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The Third Annual Ten-Minute Play Festival, produced by New York Collective
for the Arts, took place over the weekend of July 21-23, 2006 with
outstanding performances of world-premiere ten-minute plays by rising
playwrights and established dramatists. This year's festival was presented
in New York City at Urban Stages, 259 West 30th Street.
This outstanding collection of ten-minute plays was presented by a
talented array of rising actors, directors, and technicians and included
new plays by Broadway playwright Stephen Belber (Match, McReele, Tape) and
Jonathan Karp (How to Save the World and Find Love in 90 Minutes),
publisher of Warner Twelve. The show was an amazing success, playing to
sell-out crowds, and both the audience and the performers enjoyed
themselves immensely.
The plays comprising the program of the 2006 Third Annual NYCollective Ten-Minute Play Festival were:
Passive Belligerence by Stephen Belber
Denying Denny by Ed Brownson
Lights Up Strangers by Ian Grody
Semi-Autobiographical by Jonathan Karp
Reverse Evolution by Brian Polak
Invisible! by Cliff Swain
Mutual Mastication by Justin Warner
The Participants:
the actors: ron bagden*, josh barrett, nadia bowers*, jessica carter*, joe delafield*, brooke delaney, kevin dwyer, max frey, michael hogan*, hasani issa*, adam james, albert jones*, maggie lacey*, jesse pennington*, brad raider, amy raudenbush, james roday, alexis savino, steve witting*, megan wolf*
the directors: earl bovell, brett egan, wayne kasserman, greg keller, mercedes murphy, gary nadeau, brian roff, mark schneider
the producers: gibson knott, scott reiburn, noah schankler, scott hirsch
production manager/stage manager
jill huguet
lighting design
meghan santelli
set/prop design
dc dominguez
costume design
sarah cubbage
fight choreographer
qui nguyen
The mission of the NYCollective Ten-Minute Play Festival is to assist contemporary playwrights in developing their
plays and careers and to provide theater professionals with the opportunity to engage in rich, challenging material.
By producing shows that both challenge artist and audience, NYCOLLECTIVE THEATRE is rapidly becoming
an important incubator and showcase for theatre artists.
NYCollective received over 450 entries to our 2006 Competition. There were many fine submissions and the selection process was extremely difficult. Thank you to all of the playwrights who sent in their work. We encourage all of you to submit again to next year's festival. If you wish to be notified when the competition reopens in 2007, please click [here] and we will add you to our mailing list.
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For event-related questions:
gknott [at] nycollective.org
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