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The Theatre: 2007-08 Season


In addition to classes, the T. Schreiber Studio produces an annual season of full-scale productions showcasing the talents of professional actors currently at the studio or its alumni. Our air-conditioned 65-seat Gloria Maddox Theatre provides our audiences and actors with an exciting and intimate theatrical experience. The Studio is recognized by the New York theatre community for superior production values and high professional standards. Please explore past seasons to read our reviews.

From classic to contemporary, the T. Schreiber Studio has produced more than 200 plays since the mid-80's. Working on a play from rehearsal to performance in a supportive environment is an essential part of the studio's training mission. Industry attendance has helped many actors launch their careers.
Sister Cities poster

Sister Cities
By Colette Freedman
Directed by Cat Parker

October 18 - November 18, 2007

138 reams of white paper. 27 different brands of vodka. 5 Russian Stacking dolls. 4 sisters. 1 dead mother. Family reunions are always a bitch. Named after the cities of their births, and separated by careers, families and old animosities, four sisters discover the truth behind the phrase, "blood is thicker than water" ...and vodka.

Night of the Iguana poster

The Night of the Iguana
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Terry Schreiber

February 21 - March 30, 2008

The Reverend T. Lawrence Shannon confronts the demons of frantic sexuality, religious guilt and emotional confusion as he learns from both the earthly simplicity of Maxine Falk and the cool serenity of Hannah Jelkes.

 


The Actor's Nightmare and The Real Inspector Hound, poster

The Real Inspector Hound
By Tom Stoppard
and
The Actor's Nightmare
By Christopher Durang

Directed by Peter Jensen

May 8 - June 15, 2008

One man's dream is another man's nightmare...

...And in The Actor's Nightmare, George Spelvin certainly gets the wrong end of that bargain. Playwright Christopher Durang thrusts his anxious accountant on the stage to replace an ailing actor, but George has no knowledge of the lines or even the name of the play -- is it a Noel Coward comedy? Shakespeare's Hamlet? As the almost too real executioner approaches, George hopes against hope that it's only a dream!

On the silver side of the dream is Moon and Birdboot, two theatre critics in Tom Stoppard's The Real Inspector Hound, who aspire to live out their dreams of fame and sexual prowess. As the hilarious Agatha Christie-style play-within-a-play begins, the two critics place their focus on the cliché-sodden country style mystery. Eventually their own personal obsessions take over and they find themselves onstage and deeply involved as the murderer's identity is revealed. As the story takes its hilarious twists and turns, our intrepid critics might find their dream closer to a nightmare than originally thought!

 
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