RESCHEDULED! The 2nd night of auditions for Man of La Mancha have been postponed from Tuesday, December 2nd to Thursday, December 4th (sign in at 6:30, auditions at 7). Callbacks (by invitation) are moved to Saturday, December 6th at 11 am. The production staff will accept video submissions if you…
by Dan Mayer Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest is a beloved piece of American literature for good reason, so I was naturally excited to see this production by Confetti Stage. The drawback of telling such a classic story is that it can set expectations pretty high. The…
Confetti Stage is excited to present “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” adapted by Dale Wasserman and directed by Siobhan Shea. This adaptation of Ken Kesey’s celebrated 1962 novel, staged in the round, explores the thin line between hope and brutal reality. In this classic, come to life, the band…
Confetti Stage is excited to announce tandem auditions for its next two productions: “White Rabbit, Red Rabbit” and “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” ————————————————————————— “White Rabbit Red Rabbit” by Nassim Soleimanpour, directed by Rachel Bratager. Running March 23-25 at the Albany Masonic Temple. No rehearsals. White Rabbit Red Rabbit…
by Lisa Jarisch I have the softest of spots in my heart for Man of La Mancha, having stage- managed a production that will always remain as one of my most cherished memories. As a result, I have the highest of expectations for any production that dares to compete with…
When Jeff McCarthy remakes himself with paste and whiskers into the aging squire/knight errant Don Quixote in front of our eyes, it is theatrical magic time. At that moment it was clear that this “Man of La Mancha” was going to be transformative .
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, July, 2007 One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is exactly the same enormous anti-establishment 1960’s melodrama that I remembered it to be. And I enjoyed it thoroughly. In an interview with a member of the BTF PR staff, playwright Dale Wasserman noted that he had only…
