14th SEASON
(2005-2006) in residence at The Public Theater
MASSACRE (SING TO YOUR CHILDREN)
Written by José Rivera
Directed by Kate Whoriskey
Scenic
Design: Cameron Anderson
Costume Design: Mattie Ullrich
Lighting
Designer: Jason Lyons
Sound Design & Composition: David Meschter
Production Stage Manager: Betsy Ayer
October 5-23, 2005
Featuring:
Julian Acosta, Elizabeth Canavan, Ron Cephas Jones, Florencia Lozano, Adrian Martinez, Jason Manuel Olazábal, Matt Saldívar, Sona Tatoyan
For
six years Granville, New Hampshire has lived in psychological and
physical terror of one of its citizens, a mysterious, nearly omniscient
man named Joe. Seven ordinary people stage a revolt and murder the man
who has murdered their town .... or did they?
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THE 2005 BARN SERIES FESTIVAL
INTRÍNGULIS by Carlo Alban
A SMALL MELODRAMATIC STORY by Stephen Belber
1+1 by Eric Bogosian
CITY OF PALMS by Raul Castillo
PRETTY CHIN UP by Andrea Ciannavei
ALL THE BAD THINGS by Cusi Cram
THE LITTLE FLOWER OF EAST ORANGE by Stephen Adly Guirgis
NO VIET CONG EVER CALLED ME NIGGER by Brett C. Leonard
GOING AFTER ALICE by Megan Mostyn-Brown
SHE TALKS TO RAINBOWS by Michael Puzzo
December 2-19, 2005
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ALL THE BAD THINGS
By Cusi Cram
Directed by Paula Pizzi
featuring
Vanessa Aspillaga, Jennifer Lauren Grant, Peter Hirsch, Justin Reinsilber, Alexa Scott-Flaherty, and Phyllis Somerville
Scenic
Design by Andromache Chalfant, Costume Design by Maggie Dick, Lighting
Design by Sarah Sidman, and Composition & Sound Design by Robert
Kaplowitz.
February 15 - March
5, 2006
Fernanda
is having a bad day. A very bad day. She lives with her ailing mother
in a tiny apartment in the West Village, her husband has braces and is
unemployed, her brother-in-law has suddenly converted to Mormonism, the
creditors wont stop calling AND she finds out her rent stabilized
apartment is about to be de-stabilized. Where can the fragile, the
artistic, the underemployed find refuge in a city that is no longer
kind to its eccentrics and Bohemians? Is Manhattan over? Are there sane
Mormons? ALL THE BAD THINGS asks these questions and a few others,
while searching for hope in unexpected places.
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SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS
Written by José Rivera
Directed by Mark Wing-Davey
a co-production with the Public Theater
featuring
Karina Arroyave, Raul
Castillo, Nathan LeBron, John Ortiz, Felix Solis and Patricia Velasquez
June 20 - July 23
In
the Bolivian jungle, Che Guevara is captured and held in a one-room
schoolhouse. For two days no one -- not the Bolivian President nor the
U.S. State Department -- is able to decide Che’s fate. The young
schoolteacher of the village insists that she be given permission to
speak to the famous revolutionary. Her conversations with Che – based
on historical fact – are the heart of SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS.
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