October 18th 2010 — 6:30 PM
id Theater’s NYC Sit In!
Presents:
SHANGHAI KADDISH by Larry Loebell
at Jimmy’s No. 43
43 E. 7th Street Downstairs – Manhattan, between 3rd and 2nd Avenues
Admission is free but there is a one drink minimum per person.
Come for the reading, stay for food and [...]
LA TEMPESTAD by Larry Loebell, directed by David Howey, will be performed as a staged reading February 3-6, 2011
in the Caplan Studio Theater, Terra Building, Unversity of the Arts, as part of the Platform Series. For tickets:
https://uarts.ticketleap.com/member/list_events.aspx?event_company_id=18E87106-EAC7-4425-9ED3-3DBB3C60749&
A reading of my new comedy-in-progress, SHANGHAI KADDISH will take place on May 25th at the Latvian Society at 7th and Spring Garden Streets in Philadelphia at 7:00 PM.
Constitution Center is a stage for timely theater: Living News
You know a play is timely when the director consults newspapers, TV, radio, and the Internet constantly to see if the script needs updating.
Indeed, the Living News production at the National Constitution Center contains scenes on gay marriage, immigration rights, and gun laws that are, as they say, ripped from the headlines.
Living News, which begins its third year Monday, is an ever-changing museum exhibit designed with eighth- to 12th-grade school groups in mind; its $14 ticket price includes pre- and post-production curriculum materials.
The 25-minute play, followed by a half-hour discussion, is written by a team of theater professionals (including Barrymore Award-nominated playwright Larry Loebell), and is aimed at sparking conversation about ordinary individuals and their relationship to the U.S. Constitution.
On October 22, 2009, I conducted an interview and public conversation with film maker Costa-Gavras on the occasion of his visit to Philadelphia for the showing of his new film Eden is West. The event was sponsored by the University of the Arts.
A scene from House, Divided was published this fall in Applause Book’s Duo! Best Scenes for Two for the 21st Century.
Girl Science was featured in the Pittsburgh Eco-Drama Festival on October 24, 2009. The reading was directed by Sam Turich. The cast was Ingrid Sonnichsen, Gab Cody, James Fitzgerald, and Marc Epstein. The event was part of the Performance and Ecology initiative sponsored by the Carnegie-Mellon Center for the Arts in Society.