It was great night! We were nominated for 7 awards – 6 for Angel Eaters, and 1 for 8 Little Antichrists: Outstanding Full Length Script: Johnna AdamsOutstanding Actor In A Lead Role: August SchulenburgOutstanding Original Music: Gerard KeenanOutstanding Costume Design: Emily Morgan DeAngelisOutstanding Lighting Design: Jennifer RathboneOutstanding Sound Design: Asa WemberOutstanding Set Design: Caleb Levengood…
Michael Nagle for The New York Times From left, Marnie Schulenburg, Rachel Dratch, Mandy Gonzalez and Tracie Thoms in “Rachel Said Sorry” at the Gramercy Theater on Monday night. Marnie Schulenburg, our Joann from Angel Eaters and our upcoming Allegra in Pretty Theft, was asked to participate in the 24 Hours Musicals, a star-bangled benefit…
Talented playwright and actor (and recent Flux Sunday recipient) Zack Calhoon gave the first play in the trilogy a really nice shout out on his blog, Visible Soul – you can check it out here or read on below! *********************************(Photo: Justin Hoch. Pictured: Cotton Wright) Angel Eatersby Zack CalhoonAs evidenced by my last post, I…
A really lovely write-up from theatre renaissance man Toby Thelin on his blog, Theatre Knights. It feels like we’ve turned the corner with the Trilogy, and Toby’s review, along with the energy at this Saturday’s marathon, reminded us why we took on such a daunting project in the first place. Only one week left –…
A nice review from Jason Tseng at Bilerico, a cool LGBTQ group blog. Highlights with pics below! ************************************ Johnna Adams’ epic three-part work The Angel Eaters Trilogy follows the heartbreaking, complex, and chilling story of a family bloodline, cursed with the ability to raise the dead, with horrific consequences. While at face value, the synopsis…
(Photo: Johnna Adams. Pictured: Satanachia) A review of all 3 plays from actor Michael Mraz, writing for nytheatre.com: nytheatre.com review Michael Mraz · November 8, 2008 Johnna Adams started writing her Angel Eaters Trilogy and Flux Theatre Ensemble was so taken by the initial work that they decided to take on the entire three-part saga…
(Photo: Justin Hoch. Pictured: Becky Kelly) Backstage’s Mark Peikert was our second reviewer to take on all three plays, and his review just went up on Backstage. Before sharing the highlights and more great pics with you, I’d like to take a moment to praise Backstage for their support of Indie theatre. They don’t ever…
(Photo: Justin Hoch.) Aaron Riccio was our first intrepid reviewer to brave all three shows in the trilogy, and his insightful reviews are posted on his own website, That Sounds Cool, and at New Theatre Corps. He connected most deeply with Rattlers, but has insight into all three productions, some of which I’ve included below,…
Read on for a lovely review of the first play in the trilogy from playwright, reviewer and Nosedive member, James Comtois! This review is especially satisfying because James’ work at Nosedive often walks so well in the more than real worlds we stalk in this trilogy (Blood Brothers and Colorful World come to mind). **********Angel…
Here’s a sneak peek at two of the plays of our Angel Eaters Trilogy, courtesy of our multi-talented playwright, Johnna Adams. These are just to whet your appetite – more will follow. But why settle for pictures when you can see the real thing?(Photo: Johnna Adams. Pictured: Cotton Wright, Marnie Schulenburg)(Photo: Johnna Adams. Pictured: Candice…
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