Juventas takes on Club Oberon
The Juventas New Music Ensemble presents scenes from five new operas by young, living composers. One of the selections is from The Ten-Block Walk: An Old-Person’s Odyssey, the opera I am writing the libretto for with composer Erin Huelskamp.
Tuesday, February 21st, 2012 at Club Oberon MAP
“God Bless us, everyone!” The Hanover Theatre in Worcester continues its holiday tradition of presenting New England’s largest adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic tale. You know the story, you love the message of spiritual redemption, and the love for mankind that the season brings. Join us for our 4th annual spectacular production of Charles Dickens’ A CHRISTMAS CAROL. I am delighted to be performing in the ensemble for my first Equity show.
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Public Performances 12/16 (7:30 pm) 12/17 (2:00 pm, 7:30 pm) 12/18 (1:00 pm, 6:00 pm) 12/23 (2:00 pm, 7:00 pm) (There are also a number of weekday matinees for school groups) |
Full price tickets are $25, $30, $38, and $48, depending on seating location. 10% discount available for members, groups of 15 or more and corporate partners. Half-price tickets available for kids and students. $10 off for WOO card holders. This show is priced for the whole family to enjoy! Please call the box office at 877.571.7469 for more information. MORE INFO and TIX.
 American Theatre Magazine: October 2011 |
This time I am appearing in a magazine! Check out the October issue of American Theatre Magazine for Paula Plum’s article on “Handling the Hot Moments” on stage - a workshop she led that I was part of. It features photos of some of us from the class, including me and James Crosby. We’re in the print version and in the splash page on-line. |
| Voted Rhode Island’s best dance company, LOSTWAX and Jamie Jewett weave a new fantasy in SEVEN VEILS, a multimedia dance based on Thalia Field’s adaptation of “Salome”. Video by Luke DuBois and choral music by Alexander deVaron provide an often-humorous score for Jewett’s quirky contemporary dance. It’s all there – the dungeon, the palace, the dance, the seductions and betrayals –interweaving voices, dancer, and projections – the re-imagined “veils” of Salome’s story.I’m working with Dramaturg Crystal Gandrud to head up the quartet of actor/singers interpreting Alexander de Varon’s score.
Presented by the FirstWorks Festival in Providence 11/10/2011 to 11/13/2011 8pm; 7pm Sun. |
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Are you of a singularly sanguine, choleric, melancholic, or phlegmatic inclination? If so, come see this Exclamation Point!The ninth entry in our popular series of short new works is inspired by the Four Ancient Humours, from the theory that the human body was filled with four basic substances. When the Four Humours were in balance, a person would be healthy. Disease resulted when they were not.
I am curating the evening and a couple of scenes from the chamber opera I am writing with Erin Huelskamp, The Ten-Block Walk: An Old-Person’s Odyssey, will be part of the lineup. 7:00 p.m., November 5, 2011 |
Benjamin Britten’s opera Noye’s Fludde opens the Falmouth Chorale’s season, with Paul Soper in the title role and Tania Mandzy as Mrs. Noah. The Coro Ragazzi Children’s Chorus and Turning Pointe Dance Studio dancers perform as ark animals. The Falmouth Chamber Players Orchestra, the Waldorf School recorder choir, and the Mashpee Congregational Church bell choir join the professional string quintet, keyboardists, and percussionists for this collaborative work – even the audience takes part! Choral works by Britten, Mozart, Tallis, Randall Thompson, and Eric Whitacre round out the program. I will be singing the part of Mrs. Jaffett, the wife of one of Noah’s sons.
Saturday, October 22, 2011 at 7:30 PM
Sunday, October 23, 2011 at 3:00 PM
Lawrence School Auditorium
Pre concert talk with Robert Wyatt one hour before performances
The Franco-American Vocal Academy presents Offenbach’s La Grade Duchesse de Gérolstein this August all across Périgord, France.
I am serving as assistant director and dialogue coach for this French-language production.
Directed by William Lewis, Music Directed by Joseph Trafton.
August 3-11. FREE. Reservations recommended.