(from Time Out New York)
The life and times of the new American play, and the life and times of the Carnegie Mellon School of Drama Dramatic Writing Program.
Showing posts with label 13P. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 13P. Show all posts
Friday, February 18, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
13P is four stories high
Perseverance may the most important quality you can cultivate as a playwright. For example, stick with your dream of being a producing collective long enough, and you may find yourself attracting a spectacular staff of unpaid volunteers who will work 16 straight hours to pull off a gorgeous and glamorous benefit.
It seems like just a few moments ago (though it was actually seven years) that Joy Katz was designing the 13P logo on her laptop. Last week that logo was projected four stories high on the outside of the building across the street from 3LD in downtown Manhattan. (With animated falling leaves, yet.)
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Last chance! Three discount codes for the 13P Fall Formal
The 13P Fall Formal is tomorrow night!
Option 1: Use code THIRTYP for $30 tickets (we will card you)!
Option 3: If you get three friends to buy $30 tickets, you get in for free. (Code: email Sailor Dog the names of your three friends who bought tickets.)
Tickets at http://13p.org
Details on all the cool people who will be there:
For tickets, visit www.13P.org
Option 1: Use code THIRTYP for $30 tickets (we will card you)!
Option 2: Buy one ticket, get a second for your date for half the price with code CHPDATE!
Option 3: If you get three friends to buy $30 tickets, you get in for free. (Code: email Sailor Dog the names of your three friends who bought tickets.)
Tickets at http://13p.org
Details on all the cool people who will be there:
Sheila Callaghan • Erin Courtney • Madeleine George • Rob Handel
Ann Marie Healy • Julia Jarcho • Young Jean Lee • Winter Miller
Sarah Ruhl • Kate E. Ryan • Lucy Thurber • Anne Washburn
Gary Winter • Maria Goyanes, Executive Producer
The faculty and staff of 13P cordially invite you to
Our 2010 Fall Formal
13P is FALLin' for You
an evening of spiked punch, slow dances, limp corsages, and the electric slide, hosted by
VICE PRINCIPAL
Mr. Murray Hill
He puts the "yes" in polyester!
featuring the crowning of your
HOMECOMING QUEEN
Justin Bond
with a special appearance from
Guidance Counselor
Ms. Lisa Kron
to benefit the 13P Graduating Class
Young Jean Lee (P#11)
Sarah Ruhl (P#12)
Erin Courtney (P#13)
sweet sounds by DJs
Jo Lampert
and Theo Stockman
Monday, November 8
3LD Art and Technology Center
80 Greenwich Street (at Rector Street)
6PM Prom Committee Cocktail Hour
7PM - 10PM Dancing, entertainment, and refreshments
10PM Mandatory breathalyzer tests
Festively Formal Attire
(Dress Weird)
$150 - Prom Committee Member
(access to VIP Cocktail Hour, table seating)
$50 - General Admission
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Boardwalk Empire of the Senseless
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| Young Jean is ready for the Fall Formal |
To say nothing of emcees Murray Hill, Justin Bond, and Lisa Kron. The party starts Monday night, so hurry.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
embarrassing prom photos of the 13P
If you are not on the 13P email list you should join now because you are missing hard-to-believe stuff like this video.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
13P in the house (in the next room, of course).
| 13P onstage at Joe's Pub. Ruhl above head standing in way of camera. (Photo: Jim Baldassare) |
SARAH RUHL: Yes. I just did a panel yesterday with Annie Baker, who I think is really something. I thought Circle Mirror Transformation was really lovely. And all my colleagues at 13P — a group of writers. There are 13 of us, and we're our own artistic directors of our own plays. The group came about because we were all sick of [the endless development of our plays], so here, we don't just develop our plays but can throw them up without a huge budget. Young Jean Lee is in the group. Rob Handel, Winter Miller, Anne Washburn. I'm really fascinated by everything that that group does.
(Complete interview at Playbill.com)
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Strange Days, Strange Plays. Take Julia Jarcho's class.
Julia Jarcho knows strange. You live in the year 2010, so you know strange too. Take her class "Strange Days, Strange Plays" in strange San Francisco.
Friday, August 27, 2010
I can't act and hate performing, so it should be interesting to see what happens.
Career advice from Young Jean Lee on Adam's blog: Don't fall into the trap of feeling entitled to career success solely on
account of your talent. There's a huge market for mediocre art, and the
less-talented wipe the floor with the more-talented every day.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
The Top Earners in Nonprofit Theater
This chart is being widely linked for good reason. It's worth bearing in mind that some of these names may be the artistic directors who are quoted in Outrageous Fortune (and in articles about the Outrageous Fortune backlash) as saying that American playwrights are a bunch of whiners.
I think Outrageous Fortune is widely misinterpreted. It's not actually a book about plays being messed up by the theatre system. It's a book about money. It's a book about who gets a salary.
By the same token, I've always felt that 13P is a project about money. It's an attempt to show what it looks like when money is used to advance new American plays — by the radical method of actually producing them.
I think Outrageous Fortune is widely misinterpreted. It's not actually a book about plays being messed up by the theatre system. It's a book about money. It's a book about who gets a salary.
By the same token, I've always felt that 13P is a project about money. It's an attempt to show what it looks like when money is used to advance new American plays — by the radical method of actually producing them.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Hint on starting your theatre company
If your name begins with a number, you'll often come first in an alphabetical list of companies. Like this one announcing 13P's grant from the never-boring MAP Fund. Mazel tov to Erin Courtney and Ken Rus Schmoll, who will collaborate on our 13th and final production in 2012.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Free American beer with the all-American Nazis.
Come celebrate the 4th of July with 13P!
Cold
beer.
Hot girl-on-girl action.
God
bless America.
Use code
FOURTH13P for 2-for-1 tickets and a free American beer on 7/2 and 7/5 at
8PM.
Tickets: www.13P.org
13P's
THE ZERO HOUR
by MADELEINE GEORGE (P#10)
directed by ADAM GREENFIELD
"Four out of five stars"
"bold, thoughtful, and incredibly
beautiful"
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
The clock is ticking.
"Ambitious and sprawling... A work to savor" — Backstage
13P's The Zero Hour
through July 10 only
Fourth of July special:
for performances on 7/2 & 7/5
Use code FOURTH13P
for 2-for-1 tickets & a FREE American beer
Use code FOURTH13P
for 2-for-1 tickets & a FREE American beer
Tickets at 13p.org
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Love, Hitler, Martha Stewart, and virtuoso performances. Now playing.
Use code FRIEND13P
at www.13P.org
at www.13P.org
for 2-FOR-1 TICKETS
through Friday 6/25 only
through Friday 6/25 only
13P's
THE ZERO HOUR
by MADELEINE GEORGE (P#10)
directed by ADAM GREENFIELD
THE ZERO HOUR
by MADELEINE GEORGE (P#10)
directed by ADAM GREENFIELD
Featuring
HANNAH CABELL* and ANGELA GOETHALS*
Sets MIMI LIEN
Lights BEN KATO
Costumes SYDNEY MARESCA
Sound ASA WEMBER
Production Stage Manager SUNNEVA STAPLETON*
Casting Director KELLY GILLESPIE
Press Representative BLAKE ZIDELL
Associate Producer PRESTON COPLEY
Producer RACHEL KARPF
* Member, Actors’ Equity Association
June 22 – July 10
Walkerspace
46 Walker Street (between Broadway and Church)
June 22–25, 27–30, July 1–2, 5–10
All performances at 8PM
FOR TICKETS and MORE INFO:
www.13P.org
HANNAH CABELL* and ANGELA GOETHALS*
Sets MIMI LIEN
Lights BEN KATO
Costumes SYDNEY MARESCA
Sound ASA WEMBER
Production Stage Manager SUNNEVA STAPLETON*
Casting Director KELLY GILLESPIE
Press Representative BLAKE ZIDELL
Associate Producer PRESTON COPLEY
Producer RACHEL KARPF
* Member, Actors’ Equity Association
June 22 – July 10
Walkerspace
46 Walker Street (between Broadway and Church)
June 22–25, 27–30, July 1–2, 5–10
All performances at 8PM
FOR TICKETS and MORE INFO:
www.13P.org
Thursday, June 10, 2010
The relationship between a container and what’s inside.
The Brooklyn Rail's interviews are always great, but this one is particularly so because the online formatting melds the interview and the quoted dialogue from the play together, so on first reading it seems that the interviewer is suddenly asking Madeleine "How'd it go with Hitler today?"
The Brooklyn Rail: The Shipwrecked Experiments of Madeleine George
The Brooklyn Rail: The Shipwrecked Experiments of Madeleine George
Sunday, June 6, 2010
In which old Dot and the weird kid from the neighborhood become friends.
Kate E. Ryan's astonishing play Dot starts tonight at Clubbed Thumb Summerworks. Characteristically killer Thumb pedigree:
Dot by Kate E. Ryan
directed by Anne Kauffman
original music by Mike Iveson
With David Brooks, Kate Hopkins, Birgit Huppuch, Ed Jewett, Lynne McCollough, and Mary Shultz
Sets by Jason Simms
Lights by Garin Marschall
Costumes by Olivera Gajic
Sound by Jessica Paz
June 6 – 12, 2010directed by Anne Kauffman
original music by Mike Iveson
With David Brooks, Kate Hopkins, Birgit Huppuch, Ed Jewett, Lynne McCollough, and Mary Shultz
Sets by Jason Simms
Lights by Garin Marschall
Costumes by Olivera Gajic
Sound by Jessica Paz
Friday, June 4, 2010
Young Jean Lee is invited to all tomorrow's parties
Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson curate the Sydney Opera House festival Vivid Live
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
13P's charming Nazis
13P's
The Zero Hour
by MADELEINE GEORGE (P#10)
directed by ADAM GREENFIELD
An almost-love story
Featuring:
HANNAH CABELL* and ANGELA GOETHALS*
HANNAH CABELL* and ANGELA GOETHALS*
Sets MIMI LIEN
Lights BEN KATO
Costumes SYDNEY MARESCA
Lights BEN KATO
Costumes SYDNEY MARESCA
Sound Design ASA WEMBER
* Members, Actors' Equity Association
Rebecca and her chronically unemployed butch girlfriend, O, have
created a happy nest in their run-down Queens walk-up. But domestic
bliss starts slipping as their daily lives are overtaken by charming
Nazis, family ghosts, and the secrets they keep. The two women fight
for, and against, each other in this sharp, moving almost-love story.
June 22 – July 10
Walkerspace
Walkerspace
46 Walker Street
(between Broadway and Church)
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