Diner
Original One-act
Festival
First Look
Series
June 19 thru June 22, 2006
| Hamlet Act VI
Written by Getchen Jacobs
Directed by Tchia Casselle
Cast
Horatio ... Sean Fitzgerald
Fortinbras ... gregory Crafts
Gertrude ... Tchia Casselle
Hamlet ... Jim Martyka
Claudius ... Wil bowers
Ophelia ... Susannah Myrvold
Laertes ... Phillip Kelly
Polonius ... Philip McKeown |
The Blue Mule
Written by Joan Silsby
Directed by Colleen Reilly
Cast
O'Malley ...
Jonathan Harrison
Abramson ...
Susan Brown
Susannah ...
Michelle tolan
Boone ...
Phillip Kelly
Vincent ...
Carlos Martinez
Danny ...
Nikitas Manikatos |

About Write Act Rep's "First Look Series"
Write Act
Repertory Company's "First Look Series" showcases new works by up-and-coming
international writers. These "works in progress" are being nurtured by Write
Act Repertory's mission to develop and produce original plays with a collaborative ensemble of professionals dedicated to the craft of developing
innovative theatrical productions for the Los Angeles community. The "First
Look" process involves the submission of a recommended writer's work, a reading
and then a fully-staged production of the "work in progress." Following the
staged first production, a Q & A session with the audience, provides the writer
with the opportunity to integrate suggestions and feedback into the next draft
of the work. The writer, next presents the revised draft of their script for
the second step of the process. Once again, the work is performed in front of
an audience, and feedback is solicited. The final step of the process involves
the writer formally submitting the script to the Write Act Repertory's Literary
Committee for possible selection in the upcoming season.
"Development of a
new project, is the most fascinating of all the aspects of the theatre," states
Producing Artistic Director John Lant. "To guide the birth process, and
walk a project through the steps leading up to a finished, and fully realized
production, is often times as frustrating as it is exhilarating. So much care
has to be given to the artists providing the tone of the new project. Whether
you are the writer, director, actor, or on the design team, there is a delicate
balance that a producer must create for the nurturing of each discipline, so
that no piece of the puzzle outweighs the strengths of the other, not only in
terms of involvement, but also passion."
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