Read the Retro Newsletter about MILL FIRE

 

Retro Articles of Interest:


Performances to
Remember, 2007

Courier Life Newspapers
Brooklyn troupe keeps it all in the family for 'Summer'

 

Past Retro
Productions:


Mill Fire by Sally Nemeth

 


What I Did Last Summer
by A. R. Gurney

 


Still Life a documentary
by Emily Mann

 

Mrs. California by Doris Baizley River Heights Productions
Mrs. California by Doris Baizley (as River Heights Productions)

 

Catholic School Girls by Casey Kurtti River Heights Productions
Catholic School Girls

by Casey Kurtti
(as River Heights Productions)
 

 

Big News:

Retro Productions nominated for 6 New York Innovative Theater Awards!
Leading Actress, Lauren Kelston, Mill Fire
Leading Actress, Kristen Vaughan, Mill Fire
Costume Design, Rebecca Cunningham, What I Did Last Summer
Lighting Design, Kerrie Lovercheck, Mill Fire
Set Design, Jack and Rebecca Cunningham, Mill Fire
Sound Design, Amy Altadonna, Mill Fire

Heather E. Cunningham's performance as Cheryl in Retro Productions Still Life by Emily Mann was chosen as Marc Miller's "Performances to Remember, 2007" for Backstage East!  Read the full article here.

   

Coming Next:


by Max Shulman and Robert Paul Smith

For Charlie, life in early 50s New York City sure is swell, at least, that is how his old friend Joe sees it when he comes to visit. Charlie has a swinging bachelor pad, a good job, and more girls than he can handle. Before long at least one of those girls finds herself in a tug-of-war, and jealousy forces Charlie to choose… but will he choose the right girl?

November 6 - 22, 2008
Wed-Sat & Mon at 8p.m., Sun at 2p.m.
special matinee performance Nov. 8 @ 2pm

by Mark Medoff

It’s the end of the 60s in New Mexico and an early morning shift change at Foster’s Diner turns ugly when Teddy walks in. Steak and eggs evolve into taunting and bullying and before long the patrons and diner staff are helpless puppets in Teddy's cruel game, too terrified to resist him. Will they pull together to overcome him or be shattered by his emotional abuse?

May 7-24, 2008
Wed-Sat & Mond at 8p.m., Sun at 2p.m.

All performances take place at the Spoon Theater
38 West 38th Street, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10018

  The Spoon Theater is air conditioned and fully handicapped accessible.
Take the 7, B, D, F or V to 5th Ave/Bryant Park
or the B, D, F, V, N, R, W, Q to Herald Square.
Lot parking available nearby.

 

Tickets on sale October 1st, 2008.


The theater box office accepts cash only and opens one half hour prior to showtime.

TDF Vouchers are accepted at the box office one
half hour prior to show time based on availability.

 

This program has been made possible in part through the sponsorship of The Field.


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