supported production:
the pool!
Bernfield, Rosen, Gil-Sheridan hit the flea 11/15!

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New Georges’ Supported Productions program provides mentorship, resources and an institutional platform to affiliated artists producing their own work independently.  Our latest Supported Production is actually THREE!  And supports four New Georges artists: Susan Bernfield, Lynn Rosen, Morgan Gould and Portia Krieger.

Hope you’ll dive into The Pool!  We’re proud to support it, and happy to host it as the first production in our season as Anchor Partners at The Flea.

…a temporary consortium formed by playwrights Lynn Rosen, Peter Gil-Sheridan & Susan Bernfield to drive our own processes and  produce our ready-to-go plays!

Susan, Lynn and Peter’s plays (directed by Portia Krieger, José Zayas and Morgan Gould) will be performed in rotating rep at The Flea’s brand-new Tribeca theater, November 15 to December 16.  They are:

TANIA IN THE GETAWAY VAN
by Susan Bernfield
directed by Portia Krieger
with Annie McNamara, Caitlin Morris, Courtney G. Williams and Madeline Wise
In which freedom’s just another word for yeah, go get liberated, mom, I’m just gonna hide in the closet and pretend to be Patty Hearst.

WASHED UP ON THE POTOMAC
by Lynn Rosen
directed by José Zayas
with Austin Blunk, Jacque Emord-Netzley, Crystal Finn, Adam Green, Jennifer Morris and Debargo Sanyal
A dark comedy about missing commas, a missing person, and three proofreaders who are trying to fill an empty space…

THE RAFA PLAY
by Peter Gil-Sheridan
directed by Morgan Gould
with Juan Arturo, Olli Haaskivi, Tommy Heleringer, Annie Henk, Megan Hill and Tommy Russell
…the story of legendary and award-winning playwright Peter Gil-Sheridan’s marriage to tennis superstar Rafael Nadal.

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