By August Schulenburg (What is Flux Sunday?) Our second Flux after the end of Ajax in Iraq was a roll-up-your-sleeves kind of day. We took on a ton of pages from Perse, reaching the climax of the play; we neared the end of Viva Fidel, and we moved towards the middle of Now Comes The…
By August Schulenburg(What is Flux Sunday?) We’re back! After an Ajax in Iraq sized hiatus, we returned to the friendly confines of Judson Memorial Church for some Flux Sunday action. It was a full day – we went over our 7PM limit – and everyone was really bringing it. Playwrights: Fengar Gael (The Cat Vandal),…
Dog Act opens tonight to a sold our house! After a great rehearsal period and (ongoing) intense tech week, we’re thrilled to share this play with you. First things first: if you haven’t already purchased your tickets, you can do so here, and use the code “FUGHAT” for $14 tickets for shows on the 6th,…
Due to the nigh-on wild acclaim for the ground-breaking post, Two Interviews, I link now to two more interviews, because, well, there are two new Flux-related interviews in the world. First up, Dog Act actress Becky Byers, she of People of the Year and Exploding Moments fame, continues to soar like a veritable air minion…
I offer this picture, courtesy of AD Tiffany Clementi’s phone, as a moment of zen on this snowy Friday. This is Becky Byers as Jo-Jo, the semi-feral teenage vaudevillian of Dog Act, escaping from her sack of captivity in a candid rehearsal shot. Yup, this first week of rehearsal has been fun! (Cute, sure, but…
Illustration by Kristy Caldwell “Peppered with astonishing and exhilarating eruptions of storytelling and wondrous plays within the play.” —The San Francisco Chronicle (Liz Duffy Adams Dog Act) “Her language has a natural period flavor and a formidable wit; her characters possess the spark of fully animated spirits; and she weaves into her story both biographical…
(Photo: Ben Vandenboom) Remember plays? How they’re playful? How they’re about people playing? I may have forgotten that a little amidst all the work of plays, only to be happily reminded by Piper McKenzie’s Craven Monkey and the Mountain of Fury. The sheer joyful invention of this dance/fight/play had me foolishly grinning from start to…
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