| 2003 Season Plays | |
American Treacle |
10:17 comedy troupeAn hour of musical sketch comedy written by Bricken Sparacino, Richard Homan, Michael Birch & Natalie Wilder. Music by Richard Homan and Eric Chercover. |
| BKC |
Written and directed by Brad Webb and Matt SchapiroA new comedy with music, two brothers, their dreams, and a few kicks in the testicles. 'Nuff said. |
The Colonel's Wife |
By Mario Fratti, adapted to
"performance-cinema" and directed by Roi Escudero "Bubi."
Film by François Bernadi. Music by Francisco Cantilo.
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Companions |
By Denis McKeown
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Criminal: A Short Tragedy about a Counter-transferential Transference |
By Javier Daulte
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Favorite Colors |
By Scott R. Ritter
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(Gone With) Miss Julie |
By August Strindberg
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Jumpers |
Created and performed by Eastcheap Rep.Post 9/11, Joe and his family must confront the unexpected challenges their new and violently changed reality inflicts. A hit at the 2002 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. |
Just Us Boys |
By Frank Stancati
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Lilia! |
Written and performed by Libby SkalaImmigrating from Austria in 1939, Lilia Skala worked her way to an Oscar nomination. Libby Skala captures her grandmother's fascinating life in a heartwarming one-woman show that records the journey of a remarkable woman and the connection between two kindred spirits. CBC TV, Canada called it "Alchemical and transforming!" |
My Life in the Trenches |
Written and performed by Jill Dalton
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Nice Guys Finish... |
By Eric Alter
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The Overdevelopment of Scott |
Written and directed by Sharon J. FogartyThis sci-fi anti-musical comedy features a futuristic society where seven genetically altered human "lab rats" struggle to escape a doomed existence. |
The Remarkable Journey of Prince Jen |
Based on the novel by Lloyd Alexander
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Stained Glass Ugly |
By Qui Nguyen
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That Play |
Adapted by and starring Tom Gualtieri
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Thrill Me - The Leopold & Loeb Story |
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Stephen
Dolginoff
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The $25,000 Pyramid |
By Nick Vigorito, Jr.
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Waiting for the Glaciers to Melt |
By Brian Lane GreenThe different personas of one man's tortured psyche emerge and take shape forcing him to face his past and his future. Is he delusional? Or is he on a path toward peace? |
Walking Through the Night |
By Harry Kim
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What Men Talk About (While Women Make Us Wait) |
Singing Cattle Productions
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Who Am I |
By Rodney E. Reyes
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The Winner: A Brooklyn Fable |
Book by Ines Basso Glick and Annmarie
Fabricatore
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