Posts Tagged ‘comedy

25
Sep
24

THE LAST SUPPER

THE LAST SUPPER
A new play by David Simpatico

The guests are late, the grid is on the fritz, and sirens blast out dire warnings of impending doom as recently deceased corpses rise from the grave as UNDEAD CANNIBALS, devouring  humans and spreading the ZOMBIE VIRUS. The desperate survivors band together in the flux of what’s real and unreal, fighting for their lives against the undead, against the machines, and against each other. This aggressive black comedy explores the Great Replacement Theory to its logical, self-destructive ends.

First public reading on
Sunday, Oct. 20
3pm, $5
Stissing Center, Pine Plains

10
Jan
23

Live Streaming free Thursday Jan 12 7pm

THAT HELL-BOUND TRAIN
A new American opera

LIVE-STREAMED! FREE! Thursday, Jan 12 at 7pm.
(The link for the live-stream will be sent out on Thursday afternoon, I’ll post it on my FB page, or I can send it to you directly if you prefer.)

Score by Lisa DeSpain

Libretto by David Simpatico

Based on a short story by Robert Bloch.

It’s THAT HELL-BOUND TRAIN week!

Book your seat on THAT HELL-BOUND TRAIN – livestream.

This THURSDAY night, 7pm EST

Featuring: Ryan Hurley, Grace Kahl, Tesia Kwarteng, Rocky Sellers, Samuel White and Tiana White, all under the music direction of Scott Ethier! Thanks also to dramaturg, Cori Ellison.

Special thanks to Samuel White and Ryan Hurley, for their contributions in creating the trailer.

23
Nov
22

REV. JIMMY’S LAKE OF FIRE, a finalist at the Hear Me Out Monologue Festival

Come watch me perform my monologue, REV. JIMMY’S LAKE OF FIRE, as one of 13 finalists from a group of writers from around the world.

I perform on Monday, Dec. 5 at 7:00 PM, but one ticket will get you in to both nights.

See the link below for tickets and info.

https://www.hearmeoutmonologues.com/competition-2022

21
Nov
22

WILDE ABOUT WHITMAN at the Stissing Center

Pencil this in! Sunday, Dec 18, 3PM: a reading of WILDE ABOUT WHITMAN, with Steven Patterson as Walt Whitman, and Joshuah Patriarco as Oscar Wilde, directed by Sydnie Grosberg Ronga.

“On January 18, 1882, the young, untested wannabe-writer Oscar Wilde, 27, and the elder-poet-pauper Walt Whitman, 62, spent three hours together behind closed doors in Whitman’s home in Camden, New Jersey. WILDE ABOUT WHITMAN is the story, equal parts historical record and theatrical conjecture, of what they might have said, and done, behind those closed doors.”

Directions to the Stissing Center in Pine Plains, NY

17
Oct
08

APOCALYPSE WOW, Rant 1: work-in-progress

This is a work-in-progress, the opening of a larger vaudeville about the end of the world. I wrote it, recorded it on my computer, sent it over to the UK where my brilliant partner Will Todd composed the underscoring over night. Let me know what you think.

Track1 Apoc Wow Rant 1:




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