NEWS
Andrew will performing in the Planet Connections Stage Rending Series in the play Uzume by Glory Kadigan.
"The crow population is exploding. Crows are taking over the city. They're chewing through powder lines creating blackouts and wreaking havoc on civilians. Gwen's friend Jessica has joined he crow patrol to destroy the crows next. Gwen's other friend Marianna believes there's a better solution - after all the humans and the crows used to live peacefully side by side. Gwen isn't sure which side she's on but she does find one of the crows to be oddly attractive..."
To make a reservation for the reading, please go to this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/planet-connections-staged-reading-series-tickets-88178543397 All readings are free to the general public!
"The crow population is exploding. Crows are taking over the city. They're chewing through powder lines creating blackouts and wreaking havoc on civilians. Gwen's friend Jessica has joined he crow patrol to destroy the crows next. Gwen's other friend Marianna believes there's a better solution - after all the humans and the crows used to live peacefully side by side. Gwen isn't sure which side she's on but she does find one of the crows to be oddly attractive..."
To make a reservation for the reading, please go to this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/planet-connections-staged-reading-series-tickets-88178543397 All readings are free to the general public!
Just Missed!
August 8-10 and 15-17
Andrew performed at the Flea Theater in the last Cycle of Serials!
Serials is a late night theater festival, with emphasis put on new and upcoming directors and writers creating new works. Actors get the script on Monday, rehearse for six hours on Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by 30 minutes of tech on Thursday. The shows open on Thursday and run through Saturday. Of the five plays shown, the audience votes on their three favorites, whose scripts keep getting developed, while the two losing teams have to start all over with a new director and playwright.
Serials is a late night theater festival, with emphasis put on new and upcoming directors and writers creating new works. Actors get the script on Monday, rehearse for six hours on Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by 30 minutes of tech on Thursday. The shows open on Thursday and run through Saturday. Of the five plays shown, the audience votes on their three favorites, whose scripts keep getting developed, while the two losing teams have to start all over with a new director and playwright.
August 1st
Andrew workshopped a new play as part of the Drama League's First Stage Festival, written and directed by Pete Danelski.
"10 Directors. 10 Hours. 10 New Work-In-Progress Showings.
'Over a nine year span, Anton Chekhov found a humiliating start as a playwright, lived in a penal colony, and watched his brother succumb to tuberculosis—all in the shadow of his own fatal disease. Personal correspondences from these years open a window into Chekhov’s own positive life view and its inextricable relationship with death and creativity. Part verbatim play. Part experiment. EveryHour/Chekhovin 8 uses Chekhov’s words to displace his identity andideas. What does the title “creative genius” really mean during the 20th century?'
The First Stage Festival is where new work takes its first steps. 10 directors will have 10 hours to focus, manifest, and present a particular moment or element of a new work for an audience. 10 work-in-progress showings will provide glimpses into the future of the American Theater."
"10 Directors. 10 Hours. 10 New Work-In-Progress Showings.
'Over a nine year span, Anton Chekhov found a humiliating start as a playwright, lived in a penal colony, and watched his brother succumb to tuberculosis—all in the shadow of his own fatal disease. Personal correspondences from these years open a window into Chekhov’s own positive life view and its inextricable relationship with death and creativity. Part verbatim play. Part experiment. EveryHour/Chekhovin 8 uses Chekhov’s words to displace his identity andideas. What does the title “creative genius” really mean during the 20th century?'
The First Stage Festival is where new work takes its first steps. 10 directors will have 10 hours to focus, manifest, and present a particular moment or element of a new work for an audience. 10 work-in-progress showings will provide glimpses into the future of the American Theater."
Previous Projects
May 9th-May 19, 2019
The Floor is Lava
Andrew made his La Mama debut playing Tom in The Floor is Lava by Alex Riad. Playing the CEO of a tech start-up, who never managed to become grounded after high school.
"In high school, Sean was voted “Most Likely to Succeed.” Ten years later, and not where he expected to be in life, he reunites with his high-school buddies at the launch party of their friend’s hugely successful app. Set in a world consumed by social media, The Floor Is Lava follows a group of millennials struggling with success, jealously, and the true meaning of connection."
Location:
La Mama Experimental Theatre Club: 66 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003
Andrew made his La Mama debut playing Tom in The Floor is Lava by Alex Riad. Playing the CEO of a tech start-up, who never managed to become grounded after high school.
"In high school, Sean was voted “Most Likely to Succeed.” Ten years later, and not where he expected to be in life, he reunites with his high-school buddies at the launch party of their friend’s hugely successful app. Set in a world consumed by social media, The Floor Is Lava follows a group of millennials struggling with success, jealously, and the true meaning of connection."
Location:
La Mama Experimental Theatre Club: 66 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003
July 25th-August 5th, 2018
All's Well That Ends Well
Andrew returned to PA Shakespeare for their production of All's Well That Ends Well. He plays 2nd Lord Dumaine, one of the lords in the French court who help Bertram escape his unwanted marriage to Helena.
"Extreme Shakespeare." This production will be rehearsed the way Shakespeare’s company would have: actors arrive with their lines learned, rehearse on their own, wear what they can find, and open in a matter of days. No director, no designers. Just great actors, a compelling play, pure adrenaline, spontaneity, and creativity. Ages 13+"
Location:
Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival: 2755 Station Avenue, Center Valley, PA 18034
Andrew returned to PA Shakespeare for their production of All's Well That Ends Well. He plays 2nd Lord Dumaine, one of the lords in the French court who help Bertram escape his unwanted marriage to Helena.
"Extreme Shakespeare." This production will be rehearsed the way Shakespeare’s company would have: actors arrive with their lines learned, rehearse on their own, wear what they can find, and open in a matter of days. No director, no designers. Just great actors, a compelling play, pure adrenaline, spontaneity, and creativity. Ages 13+"
Location:
Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival: 2755 Station Avenue, Center Valley, PA 18034
For more information and past productions, check out my resume!