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Showing posts with label Company One. Show all posts
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Friday, August 17, 2012

Luchadores make their entrance at 'Chad Deity'

Photo: Special thank you to wrestler-wrangler Ginger Lazarus

Demonio poses with fellow members of la Federación de Luchadores de Plástico (Providence chapter) last week, after a performance of Company One’s The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity. Naturally, they loved it! From left: Demonio, Angry X, Chuckles, Esqueleto, and Frogman.

Monday, April 2, 2012

Alumni news, in brief:

Cha Cha and Demonio serenade their friend Clem after Next To Normal. They are not normal, either.

Karen Zacarías' The Book Club Play will be part of the 2012-13 seasons at Cincinnati's Playhouse in the Park and at Rochester's Geva Theatre Center...

Monica Bauer is preparing for the Edinburgh Fringe (where her Made For Each Other will be part of the line-up) with the fundraiser Monica's Shorts at Urban Stages tonight. Can't make it? Good news: You can also contribute to the project online. And check out a very nice review of Monica's other current project, the off-Broadway production of My Occasion of Sin...

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Summer Blog Series: New Boston Companies To Make Playwrights Swoon #1

Hello Boston,

We don’t know if you’ve heard, but Playwrights’ Commons has launched! As a playwright development organization, our mission is to strengthen the local theatre ecology through workshops, fiscal support, and innovative collaborative opportunities. We love New England, and we love our artists; we aim to be that really great friend who somehow manages to offer dead-on advice and knows when to buy you a strong drink. 

We’re ramping up steadily over the next few months, so be on the look-out for upcoming programs like the Donut Hole lab (if you’re feeling like you’re somewhere between “emerging” and “established,” this lab might be for you); workshops on how to build one’s artistic brand, and on using new social media platforms; and master classes with talented theatre leaders from near and far. A recent poll of local playwrights revealed a strong desire for programs that help individual artists make stronger, more useful connections to the field and to producing organizations – we’re working on developing a series to address these concerns.