February has been quite a month for me. I was asked to participate in the documentary "ENVY" as one of 16 performers each telling a 90 second monologue re: an envious moment in our lives and now this. Well hey, it's nice to have back to back projects going on, I believe it's a sign of things to come (looking at the glass half full? Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?) It's a fun little project and my piece is being directed by my friend and talented ex-Theatersports member, STOMP performer,etc. Peter-Michael Marino. Hope you can make it.
John Chatterton presents
Where Eagles Dare One-page Play Festival
Saturday, February 21, 2009 through Sunday, February 22, 2009
Length: 1 hr 30 mins
Intermission: None
Seating: General Admission
You choose your seats when you get to the theater.
Good things come in small packages -- 40-odd playwrights have a go at squeezing a play into an extremely small package.
Sat. Feb. 21, 8 pm:
Alberto Bonilla, "1800Mexican"
Jena Tesse Fox, "Over"
C.J. Ehrlich, "Four Epics and a Critic": "Captain, we're gonna need a bigger play!" Directed by Lori Kee. Cast: Jonathan Alexandratos, Ann Farthing, Matt Harvey, Michael Selkirk, Phoebe Summersquash and Reagan Wilson
C.J. Ehrlich, "The Things They Don't Tell Us": Can a spy in the dark come in from the cold? Directed by Lori Kee. Starring Ann Farthing and Michael Selkirk.
Carolyn M. Brown, "Baby Mama Drama"
Chuck Orsland, "If You See Something…": When doing the right thing can be harmful to your health.
David Dudley, "Hear Me": When a rising star's work is greeted with dismay, she responds by allowing us to hear her true voice. Directed by Joe Marshall.
David-Matthew Barnes, "Taking Off"
Derek de Koff, "Evenings With Mrs. Dunspin": A regal society maven delightedly espouses her personal meditations on Native American culture over the course of three Sunday night at-homes.
D.E. Womack, "Good News"
Duncan Pflaster, "Your Favorite Things"
Ed Friedman, "Can I Help You?": Service with a smile.
Franco Vitella, "The Quiet Present"
Helene Macaulay "The Urquharts": Familiarity breeds contempt.
Jessica Faith Swain, "Good Morning, Suicide": with Amanda Dieli
Kelly DuMar, "Your Dream of Me": A performance artist considers the roles she's willing to play in other people's dreams. Starring Sara Hatfield.
Mara Lesemann, "The Bad Decade Trade": If everyone knew what this guy knew, would there be no need for bailouts? Directed by Mara Lesemann Starring Deb Klaar, Carlo Fiorletta, and Laura Thies.
Rob Urbinati, "Niggardly": A woman is having trouble with her neighbors - lots of trouble! Directed by Rob Urbinati. Starring Adrianna Dufay.
Bara Swain, "Safety Pin": With Catherine Siracusa
Adam Samtur, "Do I do?"
Sun., Feb. 22, 2 pm:
Alberto Bonilla, "Tough Times"
Charles Mobbs, "Blackberries and Dates," "The Fundamental Things"
Holley Egloff, "Bad Bunny"
Jack Karp, "The End": Sometimes a play's characters don't like the ending either. Directed by Jennifer Dean.
Jenny Beres, "For The Listening Impaired"
Jessica Faith Swain, "Jumper": with Amanda Dieli
John Schoneboom, "The Last Caper"
Ken Scudder, "The Package"
Kimberly Patterson, "The Letter Opener": Fran has a letter that could change her life -- if only she can convince herself to open it!
Libby Emmons, "The Leash"
Lisa Preston, "Patient Moment"
Lorraine Goodman, "The Urn": Two siblings meet to discuss the future of a very precious urn.
Michele Markarian, "For the Sake of the Kids"
Mim Granahan, "So, I Wrote This Play..."
Philip Kaplan, "Baby Bell": A battle of wits between a desperate man and a four-year-old girl, starring Sean Conroy; directed by Julia Goldstein.
Roi “Bubi” Escudero, "Fast Food"
Yvonne Delet, "Make Me Whole": Lusting for someone is like waiting for the bus, if you let one go there's always another one right behind it.
Bara Swain, "Pull": With Noelle Neglia
