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Yellow Taxi Productions
Join us on December 12 at 8pm and December 13 at 6pm for an evening of new plays by our favorite playwrights. Each December YTP produces a very different type of holiday show at the Hunt Building in downtown Nashua and this year is no exception.
Local Nashua playwright Lowell Williams (Six Nights in the Black Belt, The... Warmth of the Cold) will premiere the ten-minute play The Diner. Directed by Phillip Allen it will feature local favorites Gail Angellis,Gina Carballo, and Larry Lickteig. The play focuses on a father's reunion with his daughter and their chance to start over.
Lowell's play will be joined by New York playwright Brian Dykstra's (Clean Alternatives) offering Service Order. Directed by Leah Belanger the play asks the question, What do you do when the stairs are out of order?
YTP will also present the East Coast premiere of Broadway playwright and film director Neil LaBute's (bash, reasons to be pretty, The Shape of Things) play titled Helter Skelter. The play will feature Casey Preston and Suzanne Delle from YTP's production of Burn This. A husband and wife meet at an upscale restaurant after a morning of Christmas shopping and secrets are revealed and grand gestures made.
Cut and past this link: https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/696845 to purchase tickets today as seating is limited. And keep checking back to this site for more information on the shows and casts. The Hunt Building is located at 6 Main Street, Nashua, NH 03064
New Plays by Lowell Williams, Brian Dkystra & Neil LaBute
Time:8:00PM Saturday, December 12th
Location:Hunt Building
Yellow Taxi Productions
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The creators of the highly acclaimed play The Laramie Project, which since 2000 has been one of the most performed plays in America, will premiere a compelling and groundbreaking epilogue to the original piece. Entitled THE LARAMIE PROJECT: 10 YEARS LATER, the play will be performed in New York at Lincoln Center’ Alice... Tully Hall, and at the Hunt Building on Main Street in Nashua and over 100 other theaters across the country on October 12, 2009 at 8pm. The writers of this play are Tectonic Theater Project members Moisés Kaufman, Leigh Fondakowski, Greg Pierotti, Andy Paris and Stephen Belber.
The epilogue focuses on the long term effect of the murder of Matthew Shepard on the town of Laramie. It explores how the town has changed and how the murder continues to reverberate in the community. The play also includes new interviews with Matthew’s mother Judy Shepard and Mathew’s murderer Aaron McKinney, who’s serving dual life sentences, as well as follow-up interviews with many of the individuals from the original piece. Yellow Taxi's performance of the new play will be directed by Suzanne Delle and features Boston and NH based actors Gail Angellis, Leah Belanger, Barbara Bourgeois, Gina Carballo, John Decareau, Larry Lickteig, Casey Preston, Steve Triebes, and David White.
Free Event - One Night Only
Time:8:00PM Monday, October 12th
Location:Hunt Building
Yellow Taxi Productions
YTP's free lunch time lecture series returns for a new season of lectures and performances designed to educate our community about different aspects of theatre. We're at a new venue and on a new day but the fun remains the same! Sponsored by NH State Council on the Arts.
Opera vs Theatre will be led by Josiah Geor...ge. YTP audiences will recognize Josiah as the director of The Countess and Taking Sides as well as the actor in the one-man shows The Santaland Diaries and Fully Committed. He also led the Lunch Box workshops on Developing a One Man Show and Staging Sex on Stage last season with YTP. Josiah is also an Equity Stage Manager who has worked at Boston Lyric Opera, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, North Shore Music Theatre and this season at Stoneham Theatre. During this Lunch Box lecture Josiah will go into the basics of what a stage manager actually does over the course of the rehearsal process and production run and how that differs in both Opera and Theatre.
Stage Managing: Opera vs Theatre
Time:12:10PM Tuesday, September 22nd
Location:Nashua Public Library
Yesterday, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan released a letter to school officials and community leaders reminding them of the important role of arts education in a student’s life. ...
The A.R.T. is currently recruiting volunteers to join our upcoming production of Sleep No More. ‘Sleep No More’ is a groundbreaking collaboration between the A.R.T and the London, UK based theatre company Punchdrunk, award winning pioneers in the realm of site specific theatre. S...
Yellow Taxi Productions Jamie Feinberg explores how American Musical Theatre has dealt with historical subjects. Shows reflect the time period they are written in: an example being Oklahoma during WWII. Musicals such as West Side Story, Pacific Overtures, Hair, and Shenandoah will be discussed.
Singing About History
Time:12:10PM Tuesday, August 25th
Location:Nashua Public Library, downstairs theatre
Yellow Taxi Productions
YTP's free lunch time lecture series returns for a new season of lectures and performances designed to educate our community about different aspects of theatre. We're at a new venue and on a new day but the fun remains the same! All Lunch Box lectures are forty minutes starting at 12:10pm are now at the Nashua Public ...Library one Tuesday a month. Sponsored by NH State Council on the Arts.
Up First: How Scenic Design Tells the Story led by Kathryn Kawecki the set designer of YTP's Burn This. Other designs include: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Emerson Stage at the Majestic); The Random Caruso (CentaStage, BCA); Largo Desolato (A.R.T./MXAT Institute, Cambridge); Anna in the Tropics (Capital Rep, Albany); No Child… and Bad Dates (Hangar Theatre); Men of Tortuga (currently running), House of Yes and The Thugs (Apollinaire Theatre); Topdog/Underdog (Sacramento Theatre Company); La Traviata (Emerald City Opera); Oklahoma! (Natchez Festival of Music). In 2007, she received USITT’s Young Designer Award for Scene Design. www.kawecki-art.com.
How Scenic Design Tells the Story
Time:12:10PM Tuesday, July 28th
Location:Nashua Public Library, downstairs theatre
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Yellow Taxi Productions acclaimed, sold out production of The Pact will return to New Hampshire this summer. Join for us for two performances only at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord. Written by Jeannette Angell based on the Jodi Picoult novel The Pact: A Love Story, YTP's April production completely sold ou...t. Don't miss your chance now to see the production that according to the Hippo Press, "the cast and crew put their all into."
When a teenaged girl is shot by the boy next door in a small New Hampshire town, the entire community tries to make sense of the murder. Yellow Taxi's production of The Pact follows the boyfriend's murder trial as family secrets are revealed and the boy's defense of a suicide pact gone wrong unravels. Both John Decareau of Manchester, NH who played Chris and Corinne Proctor of Arlington, MA who played Emily the high school sweethearts who come to a tragic end will return for this limited Concord engagment. The Nashua Telegraph wrote of their performances in April, "Proctor, as Emily, and Decareau, as Chris, nail the roles of star-crossed lovers in this tale of 'Romeo and Juliet' reversed."
The production is directed by Yellow Taxi Artistic Director Suzanne Delle and features many local and Boston-area actors including: Gail Angellis, Maria Barry, Susan Berkowitz, Barbara Bourgeois, Gina Carballo, Tajoura Davis, Andrea Defeo, Becki Dennis, Larry Pizza, Steve Triebes and David White. The designers include Matt Whiton (Scenic), Craig Brennan (Lights), Nat Ward (Sound) and Allison Szklarz (Costumes).
Learn more & get tickets: http://ccanh.com/ShowDetails/61/464
Don't Miss Our Remount
Time:7:30PM Thursday, July 23rd
Location:Capitol Center for the Arts
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Yellow Taxi Productions will present a free staged reading of a new play by Boston playwright Meron Langsner titled "The Devil’s Own Game". The three person play focuses on a modern scientist who summons Dr. Faustus to assist her and gets more than she bargained for when Mephistopheles shows up too.
Meron was one of th...ree writers last season in the country to receive an inaugural National New Play Network Emerging Playwright Residency which he fulfilled at New Rep in Watertown, MA. He holds an MA in Performance Theory from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and an MFA in Playwriting from Brandeis. Yellow Taxi Productions presented portions of his play "Bystander 9/11" as part of their Lunch Box Series on documentary theatre last summer. There will be a talk back after the reading with the playwright.
Actors participating in the reading include Yellow Taxi Artistic Director Suzanne Delle as Mephistopheles and Casey Preston who recently portrayed Pale in Burn This as the man who made the ultimate deal with the devil Dr. Faustus. Phil Allen, the assistant director for YTP’s production of Tuesdays with Morrie, will direct.
Yellow Taxi Productions Tuesdays with Morrie, Feb 09, The Pact, April 09, Burn This, May 09
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