Production History
January '00 | Spring '00 | Summer '00 | Fall '00 |
Spring '01
Summer '01 |
March '02 | June '03 | November '03 | Fall '03
Spring '04 | Fall '04 | Fall
'05 | Spring '06 | February '07 | April '07
Click on each play for more information
January, 2000
Inaugural Production
Fleetwood Stage Platform Series
Our inaugural production at the Fleetwood Stage
in New Rochelle,
New York was a collection of one-acts based on the theme,
Meditations on Love and Relationships.
Spring, 2000
The Barnspace Theatre
Katonah, New York
After a successful run at Fleetwood Stage,
these two pieces were invited to be mounted in a
full-scale production at the Barnspace in Katonah, New York.
Summer, 2000
The Schoolhouse Theatre
Croton Falls, New York
Fall, 2000
Fox Lane Middle School Theatre Benefit
Spring, 2001
Northern Westchester Center for the Arts
Mt. Kisco, New York
Summer, 2001
The Schoolhouse Theatre
Croton Falls, New York
March, 2002
Northern Westchester Center for the Arts
Mt. Kisco, New York
June, 2003
HERE Arts Center
New York, New York
New Works in New York
November, 2003
HERE Arts Center
New York, New York
Missings Parts
Fall Production - 2003
November 6 - 9, 13 - 16
HERE
Arts Center
145 6th Avenue, New York City, New York
Missing Parts, Four One-Act Plays about the Search for Connection
Missing Parts
by Patrick Davin
A disconsolate man walks into an empty bar on the 4th of July
looking to get drunk
after being dumped by his true love. Her only patron all day, the bartender,
a woman, decides to join him in his quest towards inebriation. In the process,
they find out they have alot more in common than just getting lost in the
booze.
Shroud of Turin
by Linda Giuliano
A blue bottle and can of beans force a homeless man and woman
to face demons
and dreams. The Shroud of Turin provides a glimpse into the lives of people
living on the periphery. It is a story about the search for home.
Under The One-Time Sky
by Susan Jennifer Polese
Some things hold you hostage no matter how hard you try to
escape. For Dwight it is
something he witnessed as a child, right in his neighbor’s backyard,
right in broad daylight.
And for Christine it is that very same thing; only for her it was the event
she had to endure.
After all these years, Dwight has returned to his home-town, to his neighbor
Christine’s
yard, to finally confront the secret that has plagued them both all these
years.
Jerry
by Howard Meyer
Jerry Hughes has been having an adulterous affair with his
neighbor’s wife Evelyn Green. Denise Lapuda,
Jerry’s friend, hair dresser, and part-time psychic is here today to
finally spill the beans about his wife
Cherrie’s affair...... with Evelyn’s husband Don. Things go from
bad to worse when Evelyn arrives and the
real truth about their spouses’ affair is revealed. This dark comedic
romp explores the desperate search for
connection and the trouble that develops when we pick the wrong partners.
Week in and week out five men meet at this Hell's Kitchen
watering hole, in an effort to raise a little
money for the local firehouse in the wake of September 11th. They also gather
to help each other find
answers to the unanswerable, but as more things change, the more they stay
the same.
Spring Production, June, 2004
Billy Bubblehead
by Tony Howarth
Billy is impulsive and explosive, and in the wake of a family
tragedy he uses
his rich imagination against what he sees as a perverse and pointless world
and a father who won’t make the effort to understand him - until the
arrival of
Cassie. Her secret past gives him peace and perspective but brings him to
new
and disturbing conclusion about what must be done about the conflict with
his
father. With much humor and a deep heart, the play wrestles with the age old
question of parent/child disconnection.
Fall Production, October, 2004
Junior: by Brian O'Neill
Crash Part II: by Brian Quirk
Khaki At Bat: by Kristy Hasen
Not Anonymous: by Robin Rice Lichtig
HERE Arts Center
145 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10013
Fall Production,
2005
the Contract, Parts I and II
Lost In Paradise
by Howard Meyer
A comedic and edgy drama about two old friends who, through
their relationships
with two new women, are forced to re-examine the foundation
of their friendship.
Power Lunches and Disorderly Conduct
New plays by Barbara Herel, Tony Howarth, Linda Giuliano, Howard Meyer and Christina Pipa
Two Hearts:
Chance Encounters and Unlikely Connections
from Playwright Linda Giuliano
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