Snippets of the reviews for GAME OVER are now up on the Reviews page. Check ‘em out!

GAME OVER will receive its East Coast Premiere through Red Stage Theatre Company this August in Burlington, VT. We have made some big revisions that I’m very happy with, and I can’t wait to see it in front of an audience again. For more information on the production, visit www.redstagetheatre.org.

My ten-minute play, LISTEN, will have its premiere through Bakerloo Theatre Project’s “Jane Austen City Limits” on Friday, June 25th and Saturday, June 26th. For more information, please visit. www.bakerloo.org.

GAME OVER, my new play, opens a six-week run at the Lyric Hyperion Theater in Los Angeles this Friday. I’m really anxious to see how an audience reacts to this new piece. Luckily, I’ll have lots of friends in the audience to help calm my fears a bit. For more information, visit:

www.fromthegrounduptheatre.org

After working on this play for many years, it’s going to be amazing to finally see & hear it in front of an audience.

Here’s the info:

On the same day that Tari buries her mother, the Ranger shows up to deliver a telegram from the Lost Persons Area:

The wind carries her.
Her mother is lost.
How long they’ve been apart.

Tari’s real mother is awaiting her arrival. But will she meet this woman who claims to have given birth to her? And what is she supposed to do with this shovel now that her mother is in the ground?

Directed by Melissa Firlit

with
Kristen Adele
Ean Miles Kessler
Myron Lee
Christina Gordon
Ashley Everage

Wednesday April 28 @ 8pm
Friday April 30th @ 8pm
Saturday May 1st at 2pm
Sunday May 2nd at 8pm

at the Jameson Studio Theatre on Jones Avenue, between George and Suydam. New Brunswick, NJ.

This production is a part of the 2010 MFA Playwrights New Works – four plays written by the 1st and 2nd year MFA playwrights at Mason Gross School of the Arts. LOST PERSONS is presented on the same bill as Peter Handy’s RED FLAGS.

Directions from NYC: New Brunswick is only a 50 minute train ride from NYC Penn Station on the NJTransit Northeast Corridor line to the New Brunswick stop. Let me know if you’re able to come, and I’ll send specific directions on how to get from the train station to the theater. There’s a free, local Rutgers bus that takes you to the theater. The Jameson Studio Theater is an intimate basement theatre with limited seating, so let me know and I can hold seats.

GAME OVER, a new play that I began last semester at Rutgers, will receive a world premiere production through From The Ground Up Theatre Company in Los Angeles with performances taking place at the Lyric Hyperion Theatre Cafe in Silver Lake (Los Angeles, CA). I’m SUPER JAZZED. More information to come…

www.fromthegrounduptheatre.org

KIDS ‘R US was presented on December 18th and 19th as part of Dark Luna & Mile Square Theatre Company’s Evening of Yuletide Shorts. It was a blizzardy evening, but many wonderful people came out to see some fine, fun plays performed by a wonderful group of very talented actors. Here’s the official blurb:

Dark Luna Productions and Mile Square Theatre cordially invite you to attend an evening of staged readings featuring the writing talent of:
Joseph Gallo, Josh Levine, Lia Romeo, Wesley Broulik, William Burton Henline
and featuring the acting talent of:
Arie Rossen, Christopher Halladay, Maria-Itzel Siegrist, Michelle Seaton, Siouxsie Suarez, Wesley Broulik and more.