welcome (&c.)
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Thanks for stopping by There are hors d'oeuvres on the table Be careful of the calamari You know what they say about calamari Anyway Good to see you again or for the first time ever Perhaps you are wondering (or not) Why you are here Not existentially but just for fun Well I can help The question on the table (beside the calamari) is: What is a Matt Minnicino Is it rare? Is it expensive? Is it legal? Is it a frequent cause of allergic reactions? 'What about my diet' (you may wonder) Well the Dictionary offers the following: |
1. (adv.) very like a whale 2. (n.) constantly risking absurdity and death when he performs over the heads of his audience 3. (v.) lying through his teeth, from the French: lying through his teeth 4. (n) A playwright [mostly]; an actor [frequently]; a teacher [when he can be] 4 (a). a storyteller, always |
what(s) new!
sunset park - traumaturgy productions - photo by tessa flannery
antigone - fugitive kind
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what's new?
what's old? what's in between? if you wanted the answers to all these questions (and more!) well you've come to the right place Matt's managed to do a couple of fun things lately and feels very lucky and here are those things: CHILDREN OF THE SUN (from Maxim Gorky) workshopped with The Gate Theatre (Dublin), dir. Marc Atkinson featuring Rebecca Naomi Jones (Broadway's Oklahoma), Marty Rea, Zara Devlin (Broadway's Sing Street), Judith Roddy (Sex Education), Jefferson White (Yellowstone), et al available for your consumption right here A MISANTHROPE was nominated for a Helen Hayes Award for Best Original Adaptation (but it lost to another good play!) developed HOMELESS GARDEN, an adaptation of Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard Refracted Theatre's Inaugural Season | dir. Graham Miller did a short piece for Faultline Theatre's [...] in the Time of Corona Series built an adaptation of Leon Tolstoy's ANNA KARENINA with Anti-Isolation Arts Factory cobbling a T.Y.A. adaptation of Rostand's CYRANO DE BERGERAC getting some sleep |
