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"I was amazed at how funny it was. Everybody in this play has a really particular sort of posturing for people who have nothing." --Marin Ireland
Read the Marin's Theatermania Interview who is now starring in Martyna Majok's Ironbound, directed by Daniella Topol, at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater. A co-production with Women’s Project.
Must Close on April 24th. For tickets: http://www.rattlestick.org/ironbound/
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WHAT HAPPENED WHEN opens tonight!
The show is sold out but there's still a chance to catch the show, starting at 6:30PM we will have a waiting list for floor seating!
Presented in association with {Your Name Here}, What Happened When follows three siblings who have recently been separated and reunite for a night of reminiscence and truth-telling. The production will feature Will Pullen (Punk Rock at MCC), Samantha Soule (Barbecue at The Public), and Jimi Stanton (Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait at Rattlestick).
Playing at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater (224 Waverly Pl) December 15-December 20.
The guidance, love & support that has been granted to me is a gift -- a gift of creativity & ingenuity. The artist that reside in this community -- Rattlestick & the extension of Middle Voice -- show me that brightness does exist in the theatre, that there is a future for the theatre. " - Victor Cervantes Jr." Continue to support our Middle Voice program please donate today! www.givlet.org/donate/rW9e/
F*cking Good Plays Festival continues tonight @7 with THE PLAN by Mary Hamilton & directed by Daniella Topol
When her boyfriend is accepted into an elite culinary institution in Manhattan, Julia sees it as her opportunity to escape her dead end life, and will go to any length to make sure he attends. The Plan explores what it means to ask sacrifices of those we love and the unintended consequences that those sacrifices can entail.
For more info go to http://bit.ly/1U8jvkQ
Admission is FREE
Reserve your seats NOW by emailing [email protected]!
Hope to see you there!
"We shine a light upon [untold stories] so those invisible people can be seen and are also given the chance to not only see themselves, but see themselves being represented." Ren D. Santiago Continue to support our Middle Voice program please donate today!
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“It is also an environment where we are encouraged to not tell the easiest stories but rather the most truthful ones. The company does not shy away of the questions or race, class, identity and what it means to be an American. I am so grateful to get to grow up artistically in such a diverse company. This has prompted me to ask more of these questions I might otherwise ignore or table. Since joining the company, I have learned so much more about the limitations of my own experience and how little I both know and understand, allowing me to start to become a more sensitive person on all fronts.”
-Catya McMullen Continue to support our Middle Voice program please donate today!
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Tonight's F*CK!NG GOOD PLAY is T. by Dan Aibel!!! 7pm at Rattlestick. Email [email protected] to book your tickets! Come support an emerging writer! http://www.rattlestick.org/fckng-good-plays-festival-vi/
Tonight!!! See Keith Josef Adkins’ DANGEROUS as part of the 6th Annual F*ck!ng Good Plays Festival! Reserve your seats now by emailing [email protected]!
Hope to see you at the theater tonight at 7pm.
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"I came to them as stage manager but the respect they afforded me allowed me to be an actor, a writer, and a member of the ensemble all at once. The company is always active and committed to a form of listening, understanding, and sharing that is truly unique. This all-hands-ears-eyes-and-hearts-on-deck attitude breeds excellence." Kyle Cherry Continue to support our Middle Voice program please donate today!www.givlet.org/donate/rW9e/
PSA!!! Tickets for F*CK!NG GOOD PLAYS FESTIVAL are going FAST! Festival starts Dec. 5th! Email [email protected] with the date you would like to attend and the number of tickets requested to reserve your seats!We hope to see you there!
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“Prior to Rattlestick I was not one of those theater people. As a Sophomore at CUNY Hunter, I happened to land an internship at the recommendation of a professor, and figured, "sure, why not?" I soon realized that the Rattlestick community was different than anything I had previously been a part of. Everyone was not only committed to the work, but had a relentless passion for one another. I have been lucky enough to call this place my home for the past two and a half years as the Managing Director of its apprentice company, and could not feel more blessed. Oh, and now I am most definitely one of those theater people!” -Jaime Jaget
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Photo: (above) Jaime Jaget (below) Jaime Jaget, Lucy Thurber, and Victor Cervantes Jr. in production meeting.
F*CK!NG GOOD PLAYS FESTIVAL starts Dec. 5th! Eight new plays by today's hottest new playwrights! Admission is free with a suggested donation at the door! To reserve your seat, email [email protected] with the date you would like to attend and the number of seats requested. We hope to see you there!
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“The process of working on the play at the Rattlestick was profoundly fulfilling, validating and -- maybe most importantly -- fun. The Rattlestick artistic staff are people who live, breathe and bleed theater: creative warriors who put everything on the line in order to serve the writers they produce. I learend so much from them, I was so inspired by them, and I cannot wait to work with them again. I know I would not be the writer I am today without the Rattlesick" -Halley Feiffer
Help us continue putting everything on the line for our playwrights!
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Photo: (above) Katya Campbell and Keira Keeley in How to Make Friends and Then Kill Them (below) Halley Feiffer
“What distinguishes Rattlestick from other new play companies is their willingness to truly risk. They take chances on bold, provocative plays that other companies often pass on out of outright fear. There’s passion to find beauty, terror, hidden absurdity or surprising lyricism in an imperfect work. I was offered the unique opportunity to try and fail at Rattlestick, and this is why I will always return.” - Adam Rapp
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Photo: (above) Adam Rapp (below) Brian Mendes and Hani Furstenberg in Through the Yellow Hour
“The work at Rattlestick, and the company itself, is very action-based. When David gets behind someone, he doesn't talk about his love for their work and do endless readings of it, he does it, and even if that work falls on its face the first time, he does their work again. I think his dedication and action are challenging in such a beautiful way. It challenges Rattlestick's audience to be loyal, to never expect the expected, and in fact to embrace the unknown and surprising. And it asks for the audience's undying trust in the theater and in artists, which can be challenging.”
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Photo: (above) Daniel Talbott (below) Chris Stack and Brian Miskell in Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait
“Rattlestick Theater is necessary. Elizabeth Ashley said, ‘The theater is supposed to be an exciting, dangerous place filled with wonder.’ Rattlestick is that place. The emphasis is on the work and not whether or not the work is a crowd pleaser. I am honored and lucky to be a part of Rattlestick. I would kill for these guys.” - Dael Orlandersmith
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Photo: (above) Dael Orlandersmith (below) Dael Orlandersmith and Matthew Schechter in Horsedreams
Admission is free! There is a suggested donation at the door. For reservations, please email [email protected] and specify which readings you will be attending and the number of seats needed. Please see schedule below! Saturday, December 5th at 7pm Play TBA by Lucy Thurber; directed by Daniel Talbott Sunday, December 6th at 12pm HAVE YOU BEEN THERE? by Emily Zemba; direced by Jenna Worsham Sunday, December 6th at 7pm MINE by Laura Marks; directed by Daniella Topol Monday, December 7th at 7pm THE DANGEROUS by Keith Josef Adkins; directed by Jade King Carroll Tuesday, December 8th at 7pm T. by Dan Aibel; directed by Daniel Aukin (in partnership with Page73) Thursday, December 10th at 7pm THE PLAN by Mary Hamilton; directed by Daniella Topol Friday, December 11th at 7pm IN 1987, WE WERE KIDS by Basil Kreimendahl; directed by Jenna Worsham Saturday, December 12th at 7pm UNRELIABLE by Dipika Guha; directed by Tea Alagic