Sunday, June 3, 2012
By Anne Meighan and Philip-Dimitri Galas
Photography and graphic design by Anne Meighan
Whatever happened to...whatever happened to....Baby Four Strings?
You might be surprised to hear tha…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 03:10PMBy Adam Szymkowicz
Photo by Erica Min
When I say I have a solo show going up people ask me if I’m in it. Let me be clear. I wrote a solo show for someone else. I will…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 03:10PMBy James Harrison Monaco
I picked this headline (of the three that were offered) because it's only partly true. The byline on this play, “Reception,” is mine, and the fast strea…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 02:57PMBy Byrne Harrison
Name: Lenny Schwartz
Show: “Accidental Incest: Someone For Everyone”
Relationship to production: Writer/ Director
How did you first get involved in theatre?
…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 01:59PMBy Byrne Harrison
John Kearns is the author of the short-story collection “Dreams and Dull Realities” and the novel, “The World.” His novel-in-progress, “Worlds,” was a …
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 01:44PMBy Byrne Harrison
Name: Troy Miller
Show: “The Bad Date Project”
Relationship to production: Co-Creator, Producer, Director
How did you first get involved in theatre?
I started a…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 01:27PMBy Byrne Harrison
Name: Susan Wallack
Show: “Searching For a New Sun”
Relationship to production: Producer, Actor
How did you first get involved in theatre?
I had wanted to act my …
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 01:15PMBy Byrne Harrison
Abigail Taylor is a New York City playwright, originally from Knoxville, Tennessee. Her work has been presented at: The PlayGround Theatre (FL), OnStage Atl…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 12:58PMWednesday, May 23, 2012
By Byrne Harrison
Name: Hope Weiner
Show: "Smacker and the Highway"
Relationship to production: Writer
How did you first get involved in theatre?
I am 44 years old and…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 06:55PMBy Byrne Harrison
Daniel Durkin is a New York-based director, video designer, producer and writer. Directing Credits: "I Loved Sam Stone" (The Tank); :Sticks and Bones," Daria Tavana’s …
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 06:32PMBy Byrne Harrison
Actor/writer/producer Amanda Johnson is originally from Seattle where she earned a degree in drama from University of Washington. She began her career performing at Walt…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 06:10PMSunday, May 6, 2012
By Judd Hollander
Photo by Joan Marcus
The usually reliable acting troupe the Civilians makes a rather large misstep with You Better Sit Down: Tales From My Parents' Divorce, a work that…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 04:58PMMonday, April 16, 2012
By Judd Hollander
Playwright Ethan Coen loves to study the human condition. Specifically man's foibles, follies, prejudices, preconceptions and carefully laid plans gone terribly ask…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 08:48PMBy Judd Hollander
As seen through the eyes of director J.R. Sullivan, the Pearl Theatre Company delivers an illuminating production of William Shakespeare's Richard II; one filled with sa…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 08:47PMBy Judd Hollander
Photo by Carol Rosegg
Anton Chekhov called his play The Cherry Orchard "a comedy", though it's usually been presented with heavily dramatic overtones. The Classic S…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 08:45PMBy Mark A. Newman
Photo by Scott Suchman
I have to admit to being somewhat hesitant about the new musical Brother Russia at the Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia. It is another cre…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 08:39PMSaturday, April 14, 2012
By Olivia Jane Smith
Photo by Sandra Coudert
Jose Rivera’s “Massacre (Sing to Your Children)” begins amid the shock and adrenaline rush of a group of newbie killers who’ve just perp…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 11:27PMBy Byrne Harrison
Miriam Kulick, an actor, playwright, director and teacher, first performed "Open Hearts" at the 2011 Washington D.C. Fringe Festival where it was named Pick of The Fring…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 12:13AMFriday, April 13, 2012
By Judd Hollander
Photo by Stephen Kunken
Neil Simon's Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-wining play Lost in Yonkers makes a triumphant return to New York City in this lovely and intimate re…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 11:42PMSaturday, April 7, 2012
By Judd Hollander
Photo by Pavel Antonov
Many performers end up looking totally ridiculous on stage, but it takes that special blend of performance and personality to be able to do it with s…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 12:07AMFriday, April 6, 2012
By Byrne Harrison
Mac Rogers is an award-winning Brooklyn-based playwright, professional writer, and performer.
Mac’s recent works include the darkly comic horror play "Hail Satan" (winn…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 05:55PMFriday, March 30, 2012
By Judd Hollander
The Keen Company presents a heart-tugging tale about the perils of growing old and the fear of having one's life literally pulled out from under them in a powerful and inti…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 11:21AMBy Judd Hollander
Eugene O'Neill's words touch the heart in his Pulitzer Prize-winning work Beyond the Horizon, a terribly haunting tale of three people battered and torn apart by the winds …
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 11:16AMBy Judd Hollander
The acclaimed acting troupe Cheek by Jowl tries a delicate balancing act, and for the most part succeeding, with their latest effort, a staging of John Ford's controversial…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 11:04AMMonday, March 26, 2012
By Byrne Harrison
Duncan Pflaster has won awards for his plays The Empress of Sex, Prince Trevor Amongst the Elephants, The Thyme of the Season, The Starship Astrov…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 09:02PMSaturday, March 17, 2012
By Byrne Harrison
After a night (or possibly a day and night) of green beer-fueled excess, do your conscience some good and attend the Occupy the Empty Space 10-minute play festival tomorro…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 09:19PMFriday, March 9, 2012
The NEW YORK NEO-FUTURISTS will perform a special, one-weekend-only version of their ongoing, award-winning show Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind featuring 30 short, completely origina…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 05:45PMBy Rob Hartmann
Matt Doyle, most recently seen on a New York stage in War Horse at Lincoln Center, stars in the film Private Romeo, writer/director Alan Brown’s retelling of the Romeo an…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 12:40AMBy Judd HollanderPhotos by Joan Marcus
Change is a frightening thing. This is a central theme in Bertolt Brecht's 1937 dramatic work "Galileo," presented by the Classic Stage Company, using …
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 12:06AMMonday, March 5, 2012
By Byrne Harrison
Whenever a particularly good festival comes along, and FRIGID is a particularly good festival, I always wish I could clone myself. There is too much to see and never…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 07:26PMHORSE TRADE THEATER GROUPPRESENTS THE2012 FRIGID HANGOVERS THE BEST & BRIGHTEST FROM THIS YEARS FESTIVALMARCH 5-10 @ THE KRAINE
Horse Trade Theater Group (Erez Ziv, Managing Director, H…
SOURCE: Stage Buzz at 08:25AM 
