Curated by playwright Barbara Hammond, Fallen Angel Theatre are thrilled to present two Aftershow Panel Discussions. Fallen Angel Theatre Company are offering a discount on ticket prices for both of these performances.
$26. Use "
PAN1" at the Box office, online at
http://www.broadwayoffers.com/ or by calling 212 947-8844
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
Sunday, July 17th 2011, (After the 3pm Performance of Eva the Chaste)
Panelists:
Annabel Clark
Toni Dorfman
Pennylynn White
On Sunday July 17th, Toni Dorfman (Director of Undergraduate Theatre Studies, Yale University; Playwright; Director), Pennylynn White (Actress; Playwright), Annabel Clark (Photojournalist; author, Jounal: A Mother and Daughter's recovery from Breast Cancer) will participate in a panel entitled "Mothers and Daughters". How is the relationship between Mother and Daughter portrayed in the theatre? Whom and what can take on the role of Mother in situations where a biological connection is missing? In the shadow of the Father/Son preoccupations of Shepard, O'Neill and Miller, where can we find equally poignant and truthful portrayals of the intimacy, Love and pain of being a Mother or a daughter?
GREAT ROLES FOR WOMEN
Tuesday, July 19th 2011 (After the 7pm Performance of Eva the Chaste)
Panelists:
Tanya Barfield
Estelle Lasher
Deb Margolin
Charlotte Moore
Aedin Moloney
On July 19th, 2011, Tanya Barfield (Playwright, Defacing Patriotic Property, Blue Door), Estelle Lasher (founder, Principal Management, a bi-coastal talent and literary management agency), Deb Margolin (founder, Split Britches Theatre Company, Playwright, Performer), Charlotte Moore (founder & Artistic Director of The Irish Repertory Theatre, Actor), and Aedin Moloney (founder & Artistic Director, Fallen Angel Theatre Company, Actress) will discuss "Great Roles for Women". Go behind the scenes with tour de force performances with writers, directors, performers & talent management. What makes a great role, and why they are in shorter supply for women? Expect anecdotes from the trenches.
The wonderful Michael Countryman as Fr. Jack entrances his sisters, Kate (powerfully played by Orlagh Cassidy), Agnes (Rachel Pickup), Rose (Aedin Moloney), Maggie (Jo Kinsella) and Chrissie (Annabel Hagg) in Dancing at Lughnasa at the Irish Repertory Theatre, New York. This is the 20th anniversary production. Photo by Carol Rosegg.
Orlagh Cassidy as Kate, Annabel Hagg as Chrissie, Aedin Moloney as Rose and the terrific Jo Kinsella as Maggie in Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel at the Irish Repertory Theatre, New York. This is the 20th Anniversary production. Photo by Carol Rosegg
