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WHERE THE LOVELIGHT GLEAMS by Kyle J McCloskey
Directed by Claire Edmonds Featuring:Noelle Franco, Zoe Shyngle and Jessica Toltzis Dramaturge: Madeline Mahrer Stage Manager: Justin Kelley-Cahill Lighting Designer: Sage Kaufman Sound Designer: Jacob Menke Voiceover: David Kepner Kyle J McCloskey's WHERE THE LOVELIGHT GLEAMS is a new play about three incarcerated individuals in the California Restitution Program. The play examines a plethora of issues including the ongoing global fight against climate change, wildfires, queer identity, the war on drugs, mass incarceration, and more. This script is a recipient of the 2019 Paula Vogel Prize from the Kennedy Center and a Semifinalist for the 2020 Relentless Award from the American Playwriting Foundation. |
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Red Light Winter
a play by Adam Rapp Produced by The Bridge Production Group Featuring: Christina Toth, Max Hunter, Connor Bond Lights by Cheyenne Sykes, Costumes by Nicolle Allen, Set by Seth Byrum "a very fine production...genuinely speaks to the nuances of our experiences, the volume of what we can encompass, the peculiar range of our true feelings." -Aron Cantor, StageBuddy |
"The Pearl That I Long For" lyrics by Adam Rapp
music by Marlena Mack |
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Delivery: A Triptych
a new play by Genevieve Simon with music by Zak Houston and Marlena Mack developed with and directed by Claire Edmonds with movement by Hayley Palmer Featuring Zak Houston as The Most Famous Beautiful Woman From History Marlena Mack as The Pink Pony Maribel Martinez as Sybil Ludington and Genevieve Simon as The Green Dinosaur Developed and premiered at The Tank NYC featured at Cincinnati Fringe Festival 2018 |
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Pippin
book and lyrics Roger O. Hirson, music by Steven Schwartz Presented by The JHU Barnstormers Produced by Gillian Lelchuk Lights by Laura Nugent & Monika Borkovic Costumes by Ines Botto & John del Toro Scenic Design by Isabel Randazzo |
"...a surrealist vision of life... enchanting" |
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Spring Awakening
book and lyrics Steven Sater, music by Duncan Sheik Presented by The JHU Barnstormers Produced by Gillian Lelchuk Lights by Laura Nugent, Costumes by John del Toro Set by Isabel Randazzo Videos by Octavia Fitzmaurice |
"The ensemble was a force of its own. Compelling...abyss-embracing tragedy."- |
Here's a sneak peek of our musical, Spring Awakening! We open tomorrow, and we can't wait!
Posted by The Johns Hopkins University Barnstormers on Thursday, April 6, 2017
Emily Su as Wendla - Spring Awakening 2017Check out Emily Su as Wendla Bergman in our upcoming production of Spring Awakening! Look out for more sneak peaks and info about tickets. #springiswoke Shows are April 7, 8, 14, and 15 at 8pm and April 9 and 16 at 3pm. Video by Octavia Fitzmaurice
Posted by The Johns Hopkins University Barnstormers on Wednesday, March 15, 2017
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Romeo + Juliet + Anybodys
conceived and written by Genevieve Simon music and lyrics by Zak Houston & Marlena Mack developed with and directed by Claire Edmonds in collaboration with: Casey Leach, Morgan Hollingsworth, Joe Romanini, Genevieve Simon, Zak Houston, Marlena Mack, Michael Amendola and Galen Sato movement direction by Hayley Palmer Production Photos by Dan Winters |
"With rapid momentum, Anybodys’ backstory of frustration unfolds: She could save the lovers, if only somebody would listen to her. In fact, Anybodys’ story is her own tale of longing and tragedy." "It’s the epitome of Fringe creativity and energy... a virtuoso cast in a smartly staged and thoroughly polished production...this production never lets up." |
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"Nero" by Zak Houston
“a terrifying and beautifully constructed production” |
"captured the emotions nudity of the characters...terrific." |
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short plays
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Horse Girls
by Ryan Drake The Flea Theatre: Serials Cycle 42 The Siggy Theatre Produced By Rachel Lin and Matt Stango |
Post-Its: Notes on a Marriage
by Paul Dooley & Winnie Holzman
Nixon Theatre, UC Irvine
by Paul Dooley & Winnie Holzman
Nixon Theatre, UC Irvine
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The Day The Hill Stood Up
a new children's play by Peregrine Chase with music by Noah DeRosier An independent educational theatre project for the children of Paso Robles, California. Featuring seven performers between the ages of 6 and 12. All proceeds benefitted The Cancer Research Institute. |
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Down by the River
by Peregrine Chase Mid-Town International Theatre Festival Best New Play 2016 |
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Breastimonials
by Kaedy Fischer Co-directed by Monica Hoyt Manhattan Repertory Theatre |