by Liz Fisher | Nov 15, 2022
AMADEUS By Peter Shaffer PENFOLD Antonio Salieri, the religiously devoted court composer of the Austrian Emperor, still waits for the heavenly gift he most desires: true musical brilliance. Then Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a crass and rowdy young prodigy, arrives in...
by Liz Fisher | Nov 15, 2022
ISLE OF NOISES By TJ Young Isle of Noises serves as a prequel to William Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Starting from the moment Sycorax washes on the shore of the fabled island, the play shows what happened between then and the time that Prospero is banished. After a...
by Liz Fisher | Apr 27, 2021
THE ELEPHANT AND THE LIGHT IN CLAIRE'S SUITCASE By Greg Romero Follow Claire as she wanders through memories, real and mistaken, in this poetic dance. Oh, and don’t forget the elephant. Produced by The Tank (NYC) as part of WEIRD PLAYS FOR A WEIRD YEAR A Curated...
by Liz Fisher | Mar 17, 2020
SOW AND SUCKLING By Dan Caffrey 30 years after the events of Lord of the Flies, the book’s characters have grown comfortably into their 40s – or so they think. After a Christmas Eve dinner goes horribly wrong, the violence from their youth threatens to overrun their...
by Liz Fisher | Feb 12, 2020
HAMLET By William Shakespeare Finding himself under the sudden rule and patronage of his uncle Claudius, Prince Hamlet is confronted by the ghost of his recently murdered father, who tasks him with taking revenge. Struggling with the morality of his burden, Hamlet...
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