Playwright Geraldine Inoa, at the Flea Theater, 2018

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Playwright Geraldine Inoa, at the Flea Theater, 2018

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by Geraldine Inoa

Directed by Niegel Smith 

CAST

Calvin......................................................................Michael Oloyede

Jean-Baptiste................................................................Roland Lane

Adriana ..........................................................................Tanyamaria

Aisha (Fight Captain)......................................Alana Raquel Bowers

Sebastian....................................................................... Bryn Carter

Cop..........................................................................Andrew Baldwin

Cop U/S......................................................................Chris Garofalo

Calvin U/S, Jean-Baptiste U/S................................Kieron J. Anthony

Aisha U/S, Adriana U/S............................................Camille Upshaw

Sebastian U/S ................................................................Ure Egbuho

Ao Li Scenic Design, Andy Jean Costume Design,C Kate Mcgee Lighting Design, Dina Vovsi Assistant Director, Taylor Poer Stage Manager

Playwright Amina Henry, The Jack Theater, Brooklyn, 2018

Playwright Amina Henry, The Jack Theater, Brooklyn, 2018

Hunter John and Jane

by Amena Henry

Performers: Erin Cherry*, Bob Jaffe*, Madelyn McCray*, Jenson Smith*, Daniel Kublick*, Carolyn Holding*, Ugo Chukwu*, Jane Bradley* (* indicates member of Actors Equity Association)

Director: Sash Bischoff

Set Design: Brett Banakis

Lighting Design: Jamie Roderick

Costume Design: David Crowley

Composer: Jared Saltiel

Musician:  Jack Dentinger

Puppet Master: James Ortiz

Fight Choreographer: Esco Jouléy

Stage Management: Joel Andrew Cote

Portrait of Playwright Clare Barron, 2015 remastered

Portrait of Playwright Clare Barron, 2015  remastered

Playwright Eliza Bent, 2016 remastered

Playwright Eliza Bent, 2016

remastered

The Playwright Adam Rapp 2006 x

The Playwright Adam Rapp 2006

Playwright Portrait, Young Jean Lee, Excerpt from Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals

The Playwright Young Jean Lee, 2007

GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSIC OF MORALS:

FAH LO SEE:

Everything is fairly clear and straightforward, like on a balcony in bare feet with the stone of the balcony against your face, shot in the back, fallen to the ground with an arrow sticking out of your head.

And I’m sorry to have been such a disappointment to you. I mean that sincerely. But I also feel kind of like, fuck you.

Lens Culture Feedback Playwright Portrait Project

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Peter Bellamy | LensCulture

Hello Peter.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to give you some feedback by sharing your photos with Lens Culture.

First and foremost I like your work. It’s a beautiful, interesting and genuine work.

Technically all of your pictures are impeccable and they demonstrate great ability and confidence. You include in your photos strong photographic qualities, such as efficient lighting, strong composition, a perfect framing and alluring aesthetics. All these elements are making a complete portrait and this is what I see here.

I like that you chose to use environmental portraits. This thing brings more elements in the frame, enhances the narrative of your series and it offers a visual diversity. I like that here each picture offers something new and fresh to the whole.

Something else that is good, is your statement. The statement is one of the most important components of the contemporary photography. It’s a well-developed statement about your inspiration and intention for those portraits. It’s important for a photographer to be able to express those ideas in a statement. Jurors and reviewers always looking there to learn more things about a work.

About your question. This kind of works are always interesting and their value is timeless, so keep up the good work.

Peter, my engagement with your pictures was a delightful experience. You are a very good and talented photographer and I am looking forward to seeing more of your work in the future.

Take care.

The Book of Common Prayer (17. For Church Musicians and Artists)

From The Book of Common Prayer 
(17. For Church Musicians and Artists)

O God, whom saints and angels delight to worship in heaven: Be ever present with your servants who seek through art and music to perfect the praises offered by your people on earth; and grant to them even now glimpses of your beauty, and make them worthy at length to behold it unveiled for evermore; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis at Riverside Drive (Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument) 2018

Playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis

 at Riverside Drive (Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument) 2018

Playwright Kate Scelsa, Elevator Repair Service, Abrons Arts Center, Playhouse, 2018

Playwright Kate Scelsa, Elevator Repair Service, Abrons Arts Center, Playhouse

2018

Everyone's Fine with Virginia Woolf

By Kate Scelsa

Directed by John Collins

ENSEMBLE

Featuring Lindsay Hockaday, Mike Iveson, Vin Knight, April Matthis, Annie McNamara  

Stage Manager Maurina Lioce

Set Designer Louisa Thompson

Costume Designer Kaye Voyce

Lighting Designer Ryan Seelig

Sound Designer Ben Williams

Properties Designer Amanda Villalobos

Technical Director Aaron Amodt

Production Manager Liz Nielsen

Producer Ariana Smart Truman

Associate Producer Lindsay Hockaday

The Northway (Terrapin Books) by Lisa Bellamy

The Northway (Terrapin Books) by Lisa Bellamy

https://www.lisabellamypoet.com/

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-northway-lisa-bellamy/1129074533?ean=9781947896055