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MANUSCRIPT
Summer 2010 at Art's Sake Studios |
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Paul
Grellong's fascinating thriller Manuscript; a story of
suspense, betrayal, literary ambitions and the lengths people
will go to make it in the ruthless world of publishing. It's
winter break; the parents are out of town and in the bedroom
of a Brooklyn Heights brownstone, plans for an eventful night
are about to unfold. David, an aspiring novelist, and his
best friend Chris await the arrival of Chris’ new college
girlfriend, Elizabeth. She is a famous new author, fresh out
of high school with a new book. As the anticipation builds, it
is evident that this night will be far from ordinary. Little
is what it seems, and no one can be trusted as plot twists
pile up, and the play hurtles towards a surprise ending. The
play starred Derek Angell, Daniel Baldock, Danielle Alagna and
was directed by David Meneses. |
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MR. MARMALADE
Orlando International Fringe Festival 2008
Winner of 2008's Sold Out Award, brings Noah
Haidle's Mr. Marmalade which depicts adult behavior as seen through the eyes of a four year girl. Lucy, loves to have tea parties and play house. Unfortunately, her imaginary friend, Mr. Marmalade, is a cocaine-snorting, workaholic who never has any time for her. The play stars Christy Hamilton Poggi, Luis Poggi, Lauren Maleski, Alexis Jackson, David Veitch, Lawrence Collins and Scott Browning. Directed by Fringe Veteran Ian Covell and produced by David Meneses. |
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"...it's a challenging piece... and it has a great cast, particularly Christy Hamilton as Lucy and Luis Poggi as Mr.
Marmalade..."
Michael W. Freeman
The Ledger
http://www.theledger.com/article/20080522/REPORTER/805220373/1177?p=2&tc=pg |
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"...the saddest kind of comedy, Mr. Marmalade may be just your cup of
tea."
Elizabeth Maupin
Orlando Sentinel
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment_stage_theat/2008/05/fringe-review-m.html |
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SEXUAL CONFINES
Orlando International Fringe Festival 2007
Three One Act plays about relationships and their very unique complications.
Heights by Amy Fox: At two A.M. on an apartment rooftop, three young New Yorkers face conflicts of sexuality and trust that jeopardize their relationships. Starring Lauren
O'Quinn, Jeremy Wood and Scott Browning. Directed by Luis Poggi. |
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Sex with the Censor by Theresa Rebeck: A man hires a prostitute but refuses to let her touch him or talk dirty. How does a person have sex without really having sex? A play about the debilitating and distancing consequences of censorship. Starring Robin Hack and Marci Stringer. Directed by David Veitch. |
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Daniel on a Thursday by Garth Wingfield: A guy approaches Daniel in a bar and the games begin... whether Daniel is ready or
not. Starring Tim Riedel and Luis Poggi. Directed by Christy Hamilton Poggi. |
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SHUFFLING STRAIT
Orlando International Fringe Festival 2006
Shuffling Strait is a fast-paced, eccentric dramedy exposing the outrageous misadventures of a bipolar young woman in a delightfully unexpected sequence. 52 Scenes, 30 characters, 3 actors. The show was performed at the 15th Annual Orlando International Fringe Festival starring Elizabeth Bradshaw, Carlos Navarro and Jeremy Wood. Written by Jill Paige Bevan and directed by Christy Hamilton Poggi.
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"If you are confused, please do not mistake your confusion for a weak
concept... by far, this is the most original show I have seen at Fringe this
year."
Derek Ormond
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