2010

A few weeks ago members of the US and UK contingencies of the Old Vic’s New Voices program met, via a high resolution version of Skype. The purpose of the meeting was discuss the New Voices Project that will be presented in conjunction with the London run of the Bridge Project this summer. The project […]

I spent the last week up north, in Portland, Maine. I was able to see productions of HENRY V and Itamar Moses’ BACH AT LEIPZIG, as well as talk with theatre artists from the community. There’s exciting work happening up there, and it is always refreshing to get out of New York. I had never

These folks are creating a home for artists, while giving back to the planet. I was thrilled and moved, learning about their mission. Hopefully you will be too!

Help! Watch 425D’s short film and win us Free Space!Simply click here, watch our submission to the end and you bring us one step closer to winning free rehearsal space at Space on White. Be entertained and inspired, all for a good cause. Full details on the contest are below.What is 425D? Watch our film

So much fun had at the Plays and Playwrights Book Launch. It was so thrilling seeing Bobby and Azhar as Barry and Al once more. The first scene wasn’t enough; I wanted to do the whole play again!

The hit off-Broadway comedy I directed in August is being published, and The New York Theatre Expereince Inc. is throwing an incredible launch party on Monday! Come hang out with the hysterically brilliant playwright, Josh Koenigsberg, and see a scene performed by Azhar Khan (Al) and Bobby Moreno (Barry). You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll drink

I had the pleasure of co-directing a short film this weekend with my creative, talented, innovative fellow directors of 425D, a director’s collective. Space on White is giving away a grant that consists of 80 hours of free rehearsal space. The winner is determined via submission of a short film centering on the question, What

Francesca Choy-Kee and I have been working on her one woman show, EARTHA, a cabaret/memory play centering on the life of Eartha Kitt. It explores her personal and political controversies, as well as the unique voice that made her famous. I’ve learned a lot about Eartha’s amazing cannon of songs, many of which I associated

The professional photos haven’t come back yet – but here’s what my handy phone was able to capture. We had a terrific run and an enthusiastic response to the production. It was great to see the students recognized by their peers for all their hard work. Thanks to everyone at Fordham for such a warm

The students have worked hard, and it feels like we’re truly ready for the sold out crowd tonight. Actual production shots are on the way, but for now, below is the entrance to our home for the last six weeks – Fordham’s White Box Theater. An update on show times – Friday is at 7pm,