Showing posts with label Madeleine George. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Madeleine George. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

A mammoth undertaking

Madeleine George
In this report from Playbill.com, we see some of the wisest minds in the theatre collaborating, and a recognition of the life cycle of a play in the real world.

The New York City theatre companies Clubbed Thumb and Playwrights Horizons have teamed up for a new play development program called SuperLab. The first of a series of "collaboratively curated play laboratories" was held Nov. 12, focusing on Madeleine George's Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England. [...]
 

SuperLab is supported by funds granted to Clubbed Thumb by Metlife/Theatre Communications Group's A-ha! Program ... Clubbed Thumb and Playwrights Horizons, who share a commitment to advancing distinctive new voices, will bridge a gap between downtown and uptown theatre sensibilities, methodologies and artist rosters, expanding the range of experience and opportunity for all."

Clubbed Thumb's producing artistic director Maria Striar says, "I proposed this program to TCG out of a desire to do more to get our artists and their work to broader audiences, and to weave some collaborative tissue between Clubbed Thumb and larger organizations for our mutual benefit. I like to think that Clubbed Thumb has been an incubator for some of the most interesting theater careers out there, and Playwrights Horizons has given many of them their next home. Adam Greenfield [Playwrights Horizons' director of new play development] and I have been talking about plays for years, so this is an organic partnership."

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" 

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

Tickets at 13p.org

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Love, Hitler, Martha Stewart, and virtuoso performances. Now playing.

Use code FRIEND13P
at www.13P.org
for 2-FOR-1 TICKETS
through Friday 6/25 only

13P's
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


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

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*
Sets MIMI LIEN
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
 
46 Walker Street (between Broadway and Church)

Thursday, May 20, 2010

A Welcome for the New Dramatists class of 2017

(fanfare)

(hushed silence)

Annie Baker!
Daniel Beaty!
Madeleine George!
Sibyl Kempson!
James McManus!
Peter Sinn Nachtrieb!
Betty Shamieh!
Francine Volpe!

(processional march of the playwrights)

(unfettered dance of the gorgeous crazy loons)

Monday, May 10, 2010