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The fewer
the lines,
the more
important
each line.
-Picasso
On ne tient pas seulement à être compris quand
on écrit mais, tout aussi certainement, ã ne pas l’être.
-Nietzsche
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What's next at the barn?
We've finished casting for "The Replacement" by New York
playwright Jacob Appel, and the cast includes Veronica Strickland, Nancy
Young, John Lamar,
Tasha Levy, Meagan McGlinchey and Erica Strickland.
"The Replacement" follows the plans of Bonnie, a loving and
devoted wife and mother of three girls, as she seeks to provide for her
family after her "passing" by presenting them with her
replacement. Her husband Donald and daughters Pam, Dana and Amelia
are all struggling with their own issues, and this just isn't the time for
them to have to deal with such outlandishness as Bonnie's declining health
and attempts to manage the family from "the beyond." But what
are you going to do, right?
The show goes up September 26/27, October 3/4/10/11 at the Intentional
Theatre barn.
Reserve Your
Tickets Today
What you missed in May...
We kicked off our 2008 season with a comedy
by up'n'coming Florida playwright Jay Huling, "Hard Luck Sings The
Blues." The "Hard Luck" cast included Tim Shrimplin, Courtney Leivers,
Mary Zuzik, and Jim Frank, all newcomers to Intentional Theatre. We
also welcomed back Brian Olsen and William Hine, veterans and
"founding members" of our theater.
As a special treat, we were joined in this production by members of
The
Second Step Players from Norwich, famous for over 20 years for their
annual presentation at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center here in
Waterford.
Welcome to our stage Robin Fleming and John Lamar!
We filmed our show this time around, and for our "Creator's"
review and an idea of what you missed if you didn't get to see it, check
this out.
Generously
sponsored by Supreme Pizza of Waterford, proud supporters of the arts and
Intentional Theatre since our first production in 2005. Supreme
Pizza, 27 Boston Post Road in Waterford. 860-443-8177. Tell them we
sent you!
Next season.......
We'll be leading off the 2009
season (our sixth year!!!) with "An Investment In Murder" by Jim Gordon.
More to follow on that soon, so check back often. |
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The Margaret W. Stacy Barn
home to the Intentional Theatre
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This barn is part of the Waterford Historical Society, located at Jordan Green in
Waterford CT. Thanks to Jerry Theiler and the Society for allowing
us to use this inspiring space, and for their support of the
arts.
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OTHER
STUFF ARTICLES PAGE UPDATES: Well, in
keeping with a certain policy of mine, I offer apologies to everyone for
having had some problems with the links between the Articles pages, and
having been neglectful in fixing them. They should be okay
now. And there is a 
page there, which you'll see indicated by this
neat little graphic. Hope you enjoy.
HAVEN'T HEARD FROM US LATELY?: Here's a
list of people whose email has bounced back to us. Send us your current
email to I'mback@intentionaltheatre.com.
Your old email, in part: gogo, TimandJack, 9drama, oconnor,
bee17, teem, lissbook,
markvfost, dykes18, wgmo, ritzl.
BRUSH
WITH FAME: We're happy to share notes of success of those
who have crossed our path. Two playwrights whose work was included
in our First Annual Short Play Festival have been honored in different
ways.
--> Jim Gordon's play "Untitled
#2" will be published in Smith
& Krause’s 2007 anthology of the best short plays of 2006.
--> La'Chris Jordan, whose plays "Impressions"
and "Moment
of Love" we presented, was named as one of the "Top 50
Playwrights to Watch" in the July '07 issue of The Dramatist,
the Dramatists Guild's magazine.
--> Jay Huling, whose riotous play "Bonjour
Raconteur" closed our Short Play Festival, won the Drury
University One-Act Play Competition with "The Wily Ray Riley"
and it will be produced in Missouri in April 2008. And his full-length
comedy Twelve Bar Blues will
receive a six-week production by The Vagabond Players Theatre Company in
Los Angeles in February-March 2008.
Congratulations to them all.
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