The War Letters
by Charlotte Purser
WP THEATER NYC
The War Letters is inspired by the real collection of over a thousand love letters written between playwright Charlotte Purser's grandparents during World War II. The play uses these letters to tell not only the story of her grandparents' relationship, but to also delicately trace the experience of late-stage Alzheimer's disease. The War Letters dives into her grandmother's fractured mind, creating an otherworldly experience of memory where nothing is quite what it seems… until the words on the letters have finally disappeared.
Tomorrow Will Be Sunday
by Heather Raffo
The Kennedy Center, DC
Tomorrow Will Be Sunday is an epic map of a play linking the world’s migration patterns to the daily transactions of our lives. This ambitious theatrical experiment invites us to imagine a new relationship to human value, by first unpacking what we value in a world where all populations must confront not only global migration, but their own.
Co-directed with Tamilla Wooard. Set by Irina Kruzhilina
With: Kathleen Chalfant, Annie Henk
Karen Kandel, Julienne Hanzeka Kim, Heather Raffo, Lubana Al Quntar
Zafer Tawil
The Vanished Year
a trilogy created by Peca Stefan and Ana Margineanu
The Vanished Year was built on the memories of the artistic and technical crew of each show of the trilogy, being an extremely subjective and fictional reconstruction of the year that ended with the December 1989 Revolution, 1996 - the year of “wild democracy” and 2007, the year that marked the beginning of a new technological era.
The Female Role Model Project
Produced by Transforma Theatre, The Female Role Model Project is an interactive theatrical experience incorporating live neuroscientific recordings celebrating female pioneers. which premiered Off-Broadway at New York City's premier hub for arts and technology- 3-Legged Dog (3LD). It played at Bedlam Theatre as part of the Edinburgh Fringe 2019 as well as at the Biennial of Art and Technology at Ammerman Symposium. It received an Honorable mention in the Creativity category of Fast Company's World Changing Ideas Awards and a nomination for the outstanding innovative design at New York Innovative Theatre Awards.
Bamboo in Bushwick
BY ED CARDONA, JR.
DIRECTED BY ANA MARGINEANU
Commissioned by Working Theater as part of the FIVE BOROUGHS/ONE CITY Initiative.
Featuring: John J. Concado, Edna Lee Figueroa, Clinton Lowe, José Antonio Melián, Arisael Rivera, Michelle Sui
2017 Off-Broadway Premiere & Borough Tour:
April 13-14: Ridgewood Bushwick Youth Center, Brooklyn
April 18-May 3: Urban Stages, Manhattan
May 5-6: Local Union No. 3 IBEW, Queens
May 9-10: Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island
May 13: New Settlement Community Campus, Bronx
Bushwick was called home by locals long before any magazine called it hip. Bamboo in Bushwick explores gentrification in this suddenly trendy neighborhood from divergent angles.
Timisoara. End of the line.
This was the last installment of Ana and Peca Stefan’s map of stories that constitute “ Only the Best About Romania” project. The show premiered in 2018 at The National Theatre Timisoara and it’s still running 5 years later.
Created by Peca Ştefan Ana Mărgineanu
Cast: Matei Chioariu, Alina Ilea, Jasmina Mitrici, Mirela Puia, Flavius Retea, Alina Spiridon, Cătălin Ursu
