Illustration by Roland Locke         

April 30th through May 29th
Thursdays through Saturdays at 7:30
Saturday matinees at 2:00
special additional performance on Monday, May 3rd at 7:30

Cast: Erin Teresa Beirnard,* Laura Bozzone, Christine Bullen, Robert Carroll, Charles Casano, Gregory Couba,* Joe Danbusky,* Dinh Doan,* Peter Dobbins,* Michael Ensberg, Meaghan Bloom Fluitt, Jimmy Gary Jr, Mauricio Tafur Salgado,* Jose Sanchez,* Sawyer Mastrandrea, Harlan Work*

Scenic Design: Ken Larson
Sound Design: David A. Thomas
Lighting Design: Michael Abrams
Costume Design: Laura Taber Bacon
Stage Manager: Charles Casano
Composer: Tiffiny Gulla

Producer: Fr. Peter John Cameron, O.P.
Producer: Peter Dobbins
Managing Producer: Catherine Kolpak
Producing Director Chance Michaels

*Appearing courtesy of Actors Equity Association

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AND COMING IN OCTOBER:

BREAK OF NOON
by PAUL CLAUDEL

Part Three of the ongoing festival:

THE PAUL CLAUDEL PROJECT

Celebrating the life and work of the world-renowned playwright, poet and diplomat.

"THE PAUL CLAUDEL PROJECT is an introduction to the work of one of the 20th century's greatest geniuses. In the three plays that we will present, Claudel explores the natures, differences and interactions of human and divine love, and how the resulting conflicts serve a greater plan. These three plays each tell stories of divine grace and adulterous passion in completely different styles and settings."

- Peter Dobbins, artistic director of The Storm Theatre

The Project is comprised of three productions:

Part One, THE TIDINGS BROUGHT TO MARY, ran March 13th - April 4th, 2009.
Part Two, THE SATIN SLIPPER, ran January 8th through February 6th, 2010.

If you didn't see the first two productions, here's what you missed:

Click here for more reviews!

Watch this space for more information on THE PAUL CLAUDEL PROJECT, coming soon!

LATEST COMPANY NEWS:

The Storm Theatre has been chosen by nytheatre.com as one of its "People of the Year" for 2007!

nytheatre.com had this to say about the Storm:

"Helmed by artistic director Peter Dobbins, the Storm distinguished itself this year with a fine new play (John Regis's Linnea) plus the unprecedented and invaluable festival of plays by Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II). The latter event gave New Yorkers an opportunity to see four seldom-produced plays, including the fascinating The Jeweler's Shop."

More information about this award may be found on the nytheatre.com website.

LINNEA has been published in The New York Theatre Experience's collection PLAYS AND PLAYWRIGHTS 2008!

"Plays and Playwrights 2008" is an anthology of 10 plays by emerging playwrights, produced in NYC during the 2006-07 theatre season. Among them is LINNEA, originally produced by the Storm Theatre! (click here for reviews and more information)

In LINNEA, a young writer who is obsessed by Dostoyevsky lives out his own New York City dream version of "The Idiot" in this remarkable coming-of-age tale.

Author John Regis is an actor, a director, a teacher, and a playwright. He was born in Marblehead, MA on July 4, 1958, and raised in both Peabody, MA and Hampton, NH. He received a B.A. in Communications from Fordham University, and studied with Stella Adler and Mario Sileti at the Stella Adler Conservatory. John teaches drama and videomaking at the Bank Street School.

Congratulations, John!

You can buy the book from Amazon.com here.