Dad’s running for President. Daughter’s running wild. Reporters are running out of time. Then someone unfurls a Confederate flag. This headline-hunting political drama is a fresh, fascinating, and intense look at today’s muckraking media.
Dad’s running for President. Daughter’s running wild. Reporters are running out of time. Then someone unfurls a Confederate flag. This headline-hunting political drama is a fresh, fascinating, and intense look at today’s muckraking media.
The Revolutionists is about four very real women who lived boldly during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. This grand and dream-tweaked comedy is about violence and legacy, art and activism, feminism and terrorism, compatriots and chosen sisters, and how we actually go about changing the world.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
The Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson
Directed by Tracy Ward
Performed by Jessica Lynn Carroll*, Kat Zdan*, Marilee Talkington*, & Dawn L. Troupe-Masi*
* Member of Actors' Equity Association
About the Play
A brutal comedic quartet about four very real women who lived boldly in France during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. Playwright Olympe De Gouge, assassin Charlotte Corday, former queen (and fan of ribbons) Marie Antoinette, and Haitian rebel Marianne hang out, murder Marat, and try to beat back the extremist insanity in 1793’s Paris. This grand and dream-tweaked comedy is about violence and legacy, feminism and terrorism, art and theatre and how we actually go about changing the world.
The Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson
Directed by Tracy Ward
Performed by Jessica Lynn Carroll*, Kat Zdan*, Marilee Talkington*, & Dawn L. Troupe-Masi*
* Member of Actors' Equity Association
About the Play
A brutal comedic quartet about four very real women who lived boldly in France during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. Playwright Olympe De Gouge, assassin Charlotte Corday, former queen (and fan of ribbons) Marie Antoinette, and Haitian rebel Marianne hang out, murder Marat, and try to beat back the extremist insanity in 1793’s Paris. This grand and dream-tweaked comedy is about violence and legacy, feminism and terrorism, art and theatre and how we actually go about changing the world.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
It’s freshman year of college and Lexi’s life is falling apart. Ever since the mysterious death of her high school best friend, Lexi has found herself stalked by a tall, dark, hook-handed stranger who has been seriously cramping her style. In this existential slasher comedy, Lexi learns what it means to grow up – and it’s not pretty.
A commission from The Apothetae, a new NYC theater company dedicated to illuminating "the disabled experience," Teenage Dick is a re-imagination ofRichard III set in high school. The play uses the most famous disabled character of all time as a means for re-examining more contemporary tropes about the differently-abled, via the tale of Richard (junior class secretary) and his quest to become senior class president of Roseland High.
A commission from The Apothetae, a new NYC theater company dedicated to illuminating "the disabled experience," Teenage Dick is a re-imagination ofRichard III set in high school. The play uses the most famous disabled character of all time as a means for re-examining more contemporary tropes about the differently-abled, via the tale of Richard (junior class secretary) and his quest to become senior class president of Roseland High.
AN ENTOMOLOGIST'S LOVE STORY
By Melissa Ross
The love lives of bugs fascinate two 30-something researchers at New York’s Museum of Natural History, but their own conflicted love affairs are under the microscope in this hilarious, edgy, and explicit look at love in our times.
AN ENTOMOLOGIST'S LOVE STORY
By Melissa Ross
The love lives of bugs fascinate two 30-something researchers at New York’s Museum of Natural History, but their own conflicted love affairs are under the microscope in this hilarious, edgy, and explicit look at love in our times.
In a quintessential American restaurant, two people meet, fall in love and begin the messy process of creating a life. From birth to that inevitable last course – and every corn dog, calamari and Cadillac Margarita in between – a potluck of characters’ lives fly by like short order fare as five generations experience joy, heartache, love and loss. Expect humor and heartache as this off Broadway hit serves up a veritable theatrical feast.
Technicolor Life by Jami Brandli
Maxine, a book-smart teenager, has to deal with family arguments, online dating, PTSD, and classic movie musicals when her sister returns from Iraq and their grandmother moves in.
Directed by Marissa Wolf
I AND YOU | World premiere
By Lauren Gunderson | Directed by Sarah Rasmussen
Featuring Jessica Lynn Carroll & Devion McArthur
“A rising national talent” – Creative Loafing
Only in high school would two completely unconnected people – cranky, chronically ill Caroline and levelheaded basketball star Anthony – be paired to collaborate on a project to deconstruct a poem about the interconnectivity of everything. But as the two teens cram to finish their presentation on Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, they learn not only how to work together, but just how fundamentally they complement each other.
I AND YOU | World premiere
By Lauren Gunderson | Directed by Sarah Rasmussen
Featuring Jessica Lynn Carroll & Devion McArthur
“A rising national talent” – Creative Loafing
Only in high school would two completely unconnected people – cranky, chronically ill Caroline and levelheaded basketball star Anthony – be paired to collaborate on a project to deconstruct a poem about the interconnectivity of everything. But as the two teens cram to finish their presentation on Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, they learn not only how to work together, but just how fundamentally they complement each other.
I AND YOU | World premiere
By Lauren Gunderson | Directed by Sarah Rasmussen
Featuring Jessica Lynn Carroll & Devion McArthur
“A rising national talent” – Creative Loafing
Only in high school would two completely unconnected people – cranky, chronically ill Caroline and levelheaded basketball star Anthony – be paired to collaborate on a project to deconstruct a poem about the interconnectivity of everything. But as the two teens cram to finish their presentation on Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, they learn not only how to work together, but just how fundamentally they complement each other.
I AND YOU | World premiere
By Lauren Gunderson | Directed by Sarah Rasmussen
Featuring Jessica Lynn Carroll & Devion McArthur
“A rising national talent” – Creative Loafing
Only in high school would two completely unconnected people – cranky, chronically ill Caroline and levelheaded basketball star Anthony – be paired to collaborate on a project to deconstruct a poem about the interconnectivity of everything. But as the two teens cram to finish their presentation on Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, they learn not only how to work together, but just how fundamentally they complement each other.
I AND YOU | World premiere
By Lauren Gunderson | Directed by Sarah Rasmussen
Featuring Jessica Lynn Carroll & Devion McArthur
“A rising national talent” – Creative Loafing
Only in high school would two completely unconnected people – cranky, chronically ill Caroline and levelheaded basketball star Anthony – be paired to collaborate on a project to deconstruct a poem about the interconnectivity of everything. But as the two teens cram to finish their presentation on Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, they learn not only how to work together, but just how fundamentally they complement each other.
I AND YOU | World premiere
By Lauren Gunderson | Directed by Sarah Rasmussen
Featuring Jessica Lynn Carroll & Devion McArthur
“A rising national talent” – Creative Loafing
Only in high school would two completely unconnected people – cranky, chronically ill Caroline and levelheaded basketball star Anthony – be paired to collaborate on a project to deconstruct a poem about the interconnectivity of everything. But as the two teens cram to finish their presentation on Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, they learn not only how to work together, but just how fundamentally they complement each other.
I AND YOU | World premiere
By Lauren Gunderson | Directed by Sarah Rasmussen
Featuring Jessica Lynn Carroll & Devion McArthur
“A rising national talent” – Creative Loafing
Only in high school would two completely unconnected people – cranky, chronically ill Caroline and levelheaded basketball star Anthony – be paired to collaborate on a project to deconstruct a poem about the interconnectivity of everything. But as the two teens cram to finish their presentation on Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, they learn not only how to work together, but just how fundamentally they complement each other.
