It was great fun playing Alice Western in a little known one-act play from 1912 by Alfred Sutro, "The Bracelet." The reading was performed last Sunday with The Shaw Project/Instant Shakespeare on YouTube. Below is a screenshot of me with David Palmer Brown as my husband, Harvey:
To watch the full play: https://youtu.be/18lKhQFZM3k start at 56 minutes, 13 seconds.
It's always a pleasure to work with The Shaw Project and Instant Shakespeare. Last Sunday we read "The Dark Lady of the Sonnets" by G. B. Shaw and I played Queen Elizabeth. I am pictured below with Drew Bolander as Shakespeare. It was Zoomed live on YouTube.
I always enjoy working with The Shaw Project and this play, "Getting Married," by G.B. Shaw is a real gem. We performed in collaboration with Instant Shakespeare on their YouTube channel.
Click this link to watch the reading. https://youtu.be/7p1nuO68PBA
Artistic Director, David Seatter always gathers together a very talented group of people to read works by George Bernard Shaw (and his contemporaries) under the auspices of The Shaw Project. This go round, it's the charming "You Never Can Tell," with an international cast, in collaboration with the Instant Shakespeare Company.
Pictured here: Taylor Lynne Phillips, David Seatter, myself, Hannah Howzdy and Drew Bolander.
To view the entire play, click on this link. https://youtu.be/FvcdhPMINlU
We had such a wonderful time recording my new psychological thriller audio play, DECEPTION for PROJECT MERCURY. I couldn't have asked for a better cast:
Jason O'Connell, Melissa Hurst, Russell Jordan, N'Kenge, Paul Page, Angela Pierce and yours truly. :)
Robert Laconi served as Associate Producer, Ed Matthew composed original music and SFX and Tom Camuso was our intrepid Sound Engineer.
New York City, 1916: Wealthy newlywed Cora Mack Slade is madly in love with her handsome husband, Doc. She ignores his hobby of researching communicable diseases and focuses only on making her marriage work. When deadly suspicions begin to swirl around her secretive spouse, Corry seems oblivious. Are her family's concerns about Doc unwarranted or is Corry's life in real danger?
Here is a link to the podcasts: https://projectmercury.buzzsprout.com
I'm so excited to announce the formation of a new branch of my company, Chatillion Stage Company: PROJECT MERCURY. It's a new anthology series of original audio plays, which are inspired by Orson Welles' The Mercury Theatre on the Air. This series focuses on works about, by and for women.
The first installment is my play, "The Man in the Window."
It's 1882 and civil engineer, Colonel Washington Augustus Roebling and his resourceful wife, Emily must overcome his ill health and contentious City Hall, in their quest to finish building the "Eighth Wonder of the World," The Brooklyn Bridge.
Featuring Paul Page, Wayne W. Pretlow and Debra Whitfield.
Robert Laconi served as Associate Producer, Ed Matthew composed original music and SFX and Tom Camuso was our Sound Engineer.
Here's a link to the podcast: https://projectmercury.buzzsprout.com
