UPCOMING PERFORMANCES
APR 7–10th, 2022
Girls Who Walked on Glass
a new theater experience
Three young women, three provocative stories.
Walk with them through seven different rooms and multiple corridors as their stories unfold.
"Girls Who Walked on Glass" is a new play in which the audience walks though living rooms, workplaces, bars and restaurants following the lives of three young women as their stories play out in three different sets of fully dramatized, interlocking scenes. This is not a mood piece or an art installation. It is fully-scripted and fully dramatized.
Developed by Tatiana Gelfand
Directed by Kelly Barrett-Gibson
Written by Gordon Farrell
with contributing authors Mollie Heckerling,
Lucy A. Robbins, Rachel X. and Tatiana Gelfand
Produced by Red Productions
Thu Apr 7 – Sun Apr 10 at 8PM
Fri Apr 8 at 10PM
Sat Apr 9 & Sun Apr 10 at 2PM
The entire 3rd floor
Tix are $38.50 and available here
For ticketing questions or concerns, please contact Red Production Events
APR 15–16th, 2022
Polaroid Stories
a drama by Naomi Iizuka
A visceral blend of classical mythology and real life stories told by street kids, Naomi Iizuka's Polaroid Stories journeys into a dangerous world where myth-making fulfills a fierce need for transcendence, where storytelling has the power to transform a reality in which characters' lives are continually threatened, devalued, and effaced.
Inspired in part by Ovid's "Metamorphoses," the play takes place on an abandoned pier on the outermost edge of a city - a way stop for dreamers, dealers, and desperadoes and a no-man’s land where runaways seek camaraderie, refuge, and escape.
All these stories and lies add up to something like the truth.
Cast/Production Team: Allison Villasenor, Austin Sasser, LJ Brodie, Ana Armenta, Emma Burnett,
Katharine Ariyan, Nia, Spoorti Hegde, Alec Pacheco, Travis Charron, Kerr McKinlay
Fri Apr 15 - Sat Apr 16 at 7PM
Sat Apr 16 at 2PM
The White Box Theatre A - 3rd floor
Tix are $15 and available here.
CONTENT WARNING: Drug use, profanity,
homophobic language/slurs, blood, physical violence
USE OF STROBE EFFECTS AND HERBAL CIGARETTE SMOKE
APR 21st, 2022
BFA Showcase
Baldwin Wallace University
BW’s BFA Acting Program and graduating seniors are proud to present the 2022 BFA Acting Showcase happening live in New York City for the first time.
To receive a video access link to the filmed version of the performance on April 23rd, please RSVP at the link.
Featuring the BFA CLASS OF 2022 ACTORS:
Abbie Donnellan, Bobbie Hart, Christie Spessard,
Daniel Lindstrom, De’Aja Mon’e, Isaac Baumann,
Jack Brudos, Jasmyn Donya Molaei, Kenzie Rae Hall, Nathan Wasinski, Retta Laumann & Will Savarese.
Thu Apr 21 at 1PM & PM
The White Box Theatre A - 3rd floor
Guests RSVP here.
Industry Professionals, please contact
Kelly Schikowski at kschikow18@bw.edu
The Seagull
a comedy in 4 acts
by Anton Chekhov
a journey into the past,
as it appears in dreams:
with live characters and music
Performed in Russian language with live music (English captions available) – Directed by Anton Korenev
The performance uses the original text in early modern Russian language that Chekhov himself used to speak and write (which was abolished by the language reforms at the beginning of the 20th century). The use of the original text reproduces the sounds, melody and poetics of the spoken Russian language from the end of the 19th century.
In order to immerse the audience into the atmosphere of a Chekhovian estate of 1896, the production utilizes Russian music of that time period: songs, romances, and musical compositions by Pyotr Tchaikovsky.
Director's note: This production takes into account feedback of John Strasberg, my mentor. Special attention was paid to John's experience while working on one of the most successful productions of a Chekhov's play in English in the United States - The Actors Studio's production of "Three Sisters" in 1964 (directed by Lee Strasberg), where John Strasberg was the stage manager.
Directed by: Anton Korenev
Concert Master: Nataliya Efimovna Medvedovskaya
Cast:
Claudia Lesnaya as Irina Nikolaevna Arkadina - Andrey Vladimirovich Tchaikovsky as Konstantin Gavrilovich Treplev -
Alexander Valerievich Galper as Pyotr Nikolaevich Sorin - Snezhana Alexandrovna Chernyavskaya as Nina Mihailovna Zarechnaja - Alexander Borisovich Feyder as Ilya Afanasievich Shamraev - Mila Anatolyevna Levine as Polina Andreevna -
Olga Nikolayevna Panko as Masha - Anton Sergeevich Korenev as Boris Alexeevich Trigorin -
Edward Igorevich Bekkerman as Evgenii Sergeevich Dorn
For more information, visit www.theseagullnyc.com
Originally slated for Summer 2020 and postponed due to pandemic, currently hoping to open February 2022
Studio A White Box Theatre
Tickets available here
ALCHEMICAL STUDIOS
COVID-19 AUDIENCE POLICIES
We are following the standard state-mandated guidelines as per the Broadway theaters.
Alchemical staff and performers are fully vaccinated.
You can read the up-to-date policies on the Shubert Organization website at
shubert.nyc/about-us/covid-19/
Any show in our space may have more stringent guidelines,
but the rules stated at the link are the minimum.
More details can be found on individual ticketing links for each show.