NYU Tisch School of the Arts
Mary Schmidt Cambell, Dean
Department of Drama
Kevin Kuhlke, Chair
PRESENTS
hotINK 2008
An International Festival of FREE Play Readings
Catherine Coray, NYU Head Curator
Lorca Peress, NYU-Strasberg Curator
The NYU-Strasberg Studio Presents
Four Powerful Plays
Saturday, January 26th 4:00pm - NYU Loewe Theater
WomanBomb/Sade
Mary Schmidt Cambell, Dean
Department of Drama
Kevin Kuhlke, Chair
PRESENTS
hotINK 2008
An International Festival of FREE Play Readings
Catherine Coray, NYU Head Curator
Lorca Peress, NYU-Strasberg Curator
The NYU-Strasberg Studio Presents
Four Powerful Plays
Saturday, January 26th 4:00pm - NYU Loewe Theater
WomanBomb/Sade
Written by Allan Graubard/Caroline McGee ( USA )
Directed by Naum Panovsky
NYU Assistant: Erin McGuff
Guest Artists: Jelena Stupljanin, Tony Naumovsky
Guest Audio Artist - Will Swofford
Guest Video Artist - Sam Bassett
NYU Students: Lillian Solange Beaudoin, Amelia Brain, Rosalie Burke, Kelsey Danielson, Meredith Doyle, Laura Dulic, Karen Eilbacher, Nina Hausner, Mallory Jenkins, Rebecca Lesser, Erin McGuff, Rachel McKeon, Allie Nelson, Julia Peterson, Mayra Reyes, Kris Roberts, Amanda Sterling
A woman walks into a public place and detonates a bomb. But what of words, the words we use to describe the act for those who weren't there, including the writer? The bombing falls to the background, the description to the foreground - and the act becomes a shadow stalking the words that describe it. It is this shadow, this stalking, that we offer you here in the rise of murderous suicide as a political weapon.
Please join us for a post-reading Conversation with the Playwrights and Director, moderated by Lorca Peress.
Sunday, January 27th 4:00pm - NYU Loewe Theater
We Were Sitting On The Shores Of The World…
Directed by Naum Panovsky
NYU Assistant: Erin McGuff
Guest Artists: Jelena Stupljanin, Tony Naumovsky
Guest Audio Artist - Will Swofford
Guest Video Artist - Sam Bassett
NYU Students: Lillian Solange Beaudoin, Amelia Brain, Rosalie Burke, Kelsey Danielson, Meredith Doyle, Laura Dulic, Karen Eilbacher, Nina Hausner, Mallory Jenkins, Rebecca Lesser, Erin McGuff, Rachel McKeon, Allie Nelson, Julia Peterson, Mayra Reyes, Kris Roberts, Amanda Sterling
A woman walks into a public place and detonates a bomb. But what of words, the words we use to describe the act for those who weren't there, including the writer? The bombing falls to the background, the description to the foreground - and the act becomes a shadow stalking the words that describe it. It is this shadow, this stalking, that we offer you here in the rise of murderous suicide as a political weapon.
Please join us for a post-reading Conversation with the Playwrights and Director, moderated by Lorca Peress.
Sunday, January 27th 4:00pm - NYU Loewe Theater
We Were Sitting On The Shores Of The World…
Written by José Pliya (Guadaloupe)
Translated by Philippa Wehle
Directed by Robert Lyons
NYU Assistant: Lindsey Ferrentino
Guest Artists: TBA
NYU Student: Stephanie LaVardera
A chance meeting on an island beach leads to devastating circumstances. Who "owns" the beach, the man who currently lives there, or the woman who has returned to her native land for a visit? The man insists she leave because she is a stranger who has forfeited her right to stay. Her protests do nothing but elevate the conflict on the shores of the world.
Please join us for a post-reading Conversation with the Playwright and Translator, moderated by Judith Miller
Saturday, February 2nd 7:30pm - NYU Loewe Theater
Boomerang
Translated by Philippa Wehle
Directed by Robert Lyons
NYU Assistant: Lindsey Ferrentino
Guest Artists: TBA
NYU Student: Stephanie LaVardera
A chance meeting on an island beach leads to devastating circumstances. Who "owns" the beach, the man who currently lives there, or the woman who has returned to her native land for a visit? The man insists she leave because she is a stranger who has forfeited her right to stay. Her protests do nothing but elevate the conflict on the shores of the world.
Please join us for a post-reading Conversation with the Playwright and Translator, moderated by Judith Miller
Saturday, February 2nd 7:30pm - NYU Loewe Theater
Boomerang
Written by Bernard Da Costa ( France )
Translated by Kathleen Huber
Directed by Michael SextonNYU Assistant: Julian Giat
Guest Artists: Kathleen Chalfant and NYU Alum Brendan Bradley
NYU Student: Devon Talbot
A second-rate actress who teaches to make ends meet, reveals to one of her prize students that he lacks ability, charisma, and everything else he needs to “make it.” The tables turn, when the student launches his own shocking and venomous attack. Find out what happens when unleashed forces set off a Boomerang!
Please join us for a post-reading Conversation with the Playwright and Translator, moderated by Judith Miller.
Sunday, Febuary 3rd 7:30pm - NYU Burrows Theater
Scorched
Written by Wajdi Mauawad (Lebanon/Quebec)
Translated by Linda Gaboriau
Directed by Isis Saratial Misdary
NYU Assistant: Theresa Burns
Guest Artists: Piter Marek, Lena Rizkallah, Jeanine Serralles, Others TBA
NYU Students: Norberto Briceño, Terence Cesarine, Erin McGuff, Steven Northrup, Melissa Veronica (Ruiz), Joyceisa Zagarra
Scorched is the story of Janine and her twin brother Simon, and their arduous journey into the mystery of their mother Nawal’s life. Like most children, they want to understand their origins. Witnesses of their bitter story assist in the investigation, and the discovery of the truth forces them to reconsider who and what they are.
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Translated by Kathleen Huber
Directed by Michael SextonNYU Assistant: Julian Giat
Guest Artists: Kathleen Chalfant and NYU Alum Brendan Bradley
NYU Student: Devon Talbot
A second-rate actress who teaches to make ends meet, reveals to one of her prize students that he lacks ability, charisma, and everything else he needs to “make it.” The tables turn, when the student launches his own shocking and venomous attack. Find out what happens when unleashed forces set off a Boomerang!
Please join us for a post-reading Conversation with the Playwright and Translator, moderated by Judith Miller.
Sunday, Febuary 3rd 7:30pm - NYU Burrows Theater
Scorched
Written by Wajdi Mauawad (Lebanon/Quebec)
Translated by Linda Gaboriau
Directed by Isis Saratial Misdary
NYU Assistant: Theresa Burns
Guest Artists: Piter Marek, Lena Rizkallah, Jeanine Serralles, Others TBA
NYU Students: Norberto Briceño, Terence Cesarine, Erin McGuff, Steven Northrup, Melissa Veronica (Ruiz), Joyceisa Zagarra
Scorched is the story of Janine and her twin brother Simon, and their arduous journey into the mystery of their mother Nawal’s life. Like most children, they want to understand their origins. Witnesses of their bitter story assist in the investigation, and the discovery of the truth forces them to reconsider who and what they are.
TICKETS FREE - RESERVATIONS 212.998.1860
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All Readings At:
NYU Tisch School of the Arts
721 Broadway
NY, NY
Lorca Peress, NYU-Strasberg Curator
Brian Miskell, Curator's Assistant
All Readings At:
NYU Tisch School of the Arts
721 Broadway
NY, NY
Lorca Peress, NYU-Strasberg Curator
Brian Miskell, Curator's Assistant
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