A MIRRORED MONET had its first public reading at the new Dramatists’ Guild Foundation’s Music Hall on April 9-10. Stuart Ross directed the 29 hour reading with a group of marvelous actors led by Mark Jacoby (Monet at 76), Matt […]
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The Dramatists Guild Foundation is hosting a reading of A MIRRORED MONET on Friday, April 8th. Please check back for more information, and for photos and media from the reading.
MONET had a two week reading and performance at the York Theatre from February 25th to March 8th. Directed by Alan Paul, the reading had music direction by Eugene Gwozdz, associate music direction by Joe Mohan, projections by Lacey Erb and […]
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Deputy Consul General Eric Bayer welcomed MONET to the French Consulate’s Salon Rose on February 5th, 2018. It was a magical evening and the audience expressed its enthusiasm for the project. In particular a BWAY producer wrote: What I saw….I lovedWhat I […]
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In the Summer of 2016 a new recording was completed at Lehrer Sound Design with the cast and musicians from the March reading of MONET, a CD which we are using now to promote the show.
May 2015 to March 2016 Writer Residency at CAP 21 which included a private table reading in December 2015 then a final stage reading for the industry in March 2016 directed by Nick Corley and music supervised by Eugene Gwozdz […]
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The Florence Gould Foundation makes a grant to support the further development of MONET at CAP 21.
As part of its Developmental Reading Series, The York Theatre company will present a staged reading of Carmel Owen’s latest musical, Monet. With music and lyrics by Carmel and a book by Joan Ross Sorkin, the reading will be directed by […]
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Legendary pianist and composer, Paul Trueblood, died in January 2012. His like will never be seen again, he was extraordinary as a musician and as a person, touching many in the New York theatre and cabaret worlds with his talent and expertise.
Check out acclaimed historian Jean Baker’s feature article where she discusses how the stage musical Asylum: The Strange Case of Mary Lincoln “combines historical accuracy with a successful script and some captivating music and lyrics,” and why this story is such a captivating and entertaining piece of theatre.
