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February 1, 2010 The Unspoken...Said Featuring: A powerful and prestigious black family in the 1920's hides the embarrassing secrets of their son's choices. What happens when unspoken things are said? February 6, 2010 Presented In No reservations necessary. First come, first served. *members AEA
December 9, 2009 I will be perfoming in the One-Act play, The Danger of Strangers, written by Glenn Alterman, directed by Kathleen Brant† and co-starring Tom Berdik*. COLD SNAPS Wed., Dec. 9 | Thurs., Dec. 10 | Fri., Dec. 11 | Sat., Dec. 12 All curtain times at 8PM Ticket Prices: Cold Snaps cast includes: Trey Albright*, Ellen Barry*, Tom Berdik*, Jeff Berg*, Tom Bozell*, Kelly Anne Burns*, Ellen Dolan*, Burt Edwards*, Charlotte Hampden*, Abigail Hardin*, Heather Massie*, Elyse Mirto*, Patricia O'Connell*, Sean Singer, Paul Singleton*, Ben Sumrall*, Fred Velde*, Christine Verleny, Matt Walker*, Shaun Bennet Wilson and Melissa Wolff* For info and reservations:
(212) 695-4173 x6 *members AEA
October 16, 2009 Sunday, Oct. 25th I will be appearing as a Guest Artist in a reading of Memory Fragments by Sam Wallin (2009 Stanley Drama Award Winner), directed by David A. Miller. Memory Fragments Directed by Featuring Sunday, October 25th @ 1pm Reservations: 718.390.3259 Read more about Sam Wallin, Memory Fragments, The Stanley Drama Award has a long and distinguished history. Past winners include Terrence McNally’s “This Side of the Door” (aka “Things That Go Bump in the Night”), Lonne Elder III’s “Ceremonies in Dark Old Men,” and Jonathan Larson’s “Rent” — in fact, the Wagner College award was the first public recognition of Larson’s masterpiece of musical theater, given when he was still working part-time in a Manhattan diner and living in a third-story, cold-water walkup. Among those judging for the Stanley Award have been playwrights Edward Albee and Paul Zindel, actresses Geraldine Page and Kim Stanley, and TV producer/pioneer talk-show host David Susskind.
October 10, 2009 Today and tomorrow I will be reprising my role as "Bettie" in my friend Elizabeth Grey's wonderful new play, Strangulated. I last performed this for a benefit performance with Abingdon Theatre. Strangulated, a new play about marriage with Matthew Conlon*, Daniella Mastropietro*, Craig McNulty*, Liam Mitchel*, Dara O'Brien, Marci Occhino, Katheen Peirce*, Shaun Bennet Wilson, L.B. Williams* October 10 and 11 @
8PM Reservations: 212.989.7856 or 212.989.6540 *members AEA
Oct 2, 2009 On October 4th, I have the extreme pleasure of reading the role of "Layla" in a staged reading of Stephen Girascuolo's new play, Orange ALERT at The Workshop Theatre Company. This play examines the effects of 911 on the lives of several interconnected New Yorkers and is a truly beautiful piece. Working on this has been a complete joy.
Eight people’s lives intersect in Lower Manhattan. with: October 4 | 6pm
Sept. 20, 2009
A new, one-act play by Directed by Featuring: Boot camp never prepared him for this...
When retired Marine Gunnery Sergeant Frank Nast meets with his son Frank Jr. for a drink they find themselves confronted with the truth of who they are, what they believe in and Part of the Where Eagles Dare Short Play Lab *Actors appear courtesy of Actors' Equity Association
June 18, 2009 MEASURE for MEASURE directed by Hamilton Clancy JULY 30-AUGUST 15 by William Shakespeare. Bring a chair or come early to grab one of your own. Parking available. Meters in effect! One block from the Delancey Street subway station of the F train. *actors appear courtesy of Actors' Equity Association
May 3, 2009 I've been asked to direct Gerald Tallon's new play Bird, about Charlie "Bird" Parker. This is part of New Federal Theatre's Playwrighting Workshop. Not only is it a joy to work at Woodie King, Jr.'s New Federal Theatre, but I've cast a talented member of the HB Studio family (Russell Hayes) and an old acting classmate of mine (Jeramy Peay, MFA New School. Cast him!) who's work is beautiful and inventive. I'm honored all around.
April 20, 2009 Freedom! We all want it. We all need it. Starting Friday, April 24, I will be performing in one of a series of short plays in The Drilling Company's "FREEDOM." I'll be featured in the play "Rightsized" with Michael Gnat, which gives an interesting glimpse into the Investment Banking industry. I'd be honored to have your presence. FREEDOM April 24th - May 10th Brought to you by Actors: William Apps, Selene Beretta, Don Carter*, Hamilton Clancy*, Tickets: $15
March 19, 2009 I have just been cast in Curious Frog Theatre Company's Spring Preview Salon. I"ll be portraying "Juliet" in two scenes from Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet. Here are more details from the Curious Frog website... The Who - What - Where - When - Why… Proceeds will support Curious Frog's spring production of True West, which will run at a found space in Manhattan. Everybody loves a party. We hear you. The Spring Preview wouldn’t be much of a shindig without a little food and drink. Not to worry. Curious Frog knows how to make merry. Just ask anybody who came to our benefit for Much Ado About Nothing last fall, where between songs, musician Mark Pires did impressions of Christopher Walken playing Hamlet. Yep. The wine was that good. Need we say more?
March 8, 2009 This Sunday @ Six in the Jewel Box theater John McKinney is having a reading of his collection of “micro-plays” which he's gathered together under the working title, Attention Deficit Drama — 14 Short Plays with No Common Themes, Subjects or Genres. The reading is estimated to go about an hour and a half. Afterwards, there will be a feedback session moderated by Scott Sickles. I will be performing in the play Unintelligent Life. Hope to see you there!
March 6, 2009 On Friday, March 6th@ 7pm I'll be participating in a benefit performance of STRANGULATED, a new play by Elizabeth Grey, directed by Kate Bushmann. Details below. Abingdon Theatre Company Friday, March 6 $10 suggested donation |
First-come, first-served STRANGULATED is a wonderful new play which I’ve been blessed to be a part of developing over the past year. It’s a “dramedy” about a Southern woman whose loyalties and love are tested by her Westchester in-laws. Abingdon’s mission “to develop and produce new plays by American playwrights” has driven the development of more than 200 original plays since 1993. Upon hearing that Abingdon is in immediate need of funds, the playwrights who have received so much support from Abingdon are stepping up to self-produce a marathon of seated play readings for their benefit. A full list of plays will later be posted on Abingdon’s website: http://www.abingdontheatre.org/ If you cannot attend our March 6th showing, will you consider making a donation (of ANY amount) to Abingdon anyway? If you can attend, will you consider giving more than $10? Abingdon needs our help today. Luckily, you can make a tax-deductible donation by credit card right now at https://npo.networkforgood.org/Donate/Donate.aspx?npoSubscriptionId=7627.
January 15, 2009 "Founded in 1994, WorkShop Theater Company's mission is to provide a creative home for our diverse group of playwrights, directors and actors, to hone their talents and cultivate projects, from inspiration through finished production, while encouraging our audience to partner with us in developing new works." (Taken from the Workshop's website.) I first became acquainted with this company through seeing Rudy Gray's powerful play "Conversation with a Kleagle" directed by Stacy Waring in 2003. I've wanted to be a part of this company since then and this is a real treat for me. Stay tuned!
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