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FREUD AND THE SANDMAN
September 11 - October 3
(Preview September 10;
Opens September 11 for CURTAIN UP! 2008)
Winner of two New York State Council on
the Arts Individual Artist Awards
Devised and directed by Robert
Waterhouse
Based on a Tale by E.T.A.
Hoffmann and an original version
by Sigmund Freud, featuring
puppets by Michele Costa and
music by Paul Kozlowski,
FREUD AND THE SANDMAN
is a new and uncanny entertainment
about the folk-figure who
steals the eyes of naughty children
- and Freud's attempt to demystify
the mysterious.
With Laura Bevilacqua, David
Butterfield, Patrick Cain
and Christian Brandjes as
Sigmund Freud
Design team: Dyan O'Connell,
Franklin LaVoie, Martha Rothkopf
SWEET STREET
October 29 - November 21
A musical intersection of Leonard Cohen and Milton Rogovin
Writen and Directed by Richard Lambert
Starring Stuart Roth, Julie Kittsley, Joey Bucheker, Kerry Kate Abel, Frank
Giambra, India Moss, Jess Abel, Robert Nesbit, Linda Stein, Jennifer
Fitzery, Natalie Mack, Greta Bowers, Kate Sourice, Marshall Maxwell and
Sharon Strait.
Founder and Executive Director Richard Lambert offers another
devised work, an intersection between the photographs of Milton
Rogovin and the music of Leonard Cohen. SWEET STREET
explores the issues of homes and homelessness and asks patrons to
donate canned food towards food banks in Buffalo.
MACBETH
March 11 - April 3, 2010
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Kelli Bocock Natale
Starring Brian Riggs and Kathy Weese
Kelli Bocock-Natale directs a new interpretation of
Shakespeare’s tragedy of greed and murder inspired by the world
of physical theatre.
IN A DARK DARK HOUSE
May 6 - May 29, 2010
Directed by Joseph Natale
Starring Richard Lambert
This taut, psycological drama, which premiered in London last
year, finds two brothers struggling to exorcise the specters of
abuse, deceit, and betrayal.