2009

eat, watch & be merry New Georges Perform-a-Thon, Reimagined a day-long mix ‘n match creative adventure & party in which NEW GEORGES assign playwrights, directors & others to collaborations which create short theatrical spectacles on the day of the event Stay tuned for the opportunity to sponsor a collaboration and support The Room, New Georges’ […]

We made it through tech and our first week of previews. It was no easy task getting 3 directors, 30 actors, design team, crew and resident boat cat all on the same page, but we did it. And, the product is nothing short of magical. This show has surprises and rewards at every turn. I’m

We’ve boarded the boat and are about to start tech, in preparation of a September 1st first preview! Tickets are free, but it is still a good idea to reserve a spot. Click here to reserve!

Now, I am reluctant to post this latest development of Al’s, because, as Woody Allen espoused, “If you believe them when they say you deserve it, you have to believe them when they say you don’t.” Or something to that effect. But, I’m excited! And maybe it will convince some of you who have been

The press release for GREAT NIGHTS IN THE GREAT HALL has just gone up on Playbill. I’ll be directing Worker’s Rights on Sept 17 – featuring the talented and brilliant Maria Tucci! Tickets are free, save the date! http://www.playbill.com/news/article/131737-Kushner_Dukakis_Tucci_Finley_Sheffer_Will_Be_Part_of_Cooper_Union_Evenings

We just received an email from Kevin Spacey wishing us well as we head into tech this week. That’s a bit surreal… HERE is the Broadway.com feature. AT PLAY presents in association with Old Vic New Voices AL’S BUSINESS CARDS by Josh Koenigsberg Directed by Lauren Keating At (The Lion Theatre, 410 West 42nd Street)

On September 17th, I will be directing a event for Cooper Union entitled Worker’s Rights. The event is free and takes place in the stunning Great Hall – where historical figures from Abe Lincoln to Mother Jones have spoken. Featured HERE on Broadwayworld.com. Reserve the date, tickets are free and you will soon be able

Bryn Manion has written a brilliant new play – Pinky the Pig, and a Few Hallelujahs – which follows Penelope, our young heroine, after she is abandoned and must find a way to raise herself. I will be directing a reading for Bryn and the Peculiar Works Project on July 13th at 7pm. Details here

I’m thrilled to have a new web page and this nifty blog to keep folks up to date with what I’m working on. This summer has really taken off, with a production of Al’s Business Cards by Josh Koenigsberg at the Lion opening July 30th, The Confidence Man adapted from Meliville’s novel aboard The Lilac