This is Fiction
by Megan Hart
directed by Shelley Butler
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featuring Bernardo Cubria, Michelle David, Richard Masur & Aubyn Philabaum
Amy is on the verge of having her first novel published, but before she does, she has to break the news to her family that it’s not entirely fiction. When she shows up at her childhood home in New Jersey, it’s time to tell the truth.
June 2012
Cherry Lane’s Studio Theatre
40 Weeks (Co-produced with Onstage Atlanta)
Graphic by Topher Payne
by Michael Henry Harris
directed by Topher Payne
featuring Bryan Bendle, Michelle David, Suehyla El-Attar, Barbara Cole Uterhardt & Googie Uterhardt
A story of learning to embrace the life you never expected
January 2012
Onstage Atlanta
InViolet Workshop Series 2011/2012
May 2011
The Red Room
The Haven
by Richard Etchison
directed by Kristin Wheeler
The Haven. It’s a safe house. A warm place in the night. Respite from the storm. And when you find her, hold on with everything you got.
July 2011
IRT Theater
The Oddyasee
by Sara Van Beckum
directed by Johanna Gruenhut
A romantic journey revealing the odd you see or do on the journey to find yourself
November 2011
Kraine Theatre
Happiest Place on Earth
by Jennifer Bowen
directed by Shelley Butler
The funny, heart-warming journey between a dying mother and her estranged daughter as they each seek forgiveness in their own way
September 2012
Dorothy Strelsin Theatre
Abingdon Arts Complex
Treasure Island
by Bixby Elliot
directed by Stephen Brackett
Looking for high sea adventures, rum swilling and gold-toothed pirates? Keep looking! This is the other Treasure Island – Treasure Island, Florida – But don’t put away the maps and guidebooks just yet; dare to dig around and you might discover some buried treasures and family secrets on this island.
40 Weeks
Graphic by Topher Payne
by Michael Henry Harris
directed by Danton Stone
Featuring Ronan Babbitt, Jorge Cordova, Michelle David, Megan Hart & Deanna Sidoti
A new comedic drama about love, marriage, parenthood, and the life you thought you deserved
February-March 2011
NYTW’s 4th Street Theatre
InViolet’s Workshop Series 2010
April – June 2010
The Tank
Nature Abhors a Vacuum
by Richard Etchison
directed by Carl Ford
In this existential comedy, two lonely filmmakers find love in the strangest place imaginable..
Crimes Against Humanity
by Michael Henry Harris
directed by Padraic Lillis
Meet Tim Tim, Judge/Jury/Prosecutor for Crimes Against Humanity, Transportation Division. It’s his job to make sure the little offenses don’t become major felonies. Be nice. Your actions matter.
Showing Up
by Megan Hart
directed by Nate Flower
Amy has issues. Her older sister, Celia, can’t stand her. Her father is slowly losing it. Things were looking up when she met Ed but then she went and blew that too. When she shows up at her childhood home, she’s got some serious explaining to do.
Kiss Me on the Mouth
Graphic by Jude Killory
by
Melanie Angelina Maras
directed by
Stephen Adly Guirgis
Featuring Megan Hart, Troy Lococo, Ken Matthews & Aubyn Philabaum
A new heartbreaking comedy. Loneliness sucks, but is love any better?
November 2009
CenterStage NY
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InViolet’s Workshop Series 2009
March – April 2009
The Kraine
40 Weeks
by Michael Henry Harris
directed by Danton Stone
A comedic drama about love, marriage, children, and the life you thought you deserved.
See Jane Talk
by Megan Hart
directed by Maria Goyanes
Meet Jane. Jane isn’t good at much. Meet Doctor. Doctor is having a bad day. See Doctor try to help. See Jane Talk. Talk, Jane, Talk!
Consumption
by Melanie Maras
directed by Stephen Adly Guirgis
Join two friends struggling to find themselves through friendship, sex, art and monkeys. Can they put their ego aside to uncover the strength they’ve always had?
Force Majeure
Graphic by Rodrigo Lopresti
by Richard Etchison
directed by Michelle David
Featuring Francis Benhamou, Annie Carlson, Rodrigo Lopresti, Melanie Maras, Timothy Mullins, Simon Romang & Valence Thomas
What if everything truly does happen for the best, like our parents told us?