White Horse Theater Company will present the World Premiere of Broken Story written and directed by Cyndy A. Marion at The Gene Frankel Theatre (24 Bond Street, New York, NY 10012), November 8-16. Performances will be on Friday, November 8 at 8pm, Saturday, November 9 at 8pm, Sunday, November 10 at 3pm, Tuesday, November 12 at 8pm, Wednesday, November 13 at 8pm, Thursday, November 14 at 8pm, Friday, November 15 at 8pm, Saturday, November 16 at 2pm, and Saturday, November 16 at 8pm. Tickets ($25) are available for purchase in advance at https://whtc.ticketleap.com/BrokenStory/. The performance will run approximately 80 minutes, with no intermission.In Broken Story we meet Jess, a driven young New York reporter who arrives at the Los Angeles home of murdered novelist Jane Hartman, hoping to uncover the true story behind a mysterious Hollywood crime. As she meets those closest to the victim, everyone becomes a suspect. Alibis are questioned, motives are discovered, and memories are surfaced in an effort to put the pieces of the puzzle together. Jess is as gifted with her journalist notebook as she is with her imagination, but the truth she unearths has dangerous consequences.
About the Company: White Horse Theater Company
White Horse Theater Company is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to producing and developing American plays. We seek to investigate and celebrate American culture by re-examining American classics and nurturing new American voices. We aim to champion great American playwrights by revitalizing their masterworks and shedding new light on their seldom-produced works. We strive to support emerging American playwrights by offering them developmental readings, labs and workshops. White Horse is committed to making high-quality theater and we aim to share our passion for American plays and playwrights with our fellow artists and audiences.
Two minor characters from the play Hamlet, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern, are unaware of their scripted lives and are unable to deviate from them. Will Rosencrantz and Guildenstern (or Guildenstern and Rosencrantz) manage to discover the source of Hamlet's malaise as requested by the new king? Are the answers as important as the questions? Will the mysterious players who are strolling around the castle reveal the secrets they evidently know? Can we ever really know what's going on? And whose serve is it?
Tickets
$20 – Regular
$10 – Student / Senior
Cast
Miranda Jean Larson – ROSENCRANTZ
Jocelyn Vammer - GUILDENSTERN
Thomas R. Gordon – THE PLAYER
Gregory Pike – HAMLET, TRAGEDIAN
Jonathan West – CLAUDIUS, TRAGEDIAN
Tacilyn Jones – GERTRUDE, TRAGEDIAN
David Meyers – POLONIUS, ALFRED
Morgane – OPHELIA, TRAGEDIAN
Crew
Thomas R. Gordon - Director
Dana Robbins - Stage Manager
Al Malonga - Costume Design
Mitch Ost - Set Design
Michael Zumbrun - Light Design
About the Company: The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company
Our goal is to produce performances for the New York City community that not only entertains audiences but also enlightens and educates everyone involved. To do this we have decided to create theatre with a focus on sound! Any and all types of sound! Whether it is music, yelling or a symphony of emotions, we aim to create theatre that must be heard to really be seen! The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company is dedicated to establishing a safe space for all types of artist while creating truly unique theatrical experiences!
Thomas R. Gordon
Artistic Director
The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company
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A Magical Game Of Love And Inspiration
Do you want to play a game? Well Shakespeare's faeries and mystical creatures are upset because last year The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company produced a certain Scottish play by their magic master… To make up for this, they are magically forcing four of our actors to play a chaotic game where they must perform the roles of the Four Lovers and the Rude Mechanicals from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”! It will be a night of theatrical chaos full of music, laughter and dance! Come have fun as an audience of magical creature’s plays with a group of foolish mortal performers! Please join The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company as we lovingly tear apart this timeless classic searching for romantic love while also trying to appease all things magical!
Cast
Bethany Mitchell – Puck
Schylar Westbrook - Oberon
Amelia Huckel-Bauer – Titania
Melissa Brown - Peaseblossom
Mia Guzman – Mustardseed
Linda Elizabeth – Player # 1
Zoe V. Speas – Player # 2
Justy Kosek – Player # 3
Sean Fitzharris – Player # 4
Crew
Thomas R. Gordon - Director
Koryna Flores - Stage Manager
Al Malonga - Costume Design
Zach Serafin - Set Design
Brian Henderson - Light Design
Tasha Partee – Choreography
A Comedic Investigation Of Love And Improvisation
A young Roman by the name of Calidorus has a problem. He is in love with Phœnicium, a girl who belongs to a Madame named Ballio, but a bargain has been made to sell her to an old and ugly Macedonian soldier. Calidorus will do anything to stop this, so it falls to Pseudolus, the clever slave, to help her master save Phœnicium from this Macedonian nightmare and win her freedom or she will lose her head. The stakes are high, and it is clear that Pseudolus does not entirely have a clear plan. Can Pseudolus improvise her way out of this awful mess and save the day for a happy ending?
Nov. 7th – 17th
at
The Gene Frankel Theatre
24 Bond Street, New York, NY 10012
Tickets -
$20 - Regular
$10 – Student
MTA -
6 - (Bleeker)
F, B & D - (Broadway/Lafayette)
Cross Streets - Bond St. & Lafayette St. (Manhattan)
Cast
Pseudolus – Miranda Webster
Calidorus, Simo – Alex Levitt
Ballio – Sarah Hegarty
Harpax, Simia, Boy, Ballio’s Slaves – Matthew K. Davis
Phoenicium, Charinus, Callipho, Cook, Ballio’s Women – Madison Byles
Crew
Director - Thomas R. Gordon
Stage Manager – Samantha Ryel
Costume Design – Al Malonga
Set Designer - Zach Serafin
Lighting Designer – Brian Henderson
Production Manager - Tasha Partee
Costume Director - Charlotte Gaspard
About the Company: The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company
The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company was formed to serve as a safe space for anyone who works in the arts, and considers themselves and to be an underdog, a misfit or just misunderstood. Quite often, many of these artists will have grand ideas, yet remain too apprehensive or afraid to express them. We at The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company wish to change this. Our goal is to promote ideas and performances that otherwise might not have been done for one reason or another or that have seemed just out of reach before. From doing a classic piece of theatre to experimenting with new possibilities in performance art, nothing is too big or too small for The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company. We are dedicated to producing the show that was always in someone's imagination! For instance, if you have ever had an idea at a party late at night, but you think no one would be interested, The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company would probably be interested. Our hope is that The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company will regularly serve as a catalyst for new idea's and possibilities.
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While their nine-year-old son is away for the night on his first sleep over, Adam and Jan have their first evening alone together since their son was born. What follows is a nightlong roller-coaster ride of revelation, rancor, passion, and humor that explores a modern-day marriage on the verge of either a breakup or deepening love and understanding.
The show will run Friday, Feb 7, 2014 - Saturday, Feb 22, 2014 at The Gene Frankel Theatre. There will be 12 performances.
Please note: Due to mature themes and strong language, this play is NOT recommended for anyone under the age of 16.
Who's Who:
Maggie Alexander (Actress, Jan)
Board Member/resident actress at New Mercury Theatre, NYC
OFF OFF B'WAY Rabbit Hole (Izzy), Deuteranomoly (Cassandra) COLORADO Proof (Katherine), Five Women Wearing the Same Dress(Georgeanne), Big Electric Superhero Hands(Julie) CALIFORNIA Boys' Life (Lisa), Independence (Kess), Trooper (Taylor) FILM Midnight Delight, The Impostor, Buffalo Diamonds, Action Girl TV - Deadly Sins, Evil I
Ciarán Sheehan* (Actor, Adam)
B'WAY Les Miserables (Babet/ Marius), The Phantom of the Opera (Raoul/ The Phantom) TORONTO - The Phantom of the Opera (The Phantom), OFF B'WAY The Irish and How They Got that Way (Ciarán), The Hostage (Shaughnessy), Grandchild of Kings (Tom). TV Law and Order, One Life to Live, Another World, PBS - The Irish and How They Got that Way, From Galway to Broadway, Ciarán An Evening With Friends
Graf Mouen (Director)
Directed 15 plays and operas in regional and NY theater (Minnesota Opera,
American Ibsen Theater, Yale School of Music, Wonderhorse Theater, The New Theater of Brooklyn). He has been Assistant Professor of Theater at Marymount College and at Fordham University, Lincoln Center and has an MFA in Directing from the Yale School of Drama.
Gwen Eagleton (Assistant Director)
Gwen is a member of AEA and a graduate of Stanford University. She appeared in the cast of The Phantom of the Opera Third National Tour for 3 and 1/2 years covering and performing the role of Madame Giry. She is honored to be assisting Director Graf Mouen and to be working with fellow alums from the Terry Schreiber Studio where she studied and was AD for The Last Days of Judas Iscariot.
*Appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity Association
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A unique twist on the one-act plays of Tennessee Williams
directed by Daniella Caggiano
January 15th-26th 2014
at The Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond Street
Now in its fourth season, Bedlam Ensemble returns this January with The Tennessee Williams Project! This is a new and exciting approach to his classic one act plays, carefully directed to create interconnected story lines between the plays and 14 recurring characters all living together in one big unhappy New Orleans boarding house.
Having finished a successful run of reasons to be pretty and Walking the Dead in May and June, Bedlam Ensemble is growing and taking on one of the great iconic American playwrights, Bedlam style. We'll be including such classics as Talk To Me Like The Rain and This Property is Condemned as well as some lesser known (but just as brilliant) pieces.
This production of The Tennessee Williams Project will feature an exciting combination of Bedlam mainstays and new talent, including Cassandra Seale (ALICE, Outside Providence, reasons to be pretty), Catherine LeClair (The House of Bernarda Alba, Border Sweet Border) and Samantha Jane Williams (Marisol, ALICE, Grandpa Was A Bachelor) as well as newcomers Alexander Miskin, Liam Cunningham, Daniel Capalbo Jr., Jenny Hann, Thomas Wood, Helyn Rain Messenger, Christine Schisano, Tory Flack, Katie Henly, Giorgio Panetta and Annie-Sage Whitehurst.
The production will be directed by resident director Daniella Caggiano, whose other work with Bedlam Ensemble includes reasons to be pretty, Outside Providence, ALICE, and The Delirium of Edgar Allan Poe.
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An Existential Inspection of Happiness and Suffering
The daughter of Indra has come to earth seeking an understanding of humankind. On her journey she sees stories, people, and places merge and break like the waves of the sea. Can she understand why people suffer in a world so beautiful? Is there hope for humankind? Will we be able to find happiness? Help us search for these answers as The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company presents a compassionate examination of the play Strindberg called "My greatest joy".
Nov. 7th – 17th
at
The Gene Frankel Theatre
24 Bond Street, New York, NY 10012
Cast
Miranda Webster - Ensemble
Finn Kilgore - Ensemble
Nathan Winkelstein - Ensemble
Caiti Latimer - Ensemble
Nikki Pope - Ensemble
Chapman Riedel - Ensemble
J. Michael Evans - Ensemble
Alexandra Porter - Ensemble
Polly Korbel - Ensemble
James Conway - Ensemble
Crew
Director - Thomas R. Gordon
Production Manager - Tasha Partee
Stage Manager – Samantha Ryel
Costume Director - Charlotte Gaspard
Costume Design – Al Malonga
Set Designer - Zach Serafin
Lighting Designer – Brian Henderson
About the Company: The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company
The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company was formed to serve as a safe space for anyone who works in the arts, and considers themselves and to be an underdog, a misfit or just misunderstood. Quite often, many of these artists will have grand ideas, yet remain too apprehensive or afraid to express them. We at The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company wish to change this. Our goal is to promote ideas and performances that otherwise might not have been done for one reason or another or that have seemed just out of reach before. From doing a classic piece of theatre to experimenting with new possibilities in performance art, nothing is too big or too small for The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company. We are dedicated to producing the show that was always in someone's imagination! For instance, if you have ever had an idea at a party late at night, but you think no one would be interested, The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company would probably be interested. Our hope is that The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company will regularly serve as a catalyst for new idea's and possibilities.
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An Expressionistic Realization of a Timeless Classic!
Shakespeare's ancient myth tells the story of a man who is willing to sacrifice anything for his own gain. But as Macbeth's dream of becoming king turns into his worst nightmare, his anger and desperation only grow... Join us as The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company explores an expressionistic vision of this classic tale of ambition, magic and betrayal!
April 25th - May 5th
at
The Gene Frankel Theatre
24 Bond Street, New York, NY 10012
Cast:
Macbeth - Christian Titus
Lady Macbeth - Danielle Patsakos
Banquo - Thomas Mendolia
Lady Banquo - Emily Dalton
Macduff - Joel Fullerton
Lady Macduff - Jocelyn Vammer
King Duncan - Charles Baker
Malcolm - Dana Gaubatz
Wryd "Sister" # 1 (Nona) - Ivey Lowe
Wryd "Sister" # 2 (Decima) - Erika Santosuosso
Wryd "Sister" # 3 (Morta) - Charly Bivona
Crew:
Director - Thomas R. Gordon
Production Manager - Tasha Partee
Costume Designer - Charlotte Gaspard
Set Designer - Zach Serafin
About the Company: The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company
The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company was formed to serve as a safe space for anyone who works in the arts, and considers themselves and to be an underdog, a misfit or just misunderstood. Quite often, many of these artists will have grand ideas, yet remain too apprehensive or afraid to express them. We at The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company wish to change this. Our goal is to promote ideas and performances that otherwise might not have been done for one reason or another or that have seemed just out of reach before. From doing a classic piece of theatre to experimenting with new possibilities in performance art, nothing is too big or too small for The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company. We are dedicated to producing the show that was always in someone's imagination! For instance, if you have ever had an idea at a party late at night, but you think no one would be interested, The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company would probably be interested. Our hope is that The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company will regularly serve as a catalyst for new idea's and possibilities.
Written by Gavin Davis and directed by Danielle Roth, PRINCE is a biting dark comedy about the perils of becoming an adult in the 21st century.
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Show schedule
Tuesday September 11, 2012 @ 8PM
Wednesday September 12, 2012 @ 8PM
Thursday September 13, 2012 @ 8PM
Friday September 14, 2012 @ 8PM
Saturday September 15, 2012 @ 3PM and 8PM
Sunday September 16, 2012 @ 1PM and 5PM
Prior to each show we will also feature a PRE-SHOW. This PRE-SHOW will open an hour before each show and will feature live performers, artists, and creative people! More information on Pre-show will be updated on here and via our website: http://www.smittenandbitten.com
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Show Title:Smitten & Bitten : 8 Stages of a Relationship
About:8 playwrights take comic, whimsical, and sometimes poignant looks at the humor and heartbreak of the different stages in a relationship.
Venue Name:The Gene Frankel Theatre
Venue Address: 24 Bond Street, New York, NY 10012 (Between Lafayette and Bowery)
Producer or Producing Company: Lightyear Production
Director: Syeus Mottel
Co-Produced By:Ivette Dumeng/Liana Afuni
Stage Manager: Zooey Gold Dust Barry
Author/Creator of the show:8 playwrights: Ken Kaissar, Jack Karp, Mike Poblete, Chris Raia, James Armstrong, Sally Deering, John Cappelletti, Joseph Samuel Wright.
Members of the cast:
Alyssa Block
Sarah Doe
Kyle DeSpiegler
Kelsey Mahoney
Rachel Buethe
Cameron Moir
Lore Kee
Liana Afuni
Max Rhyser
Pooya Mohseni
Sabina Maschi
Josh Marcantel
Michael Black
Website:http://www.smittenandbitten.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SmittenandBitten
Twitter: https://twitter.com/smittenbitten
Telephone: Liana Afuni (617) 721-3238
Enter a queer imagination and embark on an exploration of exploitation....
An original performance piece made up of poetry, prose, narrative, music, choreography, and movement with an immersive set design. This is a story about a boy on a queer journey toward self-fulfillment. The journey is shaped by the boy's first influence from a feminine force, a femme fatale: his mother. Upon identifying with a queer identity, the struggle becomes appropriating the haunting presence of his eccentric mother within the realm of exploring what queer means to each individual: both sexually and emotionally. How do we ever know when we have reached solid ground? How do we ever know when we have taken root into something concrete?