Concert readings of experimental plays at La MaMa La Galleria
George Ferencz, curator

EXPERIMENTS '08

VIAGRA FALLS
Monday, September 17, 2007at 7:30pm

by George Birimisa
Directed by Daniel Haben Clark

"Viagra Falls" is about the self hatred that is instilled in Old Georgie by the virulent  homophobia of a pre-Stonewall society.

THE LOST CITIES OF ASHER
Monday, November 12, 2007 at 7:30pm

By Adam Kraar
Directed by Lorca Peress

"The Lost Cities of Asher" is a memory play about how the legacy of exile and loss is passed from generation to generation.  Eva, daughter of a Holocaust refugee, strives to overcome her family’s dark past by raising her daughter in a way that will allow her to be spiritually free.  Can Eva rescue her daughter from a jungle of family myths and ancient guilt without losing her mind?

Featuring: John FitzGibbon, Mikel Sarah Lambert, Melissa Kraus, Valorie Niccore, Tanya Perez and Patricia Randell

LOVE LASTS ON MYRTLE AVENUE
Monday, December 10, 2007 at 7:30pm

A romance interrupted by a bombing

by jimmy breslin
directed by george ferencz

featuring: joe gioco,nell gwynn,leslie ann hendricks, cam korman, peter mccabe, chuck montgomery, susan patrick, jim seaman, jenne vath, t.d. white and chris zorker

A Talk-Back with the author will follow the reading

jimmy breslin was born in Jamaica, Queens. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Commentary in 1986. His critically acclaimed books include The Gang That Couldn’t Shoot Straight, Can’t Anybody Here Play This Game?, The Short Sweet Dream of Eduardo Gutierrez, Table Money,several anthologies, and a memoir. He lives on Broadway, the Big Street, in New York City. His new book, The Good Rat, comes out in January 2008.

MARLA AND HER PRAYERS
Monday, January 14, 2008 at 7:30pm

By Kim Merrill
Directed by Lauren Rosen

A mother pressured to forgive the killer of her son.  Can love heal?  Who knows.

BABA AND THE TREE OF LIFE
Monday, Feburary 11, 2008 at 7:30pm

by Edgar Nkosi White
Directed by Danna Manno

The Life and Times of the African drummer/musician/teacher Babatunde Olatunji, who introduced the concept of polyrhythms to American music and influenced Santana and Max Roach.

Featuring Gerald Asbell Jr., Camille Gaston, Chénana Manno, John Andrew Morrison, Solomon Tosin and Jenne Vath

LINCOLN ON HESTER STREET AKA 1911
Monday, April 14, 2008 at 7:30pm

by Lu Hauser
Directed by George Ferencz

Poetry or Pretzels?
Poor Ruthie. Her immigrant Russian Jewish parents want her to marry and get a job selling pretzels and she has discovered poetry. Watch Ruthie struggle and decide on a third choice.

Featuring: Marilyn Chris, Jason Howard, Cam Kornman, Will Rhys and Jenne Vath

LUCKY PATRON FOR THE ARTS
Monday, May 12, 2008 at 7:30pm

by C. S. Hanson
Directed by George Ferencz

Mimi’s obsession with the long-lost Etruscan culture strains her marriage, gets her fired from her job as a museum curator, and leads to criminal acts.  In the romantic comedy Lucky Patrons of the Art, Etruscan ghosts inspire lessons about love, marriage, work and the difficulty of letting go.

Featuring:
Rajesh Bose, Jason Howard, LeeAnne Hutchinson, Pete McCabe, Carolina McNeely, John-Andrew Morrison, Allen Lewis Rickman and Jenne Vath

SINGIN IN THE ER
Monday, June 9, 2008 at 7:30pm

Written & directed by Ruby Lynn Reyner

Hilarity and Song in  an Emergency Room complete with the Clueless Doctor, the Bitchy Nurse, the Drooling Junkie, the Anti-Social Social Worker and the Wacky Patient

Featuring Alan Crosby, Dr. Albert DeFabritus, Jenny Horn, Susan Lampert, Michael Quinn, Ruby Lynn Reyner and Susan Young

JUMEAU'S MAMA
Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at 7:30pm

Written by Daisy Dumas-Featherstone
Directed by Jasper McGruder

As one spouse searches for truth in a Caribbean homeland, the other strives to quell a revolution. Betrayal leads to inner and outer revolution.

Featuring: Alvin Alexis, Inga Ballard,  Rashad Farmer, Tony Jackson, Sharon McGruder, Lea Pearson, Xavier Rice and Yashika Williams

EXPERIMENTS '07

BROKEN SOUL
By A.B. Asher
Directed by Zishan Ugurlu
The Club
October 9, 2006 at 7:30pm

Image by Stefano Imbert

What price freedom? That is the question that animates this story of a young mother's desperate response to racism in violence-torn Detroit and informs her shocking response. The choice she makes leads to a sequence of events in a family drama that unfolds in urban Michigan and rural New York from 1967 to 1981.

A.B. ASHER (Playwright) is a native of the Bronx. He has completed a cycle of full-length plays, Competing Narratives, Pedestrian Crossing, Gibeah, Revelation, and Broken Soul, which received a 2006 Pilgrim Project Play Development Grant. He has also completed shorter pieces including two one-acts, Animum Reflectere and Hermanos, and four ten-minute pieces, Candid Date, P.O.C., Play Ground, and Flight.

THE REST OF OEDIPUS
Monday, November 13, 2006 at 7:300m

by Robert Montgomery
Directed by Susan Einhorn
Music by Robert Montgomery

Re-telling of Oedipus at Colonus.

He killed his father and slept with his mother – something ev'ry boy dreams of.
But he rose from that hell on lightning – how does that song get sung?

THE LAST ROMANTIC
Monday, December 11, 2006 at 7:30pm

by Saul Zachary
Directed by George Ferencz

THE LAST ROMANTIC, a dark, edgy tale of sex and coming of age in the wake of 9/11, is the story of Henry Krisel, a brainy reclusive l5-year-old whose obsession for a porn star compels him to leave New York City  bound for LA in search of his true love.  The play deals with Henry's struggle to keep his dreams alive as the world around him collapses.

Featuring Arthur Adair, Tom Dooley, Cam Cordman, Nell Gwynn, Jim Seaman and Jessica Marie Smith.

KAFKA'S QUEST
Monday, January 15, 2007 at 7:30pm

by Lu Hauser
Directed by George Ferencz

Young Kafka's adventures with the Savoy Cafe Yiddish Theater in 1912 Prague.
Featuring Jamie Ansley, Nick Denning, Timothy Doyle, Cam Kornman, Jerry Matz, Jim Seaman and Jenne Vath.

THE SOUL ASCENDING
Monday, February 12, 2007 at 7:30pm

by Fernando Rivas
Directed by George Ferencz

Portaits of passengers on a plane about to crash in the ocean.
Featuring:
Felipe Bonilla, Charles Britt, Sheila Dabney, Allison Hiroto, John-Andrew Morrison, Lucas Van Engen and Jenne Vath

GURU'DE AWAKENING
Monday, February 26, 2007 at 7:30pm

by Lisa Ferber

In this clever new satire, sisters Alice and Shira encounter comedic scandals and surprises at a spiritual retreat. A diva yoga teacher, a charismatic monk, and a guru who may or may not be who he says he is add to the hilarious high-jinks.

Featuring Joe Gioco, Ken Perlstein, Erin Raftery, Alyssa Simon, Jenne Vath and Chris Zorker.

DEIRDRE
Monday, March 5, 2007 at 7:30pm

by Margaret McCarthy
Directed by George Ferencz

Based on the heroine of Irish myth, Deirdre is a classic Celtic adventure tale of a woman who defies the prophecy made at her birth and runs off with the man she chooses, the warrior Nye, instead of the King Conchobor.

Featuring   Robert Fitzsimmons, Candace Reid, Jenne Vath and T.D. White

THE STRANGE CASE OF GRIPPO THE APE MAN
Monday, March 12, 2007 at 7:30pm

by Trav S.D.
Directed by George Ferencz

An ape man with an elephant's memory who can play Chopin but has no thoughts of his own.

Featuring Michael Arian, Charles Britt, Bob Jewett, Cam Kornman and Jim Seaman.

THE WAR ZONE IS MY BED
Monday, April 9, 2007 at 7:30pm

by Yasmine Rana
Directed by George Ferencz

Playwright Rana has woven two of her one acts about personal relationships and spiritual struggles in war torn Sarajevo and Kabul into a full length play.

Featuring: Alex Alioto, Rajesh Bose, Jason Howard, Sheila Dabney, Candace Reid and Jenne Vath

TOO FAST WALTZ
Monday, May 14, 2007

by Debra Greenfield
Directed by Adam Kidd

A drama with music, ocean and sky

Two men on the edge of life share a hospital room for 24 hours: a punk-rocker-would-be-suicide and a once-hallowed-thespian-now-septuagenarian on his deathbed.

Featuring Michael Graves, Theo Stockman & Christina Purcell as the nurse

Experiments'06

THE WAR ZONE IS MY BED
By Yasmine Rana
Directed by George Ferencz
The Club
September 26, 2005 at 7:30pm

"The War Zone is My Bed" consists of two one acts, one in bombed-out Kabul, the other in bombed -out Sarajevo, which deal with personal relationships in a war-zone. Featuring Arthur Adair, Sylvia Roldan Dohi, Christopher Zorker and Jennie Vath.

Yasmine Rana (Playwright) has had productions and staged readings at theaters including The Looking Glass Theatre, HERE, Second Stage's DestiNation America Project, Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey, Birmingham Repertory Theatre in the UK, the International Women Playwrights Festival in Athens, Greece. Memberships include PEN, The Dramatists Guild, Writers Guild of America, East. Yasmine received her MFA in Dramatic Writing from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She has clinical certificates in Creative Arts Therapies and International Trauma Studies. Yasmine is a Registered Drama Therapist and has worked with refugees in Bosnia, The Republic of Georgia, and Switzerland. Last spring her play Returning had a concert reading at La MaMa as part of Experiments '05.


SANSKRIT
By Ranbir Sidhu
Directed by George Ferencz
The Club
November 14, 2005 at 7:30pm
Featuring Rajesh Bose, Helen Hanft, Sirisha Nandi, Jim Seaman and Bina Sharif
Directed by George Ferencz

When Anu and Hari married, they were determined not to live by the rules of their parents the conformity of middle-class India in America. Four years later, it's his birthday. Dinner is Wendy's takeout. She buys the sex toys, he gets the pot. For two years they've been trying to have a baby. The doctor tells her tonight is the night.


THE HOBBYIST
by Saul Zachary
The Club
December 12, 2005 at 7:30pm



THE HOBBYIST is a dramatic portrait of Paul Gauguin, stockbroker and philistine, who at the age of 34 turned his back on his bourgeois life to become a painter, incurring the ridicule and disapproval of practically all who knew him. The play deals with the
early period of his life in Paris from his struggle to be a responsible husband, father and wage earner to the final turning point that led to his transformation into a great artist.

THE BIZ
by Mike Zettler
The Club
January 9, 2006 at 7:30pm

Four comic one-acts about the show business
"The Script"
"The Contract"
"The Award"
"The Concept"
Directed by George Ferencz, featuring Peter McCabe, Detra Payne, Erin Raftery and Michael Rispoli.

MENAGE AU TROIS
a comedy by Walter Corwin
The Club
January 30, 2006 at 7:30pm

Garden of Eden, Armageddon and what came after.
A comedy about the male member.
with Jake Speck and Jenne Vath
Directed by George Ferencz
Music composed by Arthur Abrams

JOSEPH HUBERTUS PILATES: AN AUTHENTIC WORK OF FICTION
Written and directed by Marie Grillo
Musical Directed by Nick Colt
February 6, 2006

An exploration of obsession, insanity, beauty, love, and fitness, as seen through the eyes of the genius, Joseph Pilates.
Featuring: Joe Carr, Dara Centonze, Delia Baseman, Mary Anna Principe, Olivia Baseman, Delia Baseman, Veronica James, Jonathan Prichard, Eric Starker and Brian Shaer.

PB&J
By Tara Dairman
Directed by Cyndy Marion
The Club
Monday, March 13, 2006 at 7:30pm

Secrets. Lies. Peanut Butter & Jelly.
FEATURING Geraldine Bartlett, Andrea Maulella, Juliet O’Brien, Sean O’Haga, Susan Patrick and Eric Rath.
Dick has a secret. Lillie has a secret. Millie and Lillie have a secret. Cherie and Millie have a secret. But everyone wants to know: What’s the secret ingredient in the PB&J?

O
A Recovered Memory Play
By Peter Dizozza
Directed by George Ferencz
The Club
Tuesday, March 14, 2006 at 7:30pm

Featuring:
Joe Gioco, Eric Goss, Stacie Linardos Susan Patrick, Jim Seaman, and Jenne Vath.

MY 'GINA
by Ayla Harrison
Directed by George Ferencz
April 10, 2006 at 7:30pm

For housewife Ophelia Rose, it’s 1953 and everything is perfect. But soon her perfect present will collide with female visitors from a not so distant future- a 1960s hippie, a 1980s ball busting CEO, a 90s girl who pops gum for Kurt Cobain, and many others- show Ophelia Rose the words our mother’s mother never got to hear. The play MY ‘GINA explores the evolution of the female voice, from the silence of the 1950’s housewife to the barreling howl of the Twenty-First Century feminist.

THE GOSPEL SHOW
by Sandra Hoffman
Music by Raymond Jordan
Directed by Sandra Hochman
May 8, 2006 at 7:30pm

THE GOSPEL SHOW is based on a true story about an inner-city Detroit church choir which enters the Mahalia Jackson Gospel Competition.

Experiments '05

FEAR ITSELF - Secrets of the White House
by Jean-Claude van Itallie
Monday, November 1, 2004 at 7:30pm
Directed by George Ferencz



EXPOSURE TIMES
by Kim Merrill
The Annex
Monday, December 13, 2004 at 7:30pm
Based on the life and times of photographers Julia Margaret Cameron and Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll)
Pioneers of photography! Arts, science, or ego?

TENTAGATNET
by Peter Dizozza
Monday, January 10th, 2005 at 7:30pm
The Annex
A conservative couple confronts their mirror radicals
when, by accidentally crossing the spikes, they turn an old army surplus pup tent into a TentagatneT!!!
A new magical comedy.
Cast: Jamie Ashley, Felipe Bonilla, Bobby Faust, Jim Seaman, Jennie Vath.

WAITING FOR MERT
by MIKE ZETTLER
MONDAY, January 17th at 7:30pm
Two burglars on the new carpet with axes in their foreheads - what will the wife say?
A new black comedy.

TRACKING BLOOD WHITE
by Karen Sunde
MONDAY, Jan 31st at 7:30pm
A dying town vs. its Native American neighbors and a killer bear that haunts the mountain they share.
A magic tale set in America, now.
Featuring: Alexander Alioto, Jose Gioco, Allison Hiroto, Peter McCabe, Sami Sargent and Laralu Smith. Directed by George Ferencz.

The Whore of Sheridan Square a ridiculous story
by Michael Baron
MONDAY, March 21st at 7:30pm
"My ample bosom has comforted many a young man...like you." - Norma Charles
"The Whore of Sheridan Square" is a new play inspired by the life and works of Charles Ludlam and told in the style of the Ridiculous theatre he created.
A broke young writer recounts his escape to a hidden West Village alcove where he is hired and seduced by the legendary actress, playwright, and director, Norma Charles.
Directed by Michael Baron. Featuring Ken Barnett, Doug Brandt, Craig D'Amico, Vanessa Hidary, Eric McNaughton, and Liesl Tommy.


TRI-BAND STREAMING
By Charles Jamison
Directed by the author
MONDAY, March 28, 2005 at 7:30pm
Hot clubs, cool nights, betrayal, deceit, Champagne, drugs, sex, and rock & roll. Just another mid-Fall's dream of a night among friends on the isle of Manhattan.


RETURNING
by Yasmine Rana
Directed by George Ferencz
First Floor Theatre
Monday, May 16, 2005 at 7:30pm
An Art Gallery in New York has photos from Sniper Avenue in Sarajevo. But what about the human beings behind the photos? Marco and Azra and Andrea? And Rania from Afghanistan? And Caroline from the States? Their stories intertwine among the images.
Featuring Jeannie Dalton, Nell Gwynn, Allison Hiroto, Jake Speck, Zishan Ugurlu, and Jennie Vath


ABOUT ETHEL ROSENBERG
By Lu Hauser
Directed by George Ferencz
The Annex
Monday, May 23, 2005 at 7:30pm
Young Ethel Rosenberg was an accomplished singer and sang with the
Schola Canteorum on the stage in Carneige Hall.
How did she get to Carniege Hall?
Practice, Practice.
But how did she end up in Sing-Sing?
She joined the party.


RIGHT VS RIGHTEOUS
by Frank Craven
Directed by George Ferencz
The Annex
Monday, May 30, 2005 at 5:30pm
A Philosophical Comedy in Verse. Featuring Jim Seaman and Jennie Vath.
This short play is dedicated in part to funny show biz and to the very heart.
"Right Versus Righteous" a moral comedy for those who are pious and those who want to be.


EXPERIMENTS ‘04


GENERATIONS By Josh Greenfeld
Featuring Alexander Alioto, Cam Cordman, Jerry Matz, Jennie Vath
Directed by George Ferencz
GENERATION is a play in three scenes spanning a half century dealing with the changes and the constants, geographical and otherwise, in an American Jewish family.
With the La MaMa production of THE LAST TWO JEWS OF KABUL LAST SEASON, Josh Greenfeld returns to theatre as a writer after a career as a journalist, critic, novelist, and screenwriter. Mr. Greenfeld was nominated for an Academy Award for the screenplay of HARRY AND TONTO, the film for which Art Carney won the Oscar for the Best Actor; he also wrote the screenplay for OH GOD! BOOK TWO starring George Burns and the teleplay LOVEY: CIRCLE OF CHILD PART II starring Jane Alexander. His play CLANDESTINE ON THE MORNING LINE, after premiering at the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. was produced Off-Broadway starring Rosetta LeNoir and James Earl Jones. AND I HAVE A DREAM, starring Billy Dee Williams, after opening at Ford's Theatre in Washington and touring the country settled down for a run on Broadway. In addition, he is the author of the novels “O for a Master of Magic”, “The Return of Mr. Hollywood” and “What Happened Was This”. But perhaps Mr. Greenfeld is best known for his prize winning “A Child Called Noah” trilogy about his brain damaged son, “A Child Called Noah”, “A Place for Noah”, and “A Client Called Noah”.

CAKE LIQUOR, CHOCOLATE SEX: FOUR SHORTS YOU CAN SINK YOUR TEETH INTO By Tara Dairman
Featuring Andy Hoey, Cam Kornman, Deric McNish, Cameron Peterson, D. Zhonzinsky
Directed by Cyndy A. Marion
Tara Dairman's work has been produced at Dartmouth College and by the Fishamble Theatre Company in Dublin, Ireland. Most recently, her short play The Wedding Cake was named a finalist for the Actors Theatre of Louisville's 2004 Heideman Award. Tara lives in Manhattan and is a founding member of the Breadbasket Writers Group. Thanks to the Breadbasketeers for their comments and encouragement and to special agent Katie Wade for the Flemish translations!

ORIUNDINA By Lella Heins
Featuring Dacyl Acevedo, Barret Wall, Amanda Pietropalo, Justin Long, Sky Jarrett, Ashley Arnold, Electra Yao, Catherine Michens, Jordan Boyland, Julian Collier, Jane Nichols, Stafford Clark-Price, rebecca Thomas and Twinkle Burke.
Directed by Alec Harrington
In the play ORIUNDINA A group of children and teenagers on the island of Itaparica, Brasil, rally to rescue the lost tail of the mermaid Oriundina, personal assistant to the goddess of the sea Yemanja', whose annual feast she is in charge of overseeing. By joining forces, using their wits and magic intervention they try to defeat the evil schemes of the local busybody and an ambitious marine biologist from Rio.
Lella Heins was invited to join the Actors Studio Playwrights Unit in 1988. Her plays and adaptations have been produced in New York, London and Milan. In Italy she is guest teacher and director with I Mercenari , a Theater company based in Milan. In New York she taught writing workshops at Barnard College of Columbia University, The Learning Annex and privately. She has been a writing facilitator at The Field, a non-profit artists' organization in Manhattan and associate artistic director of the Magellan Theater Project. In 2001 she was awarded a writing Fellowship by the Sacatar Foundation, an American Foundation with a center in Bahia, Brasil. Her latest production, "Lion Taming in Miami and Other Views of Life", an anthology of six of her one-act plays, was produced by Medicine Show Theater in Manhattan in 2003. "Oriundina, the Siren of Itaparica", was awarded a grant by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council in 2004.

ON THE ROCKS By Robyn Burland
ON THE ROCKS takes a standard formula-the marriage/sex comedy and stands it on its head, revealing the underlying cruelty and violence that percolates just beneath the surface of the middle-class family.Patti, Lynette, and Janet, three Staten Island housewives, live in an insular world of camaraderie and competition, where finding the right color toilet brush is a major life goal and infidelity a convenient way to pass the lonely days.
Robyn Burland received an MFA in playwriting from Columbia University in 1994. Her plays include: Postpartum (New Georges Performathon, Women's Project, Newman Theatre), A Savior Needs a Nice Smile (Expanded Arts, Women's Project) After Loyal (Moving Arts-L.A., New Georges), Walkmania (New Georges), Obit, Love Amy, and The Book of Jay (AndHow! Theater Co.). Robyn is an affiliated artist with New Georges Theatre and a member of The New Group's playwriting unit.

SPIC AND SPAM By Alba Sanchez & Peter Byrnes
SPICK AND SPAM: a new comedy about the Empowered and Enlightened Latina and Spam.
What do you get when you take
a South Bronx Puerto Rican chick
and give her a gay best friend from Appalachia?
HINT: It's ain't Will & Grace
Alba Sanchez wrote and performed in the La MaMa production of THE BRONX WITCH PROJECT, which was first read in the Experiments Series.

GOD TOOK AWAY HIS POEM By Gamal Abdel Chasten
GOD TOOK AWAY HIS POEM is about a young boxer in the70's who looks to face his idle in the ring, but when tragedy befalls he is left to deal with his disappointments and regrets while raising a son.
GAMAL ABDEL CHASTEN has been a Professional Writer and Performance Poet for the past eight years. The last six years he has spent as a co-writer and co-creator as a member of Universes Theater/Poetry ensemble. As an Actor/Playwright his credits read as follows: Off Broadway: Slanguage (New York Theater Workshop) Off-Off Broadway: Reg.e.gaines TIERS (Live From The Edge), IN CASE YOU FORGET (Labyrinth Theatre), You Can Clap Now (HERE), GOD TOOK AWAY HIS POEM by Chasten (Labyrinth Theatre-Barn Series). GOD TOOK AWAY HIS POEM, a one man show, is based on the influence of sports icon Muhammed Ali on the life of a single African American father raising his son in the 1970’s, and their struggles.
Directing credit: Stakes Is High (Henry Street Settlement and The Krane Theater) The Last Word, Written and Directed by Gamal Abdel Chasten (PS 122 Fresh Terrain series at The University of Texas), Affiliation: New York Theatre Workshop Usual Suspect.


EXPERIMENTS ‘03

The Strange Case of The Missing Dr. Watson- Mia Albright
Guardian Angel- Mark Bramble and Jennifer Wells
The Last Word- Gamal Abdel Chasten
Devotion- Mary Fulhan
The Last Two Jews of Kabul- Josh Greenfeld
Global Excursions- Maxine Kern
Faith- Joe Martin
Sex, Death and The Beach Baby- By Kim Merril
The Fastest Woman Alive- Karen Sunde
The Chronicle of Mary- Tad Troli

EXPERIMENTS ‘02

Phallic Fables No. 2- Walter Corwin
The Next Step- Michael DiAntonio
Cuckoo- Paul Dios
The Golf Wars- Peter Dizozza
Soul Window- Charles N. Jamison Jr.
Happy Valentine’s Day- Donald H. Julian
I Like To Be With You- Peter McCabe
L-Words- Pam Mills
Beauty 1953- Leslie Nipkow
The Health Plan- Yolanda Rodriguez
The Bronx Witch Project- Alba Sanchez
The King of Diamonds- T.D. White

EXPERIMENTS ‘01

Your Town- Walter Corwin
The Question House- Tara S. Dairman
Memories are Made of This- Don Dewey
The Formula- Suzanna Geraghty and Michael Zettler
Soul Window- Charles N. Jamison Jr.
Words & Music by Sweetie Jones- Gale Kriegal-Maline
Scene of Shipwreck- Pam Mills
Lady McBroth- Vered Post
Chiaroscuro- Aisha Rahman
Plains- Stacia Saint Owens
Truth Takes a Holiday- Karen Sunde

EXPERIMENTS ‘00

Blue Moon Over Memphis- Deborah Baley Brevoort
Saving Wanda- Don Dewey
The Last Dodo- Peter Dizozza
Three Valises- Stan Kaplan
Mercury- Carson Kreitzer
We Agree! We Agree! - Pamela Mills
The Cursed- Enver Petrovci
Truth or Dare- Karen Sunde
From That Day To This- Michael Zettler

EXPERIMENTS ‘99

Deep Cut- Karim Alrawi
Fur- Migdalia Cruz
The Eleventh Hour- Peter Dizozza
Schrodinger’s Cat & An Idea About An Idea- Stan Kaplan
Bony And Poot & Untitled, 1985- Luke Landric
Wallpaper Psalm- Ruth E. Margraff
The Emperor And The Queen- Peter McCabe
Rhyolite- Alexandre Phillippe
Anybody Seen Marie Laveau?- Aisha Rahman
Unfinished Buisness- Fred Rohan Vargas
Song of Genji- Edgar Nkosi White
Chingaleros, Chupacabras And Jungle Boys- Michael Zettler