
Project Footlight had a smashing inaugural performance Monday night. After brainstorming and writing over a single weekend in February, eighteen musical theater writers created a full-length musical in three perspectives on a theme. Each act of the musical (Mei Yu, Dead Man Blogging, Office Bab...

Project Footlight Festival had our first show last night and we rocked the Casbah!

Project Footlight Festival
Project Footlight is back, good as new; so come to the reading and bring your friends too!
The Project Footlight 2009 show is now an invited reading at 161 Chrystie Street on March 9 at 7:30PM. This reading will present the work of eighteen musical theater writers who collaborated over a weekend to create a musical re...volving around a single theme - the lonely and unfulfilled ordinary American's search for connection and validation through the instant fame of the internet. See this exciting experiment in which many different voices joined together to launch a musical in a week (with a long Thursday!) on Monday, March 9. See our website, www.projectfootlight.com for more details.
Tickets are free but Dixon Place is a non-profit organization that relies on donations to continue operating in their new theater, present work like Project Footlight and support artists developing new material. Please contribute to them today and help the Project Footlight's of tomorrow find a home.
Call Dixon Place at 212.219.0736 option 5 or email contact@dixonplace.org to place your name on the list of attendees. Hope to see you there!

Project Footlight is very pleased to announce that Emily Andres has joined the festival as our production stage manager. Emily has worked on Broadway as a production assistant and script supervisor for Billy Elliot and Young Frankenstein, among other productions. David Steriti, is musical t...

After an ever-so-brief interval, Dixon Place will host a reading of the Project Footlight writers' work on March 9th at 7:30 at the 161 Chrystie Street theater. Stay tuned for more details....

Dear Fans of Project Footlight: Due to an outbreak of the flu among the production staff of Project Footlight and through no fault of Dixon Place or their staff, we regretfully (and tearfully) must postpone the performances of this year's show. Given the short amount of time and the large amount ...

Late this afternoon, the entire writing crew gathered at 161 Chrystie and got their creative groove on. The musical mojo was on display as all nine teams presented their scenes and songs, written in only two mad-cap, sleep-deprived days. Without getting into detail, we will venture to say that w...

Project Footlight is bursting with enthusiasm for Luis Salgado who joins the festival as our choreographer. Luis is the Latin assistant choreographer and cast member of the Tony Award-winning In the Heights. He has performed in and choreographed for many other shows and films, including The M...

On Friday night, the Project Footlight team announced the theme to this year's writers and their roles and pairings. On Saturday morning, we all came together to collectively brainstorm (and freak out!). Then we figured out how much creative talent had gathered in the room and everyone breathed a...

The Project Footlight Team is oh so psyched about our killer cast for the 2009 festival. Keep an eye on the Actors page for their updated bios and pictures....

Project Footlight welcomes Christopher Chung to the 2009 festival as the company pianist. Christopher recently graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Music with degrees in piano performance and has worked with many Broadway performers in the last six months. In March, Christopher will join t...

We are pleased as punch to announce the composers and librettists who will write the 2009 Project Footlight show: Will Aronson Alan Cancelino Adam Cohen David Hilder...









