Graphic Design by Ellen Lindner
A Barn Play by Lizzie Donahue directed by Melissa Moschitto
Lizzie Donahue interview, February 25th 2020:
https://aszym.blogspot.com/2020/02/i-interview-playwrights-part-1073.html
Dead of Winter 2020
4 Cold Saturdays! 4 hot readings. An annual exploratory reading event, of plays in differing levels of development.
January 4th- Bastard
Written & directed by Seth McNeill
Two brothers attend a wake for their mother. Or is it their father? The woman who may or may not be their sister knows the answer. Or does she? Maybe the only thing real is the longing for connection.
January 11th- The Best Punk Band in Conway, Missouri: An Oral History of Presley Cox and the Fallout Five
By Kirby Fields, directed by Rachel Murray
An older punk rocker looks back at the hard knocks and glory days and the band that propelled her to fame, sort of.
January 18th- Mr. Theater
By Doug Bost, directed by Ashley O’ Neill
A comedy about an octogenarian moves to New York- and onto his son’s couch- and tries to make it as a serious actor.
January 25th- Drown
By David Hilder, directed by Amanda Joshi
A teenage boy attempts to cope with his mom’s suicide by drowning, while his mom tries to cope with her new life under the sea.
Summer Heat Reading Series 2018
Detained: Q&A
Detained in the Press
Dead of Winter 2018
LOST/NOT FOUND: The Reviews Are In!
“Funny and entertaining. Riveting…”
Jamie Saunders, Devin E. Haqq, Max Lebow
“This was incredible. This is the type of theater that I live for.”
Mariette Strauss, Max Lebow
“I am willing to see 10 Bad Plays in a row if it means I get to see a hidden gem like this every once in a while.
Max Lebow, Andrew Manning, Jamie Saunders
“…extremely well executed”
Set by Frank Oliva. Lighting by Duane Pagano. Costumes by Janet Mervin.
“…the set was perfect.”
Read all the reviews at SHOW SCORE.
LOST/NOT FOUND: Construction of the Set
Don’t miss this time-lapse footage of the set construction.
LOST/NOT FOUND: Q&A
LOST/NOT FOUND: Early Press
Onward & UPward: Meeting Manny Ramirez
“From an early age Manny understood the importance of the words ‘we’ and ‘us’ and that our neighborhood is strengthened by everyone’s participation. He developed Dichter Pharmacy into an Inwood institution with exhibitions, performances and soda shop with free meeting space. His unbridled support of Inwood and its arts and culture make Manny a most deserving recipient of the UPstanding Person of the Year award.”
— Martin Collins (Community Leader, and UPstanding Person of the Year ’16)