There Is No “t” In My Surname.

I’ll be playing the Ragpicker in Theatre Unplugged’s upcoming production of Jean Giraudoux’s The Madwoman of Chaillot, a delicious satire about greed, power, big business, and the ability of the “little people” (mad though they may be) to win the day! Joy, justice, and love return to the world once more.

The Ragpicker is a great, meaty, part. If you’ve ever said, “Hey, let me know when you’re in something really substantial” to me, this is the show you should come see.

Seating is very limited. Please, if you are coming, buy your ticket sooner rather than later — and come see it as early as you can in the run! Leah will be attending the 3/16 show.

MTB Studio presents THEATRE UNPLUGGED, an innovative new theatre company founded by acclaimed acting teacher and director Mary T. Boyer. The company strikes the set and ignites the satire in its inaugural production, French dramatist Jean Giraudoux’s The Madwoman of Chaillot.

THEATRE UNPLUGGED Presents
The Madwoman of Chaillot
by Jean Giraudoux
directed by Mary Boyer
March 15 thru April 1, 2007
Thursday – Saturday
Performances: 8PM
Saturday and Sunday matinées: 3PM

At: MTB Studio
330 West 38th Street #505
(Between 8th and 9th Avenues)

To make reservations, call
(212) 352-3101
or reserve online.
Tickets: $18
Latecomers will not be admitted.

Seating is extremely limited;
Don’t wait…
Make your reservations now!

Equity Approved Showcase

Staff

Betty Howe – Stage Manager
Mary T. Boyer – Costume Conception

Cast and Company

Tricia Alexandro – Irma
Mary Aufman* – Constance
Michelle Bagwell – Gabrielle
Janelle Bernard – Marie
Edgar Contreras* – Street Singer
Chris Cousino – Pierre
Brian Deutsch* – Deaf Mute
Andrew Dufault – Prospector
Karen Eterovich* – Josephine
Ken Fuller – Little Man / Sewer Man
David Allen Green – Baron
Jonathan Harford – Ragpicker
Barry K. Johnson – Broker
Sara McGowan – Flower Girl
Noelle McGrath* – Countess Aurelia (The Madwoman)
Bruce Mohat* – President
Danny Nunez – Policeman
Chuck Saculla* – Sergeant
Doug Walter – Dr. Jadin

* Appears courtesy Actors’ Equity

January 13, 14 @ 5PM

Approach
(15 mins.)
Dir. Jon Burklund
Jonathan Harford & Juliet O’Brien

and

Hallelujiah Mall
(40 mins.)

and

Sunday’s Times, Thursday’s Voice
(15 mins.)

Theatre-Studio Inc.
123 East 24th Street
New York, NY 10010
Tickets: 212-352-3101

In two days, there will be a short (two days) run of the short (fifteen minutes) play that I’m in. It’s a sweet little romantic comedy about two strangers that meet and unexpectedly connect. Okay, the tickets are $20 (more if you buy online) — but hey you’ll also see two other plays and the stand-up comedian who opens for us. So, c’mon, whaddya say?

AT THE VERY LEAST WISH I SHOULD BREAK MY LEG

Come see me in keepingabreast; opening tomorrow night, and playing until next Saturday! Yeah, it’s about breast cancer, but it’s definitely not, y’know, a drag. Anything but! I’m really happy to be a part of it. And there’s some nudity, if you like that kind of thing.

What night should you come? Well, Leah’s coming next Wednesday. Buy your tickets now!

Ratutu Collaborative Presents
keepingabreast

by Jackie Rosenfeld
A Multimedia Black Comedy about Coping with Breast Cancer

Mina has a lump in her breast and it’s resisting the chemo therapy. Her doctor recommends she have a mastectomy, but she’s only 28 years old. She has two weeks to decide whether keeping her breast is worth risking her life. Will Mina’s parents have the right answer? Will her best friend know what to do? How about her local stripper or porn shop employee? The fact of the matter is that everyone has an opinion about breasts, and Mina is determined to examine as many sides as she can before making a decision that will change her life forever. Jackie Rosenfeld’s play is a touching and deeply funny exploration of one woman’s journey to define her breasts and herself.

Directed by Rebecca A. Trent
Assistant directed by James Nocito

November 1st – November 11th
Weekday performances start at 8 p.m.
Weekend performances at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
For tickets go to http://www.theatermania.com/content/show_cast.cfm/show/126328
Or call 212-714-5309
Shetler Studios 244 West 54th Street (12th Floor), between Broadway and 8th Avenue

About Ratutu Collaborative: Ratutu Collaborative presented its first show ‘Broke Hotel’ this June with great success. They are committed to creating relevant, but not pretentious theatre and supporting new playwrights in New York City and around the country. For more information about the collaborative please visit www.ratutu.com or send an email to ratutucollaborative@yahoo.com.