Confetti Stage is proud to present Confetti Fest XIX, the nineteenth iteration of the Capital District’s longest running festival of locally written one act plays! Confetti Fest XIX consists of… “The Irish Play” by William DaisakDirected by Criss Macaione-BilodeauBrendan, an Irish playwright, is excited that his play will be opening…
Confetti Stage is excited to announce auditions for Confetti Fest XIX, the nineteenth iteration of the Capital Region’s longest running festival of locally written one-act plays! Confetti Fest XIX consists of… “The Irish Play” by William DaisakDirected by Criss Macaione-Bilodeau Brendan, an Irish playwright, is excited that his play will…
by Gail M. Burns I am all in favor of community theatres taking risks. And while The Importance of Being Earnest is not generally a risky play to present – if anything the risk obtains in its over familiarity – it is when you present an earlier and longer version…
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, May 2003 The French find Molière and Jerry Lewis hysterically funny. I find them both mildy amusing but slightly inscrutable. Since my mother’s mother’s mother was French I have apparently inherited just enough French blood to get the jokes but not to laugh myself silly…
