(Photo: Isaiah Tanenbaum. Pictured: Polly Lee, Jake Alexander, Michael Davis, Christina Shipp) WHAT A NIGHT!And long overdue. After our first two Food:Souls – Adam Szymkowicz’s Pretty Theft and Jason Grote’s This Storm Is What We Call Progress – somehow a year snuck by and we were, well, ravenous.Luckily, our third Food:Soul featured Erin Browne’s Narrator…
These are courtesy of Molly Pearson at Partial Comfort Productions – thanks, Molly! (Michael Davis as the God of Television tries to seduce the crowd away from the wiles of Cotton Wright, the God of the Internet) (Packed crowd at the Canal Room) (The winners of the critic’s choice and our goodly hosts, Partial Comfort…
(This cool season poster above was created by Kelly O’Donnell for the Battle) We have a cast for our upcoming production of Pretty Theft, and it’s a great mix of Members, friends, and new folks. Playwright Adam Szymkowicz, Director Angela Astle and myself worked very hard on achieving a consensus, and the rewards of that…
If she can play Ben Brantley…If she can play the spirit of a magical island…If she can play a demonic angel hell bent on unleashing the Angel Eater against God…If she can play 1/3rd of God herself… (and if you’ve followed Flux, you know she can do that all that and more) …then just what…
SO! The play is written, the cast is smoking, and rehearsals have begun… but due to the competitive nature of the event, we must get Cheney-style with the specifics of plot. All I will say is William H. Macy has chosen a good prop, and we are running with it. The short play is written…
ETUDES AND ATTITUDES Our post trilogy return to Flux Sunday was marked by stabs at virtuosity, some made, some missed. The first attempt was my own hope of staging the EIGHT scenes on our list all in three hours, an attempt that fell utterly short. But many others succeeded in honoring the patron saint of…
Here’s a few lovely teaser shots (with bonus text from the plays) from our recent Angel Eaters Trilogy photo shoot. For dates, times and more information, go here. (Photo by Isaiah Tanenbaum. Pictured: Marnie Schulenburg as Joann, Cotton Wright as Azazyel) “The birdsong is still in the air. And Daddy is coming back. And the…
FRAMESThis last Flux Sunday was the most powerful work we’ve done since our return from our Annual Retreat. We continued through Ten Black Boxes, Volleygirls, and We Are Burning; and also saw the 1st scene of Jeremy Basescu’s brand new play, The Will. The writing and the performances were all at an exciting level, as…
On our Flux Sunday March 16th we completed working through Jeremy Basescu’s A Wonderful Wife. This was especially exciting because Jeremy (pictured to the left) was writing the play as we went along – one of the original goals of Flux Sunday was to serve as both spur and immediate gratification to plays in progress….
PLAYING WITH POWERFlux Sundays has been growing steadily, and we have now had to change our invitation structure so that new folks come for three sessions only – giving us a chance to know them, and vice versa – with the potential of future revisits after all on the waiting list have had a chance….
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