Tag: black box

• THE BIRTH OF TECHNICOLOR in Brooklyn

  

  I had the privilege of watching the world premiere of my play THE BIRTH OF TECHNICOLOR at the Gallery Players’ Theatre Black Box New Play Festival 2018. Here I am, excited standing outside the theater. The play was adeptly directed by David Thomas Cronin and beautifully acted by two talented actors: Elizabeth Pickering Hopland (who…

  sassevn

  June 16, 2018

  Current Events, drama, What’s Happening

  black box, brooklyn, Gallery Players, new york city, the birth of technicolor, world premiere

• No Costumes + No Set = Terrible Show, Right?

  “Honestly, I expected it to be terrible. When you told me that the actors don’t where costumes and that there is no set, that they only use these black boxes, I expected it to be the worst show I ever saw.” This is what one of my students said to me after he saw my…

  sassevn

  January 21, 2018

  drama, Indie Author

  black box, black box theatre, ensemble acting, minimalist theatre

• Opening Tonight in Brooklyn: Safe Spaces

  I’m thrilled to have my play “Safe Spaces” open tonight in Brooklyn at the Gallery Players Theatre as part of their Black Box New Play Festival. Unfortunately, I’m sitting 12,000 miles away and will miss the show which opens tonight and runs through Sunday afternoon – 4 shows! So if you are in the NYC…

  sassevn

  June 8, 2017

  Current Events, drama, Uncategorized

  black box, brooklyn, cultural appropriation, gallery players theater, new york theater scene, safe spaces

• Photos from the Show

  Thanks to Jonathan Steffen for these shots from dress rehearsal for “How to Build a Dictator.”  We had 23 students for our dress rehearsal as opposed to 142 for the real show. But they were a lively bunch. I had a blast getting on stage and acting for one of my first times ever. Here’s…

  sassevn

  September 8, 2016

  drama

  black box, experimental theatre, how to build a dictator, Penang, PenangPAC, theatre