An Experiment this Sunday...

This weekend I'll be featured in another collaboration with Sina Heiss and Lonesome George productions. This is an experimental project that explores the complicated figure of The Bride.

The story of The Danaids is a dangerous one, a difficult one: it's a Greek tragedy where the chorus literally runs away. Fifty sisters, fifty brides, betrothed to an eternity of sexual violence, say, simply, NO! And what follows are the reality-shattering consequences they never planned on. Transcendence, transformation, bloodshed, punishment, and finally, maybe, something more. THE DANAID TRILOGY is a refugee story, an adventure novel, a road movie, a very upsetting morning after the wedding brunch, a thriller, a revenge porn, a schizophrenic one woman show, a call to action, a prayer.

Join us this Sunday, February 21st at 7pm at Theaterlab (357 W. 36th Street in Manhattan) as Lonesome George and our NYC ensemble read/perform/experiment with scenes, monologues and movement from our international collaboration to reimagine Aeschylus' epic trilogy (The Suppliants, The Egyptians, and The Danaids) - the tragedy of 50 brides who dare to cheat fate and flee their 50 violent and vicious grooms. We're calling this experiment "WELCOME TO HELL." We're starting at the end to find our way to the beginning.

Tickets are just $5 at the door, and the reading/workshop is one hour with a talk-back after. 

Cast: Malin Barr, Dianne Diep-Rossi, Christine Holt, Stephen Powell, Phoebe Sandford, Julie Congress, Simone Tetrault, Elena Levenson, Halima Henderson, Timothy Elliott, Itamar Segev, Carla Lerner, Leah Donovan, Aja Niesenson

Director: Sina Heiss
Writer: Gabrielle Sinclair

This is event is kindly supported by THEATERLAB through NPS - Non Profit Sundays and by the Austrian Cultural Forum NYC. Email lonesomegeorgeproduction@gmail.com for reservations.

New Play Announced!

Mark your calendars for February 4th's

very special conflabbergation...

Happy new year! I'm excited to announce my next role in The Conflabbergation, a new comedy by Becca Plunkett, a graduate playwrighting student at Columbia University's School of the Arts.

The Conflabbergation is an absurd comedy about the cultural curiosity of boy-marries-girl. With wild eccentricity, Plunkett reveals the strange intersection of power, money, pride and status that rests on the nuptials of man and woman in our modern world. Is there any uncorrupted space in society left?

Running for four performances starting Thursday, February 4th, The Conflabbergation will make you think and make you laugh. Really. You'll laugh hard.

Reserve your tickets now: http://goo.gl/forms/690a4zADPH


Details:

8pm - Thursday, Feb. 4th
8pm - Friday, Feb. 5th
2pm and 8pm - Saturday, Feb. 6th

Schapiro Theater at Columbia University

605 W 115th Street (Take the 1 train to 116th Street)