Andy Grotelueschen News

Brooklyn-based theater and media company, The Glass Contraption, has assembled a diverse, all-star line up of bands, comedians, comic dancers, filmmakers and variety performers for The Triumphs and Disasters of Human Existence Presented to You, the good people of Brooklyn and the surrounding boroughs!, an evening of comedy, music, theater, film and 'new vaudeville', celebrating the highest highs and lowest lows of human experience.

Brooklyn-based theater and media company, The Glass Contraption, has assembled a diverse, all-star line up of bands, comedians, comic dancers, filmmakers and variety performers for The Triumphs and Disasters of Human Existence Presented to You, the good people of Brooklyn and the surrounding boroughs!, an evening of comedy, music, theater, film and 'new vaudeville', celebrating the highest highs and lowest lows of human experience.

Following their critically acclaimed run of CYMBELINE (a New York Times Critic's Pick), Fiasco Theater returns with a cast of 8 to take on TWELFTH NIGHT, Shakespeare's hilarious and moving exploration of love, music and storms of both the heart and sea.

Fiasco Theater, one of New York's newest and most critically acclaimed small theater companies, will present Shakespeare's Twelfth Night beginning June 2nd at the Access Theater in TriBeca.

Fiasco Theatre Presents TWELFTH NIGHT June 2 through 20. The production is directed by Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld. The cast features Andy Grotelueschen, Ben Steinfeld, Elizabeth King-Hall, Emily Young, Georgia Cohen, Haas Regen, Noah Brody and Paul L. Coffey.

Following their critically acclaimed run of CYMBELINE (a New York Times Critic's Pick), Fiasco Theater returns with a cast of 8 to take on TWELFTH NIGHT, Shakespeare's hilarious and moving exploration of love, music and storms of both the heart and sea.

Following their critically acclaimed run of CYMBELINE (a New York Times Critic's Pick), Fiasco Theater returns with a cast of 8 to take on TWELFTH NIGHT, Shakespeare's hilarious and moving exploration of love, music and storms of both the heart and sea.

Fiasco Theater, one of New York's newest and most critically acclaimed small theater companies, will present Shakespeare's Twelfth Night beginning June 2nd at the Access Theater in TriBeca.

Fiasco Theatre Presents TWELFTH NIGHT June 2 through 20. The production is directed by Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld. The cast features Andy Grotelueschen, Ben Steinfeld, Elizabeth King-Hall, Emily Young, Georgia Cohen, Haas Regen, Noah Brody and Paul L. Coffey.

Yale Repertory Theatre will be presenting The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni, adapted by Constance Congdon from a translation by Christina Sibul, directed by Christopher Bayes at the University Theatre (222 York Street), thru April 3.

Yale Repertory Theatre will be presenting The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni, adapted by Constance Congdon from a translation by Christina Sibul, directed by Christopher Bayes at the University Theatre (222 York Street), through April 3. Opening Night is Thursday, March 18.

Yale Repertory Theatre will be presenting The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni, adapted by Constance Congdon from a translation by Christina Sibul, directed by Christopher Bayes at the University Theatre (222 York Street), March 12-April 3. Opening Night is Thursday, March 18.

Yale Repertory Theatre will be presenting The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni, adapted by Constance Congdon from a translation by Christina Sibul, directed by Christopher Bayes at the University Theatre (222 York Street), March 12-April 3. Opening Night is Thursday, March 18.

It is not too often that fledgling theater companies in their intimate stages get featured in the New York Times. When they do, it usually means something. The Fiasco Theater Company is one such theater troupe that caught the attention of the paper, specifically for its critically hailed production of Cymbeline that ran fall from September 18 through October 2 at Access Theater.

It is not too often that fledgling theater companies in their intimate stages get featured in the New York Times. When they do, it usually means something. The Fiasco Theater Company is one such theater troupe that caught the attention of the paper, specifically for its critically hailed production of Cymbeline that ran fall from September 18 through October 2 at Access Theater.

It is not too often that fledgling theater companies in their intimate stages get featured in the New York Times. When they do, it usually means something. The Fiasco Theater Company is one such theater troupe that caught the attention of the paper, specifically for its critically hailed production of Cymbeline that ran fall from September 18 through October 2 at Access Theater.

J.J. Kandel and John McCormack present 'Summer Shorts 3: Series B', the latest in their annual festival of new short American plays, with a group of plays wildly diverse in both type and quality.

13P (Thirteen Playwrights, Inc), the OBIE Award-winning theater company made up of 13 playwrights, will present Lucy Thurber's (P#8) 'MONSTROSITY,' directed by Lear deBessonet. 'MONSTROSITY' will be performed at The Connelly Theatre, 220 East 4th Street (between Avenues A and B), with performances running from July 9 through 19, 2009 for a total of twelve performances.

13P (Thirteen Playwrights, Inc), the OBIE Award-winning theater company made up of 13 playwrights, will present Lucy Thurber's (P#8) 'MONSTROSITY,' directed by Lear deBessonet. 'MONSTROSITY,' featuring a cast of 21, will be performed at The Connelly Theatre, 220 East 4th Street (between Avenues A and B), with performances running from July 9 through 19, 2009 for a total of twelve performances.

13P (Thirteen Playwrights, Inc), the OBIE Award-winning theater company made up of 13 playwrights, will present Lucy Thurber's (P#8) 'MONSTROSITY,' directed by Lear deBessonet. 'MONSTROSITY,' featuring a cast of 21, will be performed at The Connelly Theatre, 220 East 4th Street (between Avenues A and B), with performances running from July 9 through 19, 2009 for a total of twelve performances. (Evening performances will all be at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 9; Friday, July 10; Saturday, July 11; Sunday, July 12; Tuesday, July 14; Wednesday, July 15; Thursday, July 16; Friday, July 17; and Saturday, July 18. There will be three matinee performances at 1:00 p.m. on: Saturdays, July 11 and 18 and Sunday, July 19 (the final performance of 'MONSTROSITY' will be the matinee on July 19). Running time is 3½ hours. Tickets are available through www.monstrositytheplay.com or 866-811-4111.