther
Ray Arendt -- Eric White
Stage Manager: MJ Probst
ASM: Erica Rogers
Set: Sean Savoie
Lights: Michael Sullivan
Costumes: Jane Sullivan
Props: Meg Brinkley
Sound: Zoe Sullivan
*denotes member, Actors' Equity Association
I'm delighted that HotCity decided to produce the world premiere of "Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday." And I'm so pleased that they're bringing me out this weekend to meet with the director and actors, do one last look at the script, and nudge this baby chick of a play out of the nest!
For more information on the world premiere of "Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday," visit the HotCity webpage!
Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday
September 7th - 22nd
What it's about:
In one hour, Lynn is going to climb onto a Greyhound bus, leaving her home, her husband, her job and her family behind to work on a commercial fishing boat in Alaska; her family has decided that they'll do anything to make her stay. "Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday" is a comedy about trying to explain why you have to go find yourself to people who don't want anything to change.
Cast and Crew:
Lynn Hallaby -- Nicole Angeli
Kelly Hallaby -- Charlie Barron
Margie Hallaby -- Peggy Billo*
Hudson Hallaby -- Joe Hanrahan
Gary White -- Rusty Guenther
Ray Arendt -- Eric White
Director: Bill Whitaker
Stage Manager: MJ Probst
ASM: Erica Rogers
Set: Sean Savoie
Lights: Michael Sullivan
Costumes: Jane Sullivan
Props: Meg Brinkley
Sound: Zoe Sullivan
*denotes member, Actors' Equity Association
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