"Dido in Idaho" by Abby Rosebrock, directed by Mikhaela Mahony and featuring Curran Connor, Dawn McGee, Julie Fitzpatrick, and Layla Khosnoudi
November 19th - 22nd at Ensemble Studio Theater, NYC
Thursday at 7, Friday at 7, Saturday at 2 & 7, Sunday at 5
JULIE’S PRIOR PERFORMANCES AND READINGS
October 25, 2015 "Eating and Drinking" by Susan Haar
"Eating and Drinking," a reading of a new draft of Susan Haar's play directed by Abigail Zealy-Bess and Featuring:
Denny Dale Bess, Julie Fitzpatrick, David Gelles, Judith Light, and Diana Ruppe
12-2pm in Chealsea NYC
October 13 - 17, 2015 "You Guys The Dog Did It" by Sylvia Khoury in Asking for Trouble
Ensemble Studio Theatre Presents Asking for Trouble
"You Guys The Dog Did It" by Sylvia Khoury
Directed by Billy Carden
Featuring: Julie Fitzpatrick, Megan Hill, Michael Rosete
Series B: Tues, Oct 13 @ 8:30pm | Thurs, Oct 15 @7:00pm | Sat, Oct 17 @8:00pm (2015)
549 West 52nd Street, 2nd Floor Theater, NYC
September 17 - October 4, 2015 "Between Pretty Places" by Susan Merson and Shellen Lubin
"Beyond Pretty Places," a musical ghost story
Play by Susan Merson and Music and Lyrics by Shellen Lubin
Musical Direction and Additional Music by Matthew Gandolfo
Directed by John Hadden
Featuring Phillip Callen, Julie Fitzpatrick, Jemma Kosanke, Ellen Parker, Heather Lupton Rasche
September 17, 18, 19 @ 7:30 (2015)
September 20 @ 3pm & 7:30pm
September 24, 25, 26 @ 7:30
September 27 @ 3pm & 7:30pm
October 1, 2, 3 @ 7:30pm
October 4 @ 3pm & 7:30pm
13th Street Repertory Company 50 w 13th Street, NYC
August 9, 2015 “Cocktail Party Putsch”
How far will one go to keep a job? Fascism, globe-trotting, and a couple trying to stay afloat are at the center of "Cocktail Party Putsch."
A reading of "Cocktail Party Putsch" by Toby Armour, Directed by Pat Souney will happen on August 9th 2015 at 1pm in East Haven, CT.
Featuring: Michael Anthony, Matthew Brand, David Cardone, Nancy Cardone, Michael Cartwright, Brian Cunningham, Julie Fitzpatrick, Michael Souney, Nancy Sumner, Mark Williams
July 6, 2015 "Through the Window" by Abigail Gampel
THROUGH THE WINDOW
by Abigail Gampel
with: Julie Fitzpatrick, Audrey Martells, Meg MacCary
Directed By: Allison Mitchell
Monday July 6th at 8pm
at The HERE Arts Center
145 Sixth Avenue
(on Dominick- 1 block below Spring)
June 24, 2015 "Dido In Idaho" by Abby Rosebrock
Dido in Idaho (2015)
by Abby Rosebrock & Directed by Colette Robert*
with Brad Anderson, Julie Fitzpatrick*, Dawn McGee*, Risa Sarachan* and Stephanie Ward
To break up the marriage of her favorite-poet-cum-lover, an alcoholic musicologist enlists the help of her estranged mother in rehab. A hilarious tragedy in Moscow,Idaho.
Wednesday 6/24 @ 7pm
On the Ensemble Studio Theatre, 6th Floor, 549 W 52nd Street, NYC
June 19, 2015 "Singles In Agriculture" By Abby Rosebrock at Drama League
Friday June 19th, 2015
$5 (includes a glass of wine)
SINGLES IN AGRICULTURE
By Abby Rosebrock
Directed by Stephanie Ward
Cast:
Abby Rosebrock - Priscilla
Graeme Gillis - Joel
Julie Fitzpatrick -Lois
On their last night together at an annual dating convention for farmers, a South Carolina army widow who loves MODERN FAMILY and talks to her pygmy goats angles for romance with a fundamentalist dairy farmer from Oklahoma. Inspired by research on twenty-first-century independent farming, SINGLES IN AGRICULTURE offers glimpses into a rural landscape where social isolation and economic exploitation intensify the hopes, anxieties, and losses that we all sign up for when we search for love.
June 8 - June 30 2015 "Door Opens, Walk Through" by Susan Merson
Celebrated playwright Susan Merson offers up a trilogy
of evocative works that walk the oft-rocky road of relationship:
by Susan Merson
directed by Shellen Lubin
featuring Polly Adams, Chris Ceraso, Julie Fitzpatrick, and Shane Howard
Stage Management by Zija Lubin-West and Taylor Makowski
June 8, 9, 15.,16, 21, 22, 26, 27, 29, 30
http://www.13thstreetrep.org/
13th Street Rep is located at 50 w 13th Street, NYC
May 13 - June 6, 2015 "I Battled Lenny Ross" by Anna Ziegler & Matt Schatz
I Battled Lenny Ross by Anna Ziegler & Matt Schatz; directed by Daniella Topol
A new musical about the toughest interview of Mike Wallace's career.
Anna Ziegler has had plays produced at Seattle Rep, Cincinnati Playhouse, Magic Theatre, EST, New Georges, and Theatre 503 (UK), among others. Productions are upcoming at The Old Globe, City Theatre,The Playwrights Realm, Theater J and Lantern Theater.
Matt Schatz won the Kleban Prize for Musical Theatre for Trapezoid (Astoria Performing Arts Center). He is an alumnus of the EST/Youngblood program and his plays and musicals include Georama (St. Louis Rep), The Burdens (Playwrights Union), and Where Ever It May Be, among others.
Featuring: Julie Fitzpatrick, Olli Haaskivi, Jake Kitchin, Aaron Serotsky
Series A Performance Schedule:
Evening Performances: Weds May 13th, Thurs May 14th, Fri May 15th, Sat May 16th,
Sun May 17th, Mon May 18th, Weds May 20th, Thurs May 21th, Mon June 1st, Thurs Jun 4th, and Sat Jun 6th at 7pm
Matinee Performances: Sat May 16th, Sun May 17th, and Sat May 30th at 2pm
Closes June 6th
http://www.ensemblestudiotheatre.org/
April 12, 2015 "Doing Our Best" by Clare Barron in EST/Youngblood's Sunday Brunch 2015
Clare Barron has written a moving one-act called "Doing Our Best" for the EST/Youngblood Brunch on Sunday featuring Julie Fitzpatrick, Haskell King, Kim Murtaugh, Diana Oh, and the voice of Kristin Griffith. "Doing our Best" is directed by Jeremy Bloom.
Spring is now actually here, making it all the easier to walk down to EST and see five new short plays by our Youngblood Playwrights. Things are looking up!
Join us at 12:30 for pancakes, eggs, bacon and open bar!
New plays start at 1:00
Featuring five new plays:
DOING OUR BEST By CLARE BARRON
A RANDOM WALK THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF TOWN By ALEX BORINSKY
THE NINTH PLANET By ERIC DUFAULT
THE NIGHT LILY GOT PREGNANT By ANNA MOENCH
TOMORROW By LEAH NANAKO WINKLER
March 20, 2015 "A Good Mother" by Evangelina Kingsley 2015
A jail. An ancient Greek Chorus. And a murder. (Plus a new baby.)
"The Good Mother" by By Evangelia Costantakos Kingsley and directed by Eliza Beckwith will be read at Nova Studios 244 W 54th Street NYC at 7:30pm on March 20th featuring: Charlotte Cohn, Fleur Alyse Dobbins, Nick Harris, Julie Fitzpatrick, Damon Kindard, Kurt Kingsley, Lawton Paseka, Patricia Phillips, Elizabeth Preston, and Megan Tusing.
March 15, 2015 "Shine Your Light" Symphonics Live - Julie Fitzpatrick reads new poems 2015
Sun, 15 March 2015 // 08:30 PM
Bowery Poetry, 308 Bowery, NYC
Symphonics Live is the multidiscipline evening produced and hosted by Shawn "Mr. Symphonics Live" Randall. Symphonics Live is an evening that showcases the finest poets and singer/songwriters in NY. Along with elements of dance and improvisation, Symphonics Live promotes Generosity, Love, and Creativity through the continual exploration of humanity through performing and visual arts. Symphonics Live has performed for crowds of people at the the legendary Blue Note Jazz Club, Highline Ballroom, Joe's Pub, Zipper Factory Theater, and the Bowery Poetry Club in New York.
FEATURING: Karla Mosely, Julian Pollack, Duv, Julie Fitzpatrick, Natalie Tenenbaum, Graceface Killah, Tishon Woolcock, Shawn Randall, and More!
Founder and executive producer of Symphonics Live is an actor, poet, singer, writer, producer, and freestyle emcee. He competed in the National Poetry Slam with Team NYC URBANA of the Bowery Poetry Club. He has had extensive experience in Off-Broadway theater including the acclaimed "Blue Man Group," a staged reading of Middle Finger at the Joseph Papp Public Theatre and performances at the Bardavon Opera House, Ensemble Studio Theatre, La Mama E.T.C. and BAM. His film appearances include Slings and Arrows, an independent that won Best Feature at the Avignon/NY Film Festival. Shawn Randall currently serves on the Board of Directors of Ensemble Studio Theatre.
TICKETS: $15 online advance $20 at the doorhttp://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1315322
March 1, 2015 "Halo" by Ana Nogueira
"Halo" is a play feeatured in EST/Youngblood's "BRUNCH-A-PHOBIA"
What scares you? Spiders? The Dark? National bacon shortages? We've got five new plays by Youngblood playwrights about phobias. Join us Sunday, March 1st. Pancakes, bacon and open bar start at 12:30. New Plays start at 1pm.
"Halo" by Ana Noguiera and directed by RJ Tolan features: Julie Fitzpatrick, Haskell King and Mike Smith Rivera
February 25, 2015 "Alternating Currents" by Adam Kraar 2015
As part of the 5 Boros/1 City Project, Adam Kraar and Gaye Taylor Upchurch have teamed up to write about the rich and surprising lives of Electchester, a community in Queens of electricians who... bowl. And are family. Sort of.
A reading of Adam's play will take place on 2/25 at 12:30pm, at 520 8th Avenue, 3rd Floor, NYC.
February 18, 2015 "Teenage Dick" by Mike Lew 2015
After a fabulously-helpful Rough Reading at the Playwrights Foundation in SF, "Teenage Dick" moves on to a Ma-Yi Lab reading in NYC, starring Gregg Mozgala, Shannon DeVido, Julie Fitzpatrick, Alex Breaux, Cleo Gray, and Anna Kull.
"Teenage Dick"
a Ma-Yi Lab Reading
Wed 2/18/15 @ 7pm
230 West 35th St #203 (betw 7th and 8th Ave)
Free!
Reservations: info@ma-yitheatre.org
February 1, 2015 "Husbands, Friends, Assistants" by Abby Rosebrock 2014
An EST/Youngblood Brunch Play featuring:
Bradley Anderson, Lindsey Austen, Julie Fitzpatrick, Molly Ward and directed by Nicole Ricciardi
We all have obsessions. Perhaps a lover. Perhaps a nemesis. Perhaps watching short plays once a month while eating breakfast food comfortably late in the day.
Join Youngblood next Sunday and we can share our obsessions together. Along with some booze and pancakes.
New plays by Paul Cameron Hardy, Mariah MacCarthy, Abby Rosebrock, Jahna Ferron-Smithand Emily Chadick Weiss starting at 1pm. Bacon, eggs, pancakes and open bar start at 12:30. Call 866-811-4111
January 29, 2015 "The Other Genius" by Steven Haworth 2015
Abingdon Theatre Company at 2pm (312 w 36th Street NYC)
A staged reading of "The Other Genius" by Steven Haworth
Featuring Chris Ceraso, Julie Fitzpatrick, Anne Marie Howard, Doug Rossi, Jonathan Randell Silver and directed by Jamie Richards
A troubled young man in love, An English psychology prof, an art dealer/chess master, a Serbian personal assistant and two ninjas - how can you not come out to hear this play?!
December 16 & 17, 2014 "Maybe, Probably" by Eric Sanders
A delightful story of a couple navigating the uncertainty of nine months before parenthood begins...
Directed by Alessandro Colia
Featuring Jane Bradley, Hamilton Clancy, Julie Fitzpatrick and Nathan Ramos
December 10 & 11, 2014 "Boy" by Anna Ziegler
Boy
By Anna Ziegler
Wednesday December 10th @ 7pm & Thursday December 11th @ 3pm
1968. A child is born. A terrible accident occurs. The story that follows is a heartbreaking tale of nature, nurture, and the indefinable things that make us who we are.
Directed by Linsay Firman & featuring Julie Fitzpatrick, Andrew Garman, Chris Sheard and Nathalia Payne.
October 28-November 22, 2014"Chairs and a Long Table" by Han Ong 2014
CHAIRS AND A LONG TABLE
follows a group of Asian American actors in New York City as they prepare to attend a conference addressing racial discrimination in the casting of a classic Chinese play, where the two lead characters have been cast with non-Asian actors. It is directed by Linsay Firman and the cast includes Ron Domingo, Julie Fitzpatrick, Julienne Kim, Moses Villarama, and Jeena Yi.
Ma-Yi Theater presents "Chairs and a Long Table" by Han Ong running at Theatre Row in NYC October 28th through November 23rd.
More deets at: ma-yitheatre.org
October 4, 2014 A Reading of Four Works by Sharr White
Julia L. Butterfield Library will host Julie Fitzpatrick and PJ Sosko to read from the work of critically-acclaimed playwright, Sharr White on October 4, 2014. Audience will hear excerpts from White's newest play Stupid Kid and will hear the one-acts Sunrise in Times Square, Icarus, and A Very Short Christmas Play.
September 23, 2014 "Best Hope" by Don Ponturo
A play reading about University researchers out to cure the world, win grants, and perhaps get naked (under their lab coats.)
Ensemble Studio Theatre, 549 West 52nd Street, NYC, 6th floor at 7pm.
BEST HOPE by Don Ponturo directed by Jamie Richards
with: Chris Ceraso, Julie Fitzpatrick, Jared McGuire, Turna Mete, Annalisa Ledson
September 17th "The Tomb of King Tot" by Eric Dufault (in Russian!) 2014
A Russian Roundtable reading at the Lark Development Center will be held September 17, 2014 of Eric Dufault's darkly funny and brilliant play about drawing one's way into oblivion. And into the profound heartbreaking truth.
Featuring: Brad Bellamy, Curran Connor, Lucy DeVito, Julie Fitzpatrick, and Megan Hill.
Facilitated by Lisa Rothe
Translation of the English into Russian by Oksana Aleshina
Adaptation of the Russian by Nina Belenitskaya
September 16th 2014 "Informed Consent" by Deborah Zoe Laufer 2014
A play reading of "Informed Consent" directed by Carolyn Cantor and hosted by Primary Stages for a preliminary reading of the upcoming Primary Stages/Ensemble Studio Theatre production will be held September 16th at 3pm at Primary Stages in New York City.
Forgetting, daughters, migration and who you are all make "Informed Consent" a poignant and impressive piece of theater.
Featuring: Stephanie Berry, Angel Desai, Julie Fitzpatrick, David Garrison, and William Jackson Harper
August 12th-14th 2014 "If It's Sad, I Don't Wanna See it" by Rehana Mirza 2014
"If Its Sad, I Don't Wanna See It" is a new play by Rehana Mirza directed by Michelle Bossy and featuring Julie Fitzpatrick, Johnny Pruitt, Eugene O, Scott Aiello, Nilanjana Bose-Ciupinska, Meera Kumbhani.
Ma-Yi Theater Company is workshopping the play August 12th through the 14th in NYC. It's an offbeat romantic comedy that travels the globe and makes you thirsty. And puts you in the mood for a massage.
August 5, 2014 "A Good Mother" by Evangelia Costantakos Kingsley
Mothers. Psychology. A deli. An ancient Greek Chorus. A murder. New life.
"The Good Mother" by By Evangelia Costantakos Kingsley and directed by Eliza Beckwith will be read at Ensemble Studio Theatre, 549 W 52nd Street, NYC at 7pm on Tuesday, August 5th featuring: Julie Fitzpatrick, Dion Graham, Kurt Kingsley, Vera Lekas, Erica Lutz, Lawton Paseka, Christa Scott-Reed, Mike Smith Rivera, Regina Strayhorn and Megan Tusing
July 9 2014 "Away Towards Home" by Jeanne Dorsey
Workshopped at SPACE at Ryder Farm through Ensemble Studio Theatre, Jeanne Dorsey's play follows a dancer as she moves through her past to find a new rhythm in the present. Featuring: Katie Erbie, Grant Shaud, Melanie Nicholls-King, Julie Fitzpatrick, Graeme Gillis, Haskell King, Michael Calciano, and Lucy DeVito.
July 9, 2014 "The Club" by Amy Fox
Workshopped at SPACE at Ryder Farm through Ensemble Studio Theater, Amy Fox's hysterical and poignant play is about motherhood, friendship, and flannel (and the ways in which they all, for better or for worse, endure.) Starring Lucy DeVito, Julie Fitzpatrick, Kristin Griffith, Kelli Lynn Harrison, and Melanie King. July 9, 2014 @ 8pm in The Barn at Ryder Farm, Brewster, NY. (All audience welcome - including bats, ducks, and frogs.)
June 29, 2014 "The Other White Meat" by Erin Mallon
A play about farms. And love. And your moon cycle. TODAY 4:30pm at Shetler Studios & Theatres, come drink free wine with us and check out The Brooklyn Generator's brand new (we're talking like "finished" yesterday new) draft of THE OTHER WHITE MEAT directed by Kel Haney and featuring the brilliant cast of Anna Aronson, Jennifer Bowen, Don Carter, Julie Fitzpatrick, Garrett Neergaard and Debargo Sanyal. — with Bixby Elliot.
June 23, 2014 "Dust" by Qui Nguyen
"Dust" is being read as part of The Lark Roundtable at 2pm on Monday June 23rd - it is directed by Linsay Firman and featuring Nadia Gan, Scott Thomas, Jeff Biehl, Julie Fitzpatrick, Todd Lawson, and Jamal McCree. It follows the story of a Vietnamese girl in search of her father, a military man living in Arkansas, whose family is unaware of her existence. Themes of hope, loss, lust (with a stash of surprising porn thrown there) are woven together powerfully in Nguyen's "Dust."
June 16, 2014 "Doppelganger" by Victoria Z. Daly
THE 9TH FLOOR PRESENTS
A developmental reading of "Doppelgänger" featuring Julie Fitzpatrick,Carole Monferdini, Kathryn Danielle, Danielle Beckman, and Stephanie Braxton
By Victoria Z. Daly & Directed by Norma Medina
Vanessa, the mother of only child Shelley, has a midlife crisis when Shelley’s angry, teenage rebellion forces her to question her own identity. Vanessa’s mother returns from the dead, an imaginary daughter shows up, and her therapist still won’t let her off the hook. Will Vanessa jump off a roof? Will she kill her daughter with a chicken? Or will imaginary daughter kill her? A comedy set in the middle of Vanessa’s troubled mind.
Talkback with the playwright afterwards & FREE Monday, June 16, 7:30 p.m.
TAI Studios, 150 W. 30th St., 14th floor (between 6th/7th Aves)
DOPPELGANGER is presented as part of a series of readings in May and June showcasing the work of The 9th Floor, a New York City–based collective of writers and actors.
June 6, 2014 "In Loco Parentis" By Adam Kraar
A new play by Adam Kraar being read as part of The Lark Roundtable 2pm, Monday June 16.
June 13, 2014 "The World Avoided" by Andrea Lepcio
A huge sprawling play by Andrea Lepcio about climate change and hydrofluorocarbons with a global cast and a strong message. Presented as a Lark Roundtable at 1pm on June 13th, directed by Linsay Firman.
June 11, 2014 "Chatterbots" by Eric Dufault
CHATTERBOTS, a play about an artificial intelligence program capable of convincing others it's a human being, by Eric Dufault and directed by John Giampietro.
Featuring Lucy DeVito, Ethan Hova, Curran Connor, Brad Bellamy, Shawn Randall, Julie Fitzpatrick, and Risa Sarachan.
Ensemble Studio Theatre
June 10, 2014 "The Moors" by Jen Silverman
The time is the 1840s. The place is the bleak moors of England. Think Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre and the Bronte sisters.
Welcome to Youngblood's Bloodworks 2014!
Featuring: Janet Zarish, Polly Lee, Diana Ruppe, Julie Fitzpatrick, Curran Connor, and Lucy DeVito. Directed by RJ Tolan.
Ensemble Studio Theatre
June 8, 2014 "Nava Jeevan" by Mrinalini Kamath
Starring: Meera Khumbani, Jolly Abraham, Alex Herrald, Amy Staats, Nilanjana Bose, Shetal Shah and Julie Fitzpatrick
June 27, 2014 "Orphans of the Nightingale of the Desert: a Bollywood Spectacular"
"Orphans of the Nightingale of the Desert: a Bollywood Spectacular" is part of a celebration honoring Asian American Heritage Month! The 8 plays that comprise "Orphans" will be performed on Tuesday, May 27th at Baruch College's Engelman Auditorium. Nelson Eusebio is directing a reading of these short plays for a one-night event sponsored by AEA's Equal Employment Opportunity Committee. The reading would start at 7:30pm and features the talents of Anitha Gandhi, Dave Shih, Matthew Park, Karen Lee, Ali Ewoldt, Jason Liebman, and Julie Fitzpatrick.
Engelman Auditorium at Baruch College, 55 Lexington Avenue at the corner of 24th Street, NYC.
May 20, 2014 & May 22, 2014 "The Ladies of Salerno" By Mary Elizabeth Hamilton
Tuesday 5/20 @ 7 & Thursday 5/22 @ 3
THE LADIES OF SALERNO by MARY ELIZABETH HAMILTON
directed by PIRRONNE YOUSEFZADEH
Deep in the Dark Ages – the real dark ages – a woman doctor and a group
of female medical students document the female anatomy and invent the science
of gynecology. Or do they? Featuring Julie Fitzpatrick, Jocelyn Kuritsky, Katherine Folk-Sullivan, Bradley Anderson, Vichet Chum, Jaspal Binning, Moe Angeles, Brett Robinson, Gaby Schneider, and Lauren Brickman. Come on over to Dixon Place if you can swing it.
Details: Dixon Place theater & lounge at 161A Chrystie Street between Rivington & Delancey
May 7, 2014 "Doppelganger" by Victoria Z. Daly
Mothers, daughters, talking, life...Victoria Daly packs it all into this heartfelt play being read on May 7 and June 16 with Carole Monferdini and Julie Fitzpatrick, amongst other terrific talents. Stay tuned for more updates.
April 26, 2014 EST Last Call
This Saturday April 26th - Doors open at 10pm & show starts at 10:30
Don't miss this live mixtape featuring Ensemble Members after dark!
This month's lineup features Julie Fitzpatrick, Peter Maloney, Debbie Lee Jones, Eric March, Megan Hill, Scott Sowers, and Jay Peterson. Hosted, as always, by Mister and Missus Clown.
April 15, 2014 "Gertrude, Queen of the Desert" by Eliza Miller
The play takes place in the summer of 1923 in Baghdad - Gertrude Bell's story is about to be told to the world by a keen-eyed journalist from the New York Times. This thought-provoking and poignant drama about an explorer and her curious scribe will be portrayed by Katherine Leask and Julie Fitzpatrick in a reading at 6:30pm on April 15, 2014 at Manhattan Theatre Club: 311 W 43rd Street, 8th Floor. Directed by Abigail Zealy-Bess
April 7, 2014 "Value?" by Sarah Petry and "Watch Your Language" by Courney Cooke
Oxnam Playwriting Festival for Drew University! Winners Sarah Petry and Courney Cooke will have their plays read by Professional Actors at Drew University at 6:30pm April 7, 2014. The plays explore themes of love, bullying, and being real. They are directed by Jamie Richards and Deborah Hedwall.
April 3, 2014 SWEET Reading Series - Julie Fitzpatrick reading "Acrobat" by Laura van den Berg
Sweet! Actors Reading Writers APRIL will take place on Thursday, April 3rd at 7pm
Where: Three of Cups (1st Ave and 5th Street in the E. Village), NYC
Featuring: Julie Fitzpatrick reading "Acrobat" by Laura van den Berg
Laura van den Berg is the author of the story collections What the World Will Look Like When All the Water Leaves Us, which was a Barnes & Noble “Discover Great New Writers” selection and shortlisted for the Frank O’Connor International Award, and The Isle of Youth, which was published by FSG in November. A New York Times Editors’ Choice, The Isle of Youth was named a “Best Book of 2013” by NPR, Amazon, The Boston Globe, The New Republic,and O, The Oprah Magazine and longlisted for The Story Prize. Laura’s first novel, Find Me, is forthcoming from FSG in 2015. She lives in the Boston area and currently teaches in the M.F.A. program at Emerson College.
March 30, 2014 "Bustin' Dead Bolts" by Boo Killebrew
TerraNOVA Collective's reading of Boo Killebrew's "Bustin' Dead Bolts" is a visceral power-punch of a play about a family during the Civil Rights Era in the South. "Bustin Dead Bolts" explores how changes in society do and do not affect life under one particular roof.
Featuring: Julie Fitzpatrick, Amelia Workman, Jay Dunn, Lori Parquet, Mark Junek, and Erika Lee. To be read at 5pm March 30, 2014. 520 8th Avenue, 3rd Floor.
March 9, 2014 "The Hate Inside" by Maggie Bofill
A reading of a new play about a love triangle, simplicity, and Lutz Baked Potato Chips.
Featuring Florenzia Lazano, Kevin Geer, and Julie Fitzpatrick.
January 20, 2014 -February 1, 2014 "Latvia/Latvia: Daughter of the Sun" by Annie G Levy
"Latvia: Daughter of the Sun" is a fascinating piece about the journey we go on to find out who we are... The journey to ourselves, our identity - both personal and national...It is a piece that explores how myth, history, and gut instinct add up.
Starring Julie Fitzpatrick and Hanna Cheek
Directed by Annie Levy and Franny Silverman
Running at the Access Theater January 20, 2014 - February 1, 2014 at 8pm.
380 Broadway at White Street on the 4th Floor in New York City.
January 21, 2014 "Maybe, Probably" by Eric Henry Sanders
To baby or not to baby. And what happens when baby makes 3? Sanders' play explores these questions with delicious humor, tenderness and candor.
"Maybe, Probably" is a Lark Roundtable reading featuring: Kate Black, Rick Busser, Julie Fitzpatrick, and Tom O'Keefe - directed by Tom Wojtunik.
The Lark is located at 311 West 43rd Street, 4th Floor, NYC. January 21st at 2pm.
December 14, 2013 "Chairs and A Long Table" by Han Ong
A new play by Han Ong presented by Ma-Yi Theater Company. Saturday December 14, 2013.
December 2, 2013 "Waiting for the Flood" by Carey Perloff
A new play about DNA, panic, and family... this is a rather epic and yet very simple story of a woman who might be pregnant. And so - naturally - she can't leave her car.
Starring: Julie Fitzpatrick, Molly Carden, Suzanna Hay, Victoria Mack, Delphi Harrington, Vivien Benesch, and Marcia Jean Kurtz
Directed by Pamela Berlin
December 2, 2013 at 3:30pm at Ensemble Studio Theatre, 549 west 52nd Street, NYC
November 2, 2013 "Leonardo In Flight" by Eugene Gyro and Ariel Teitel
"Leonardo In Flight" by Eugene Gyro and Ariel Teitel is a new musical being workshopped on Saturday November 2, 2013 at Ripley Grier Studios at 8pm featuring Julie Fitzpatrick, Jake Myers, Gerry Sanseviero, Whitney Biancur, Alex Krasser, Peter Hargarten and others.
10.8.13 - 10.12.13 "Let's Just Love the Ugly" by Chaira Atik in ASKING FOR TROUBLE
80 Actors | 23 Directors | 23 playwrights
4 epic nights of theater
Asking for Trouble is back for its 11th, glorious year.
23 ten-minute plays created in two weeks by 128 artists.
SERIES B: 10/8 TUESDAY 8:30; 10/10 THURSDAY 7pm; 10/12 SATURDAY 5pm
Writer: Chiara Atik
Directors: Eliza Beckwith*
Actors: Julie Fitzpatrick+*, Darcy Fowler, Kelli Lynn Harrison*, Meera Kumbhani, Dan Ziskie+*
(+Denotes members of Actors' Equity Association, * indicates Ensemble Artist)
July 10, 2013-August 4, 2013 "The Loudest Man on Earth" by Catherine Rush
Playing July 10-August 4 at TheatreWorks - Lucie Stern Theatre, Palo Alto:
1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, CA 94301-3354
Actor Adrian Blue plays a deaf, reclusive stage director. Julie Fitzpatrick plays a bold, charismatic journalist. Two worlds--signing and speaking--collide in a sizzling romantic comedy that invents a soaring new language of the heart. The runaway success of our 2012 New Works Festival, it often speaks volumes without saying a word. Directed by Pamela Berlin with Mia Tagano and Cassidy Brown.
Runs July 10 - August 4, 2013 at Lucie Stern Theatre
May 29, 2013 - June 16, 2013 "A Sunrise in Times Square" by Sharr White
"Sunrise in Times Square" is apart of the Ensemble Studio Theatre's 2013 Marathon Series B. Starring Joseph Lyle Taylor and Julie Fitzpatrick. Directed by Claudia Weill, Stage Managed by Stephanie Ward.
May 29th - June 16th
Ensemble Studio Theatre, 549 West 52nd Street, 2nd Floor.
June 2, 2013 "Old Flame" by Mira Gibson
A one-day festival featuring Rattlestick's favorite playwrights, directors, and actors.
Director: Kel Haney
Cast: Julie Fitzpatrick, Tim McGeever, Eric T. Miller, Briana Pozner
May 20, 2013 "Chairs and a Long Table" by Han Ong
A reading of Han's new play about talking and listening and keeping your cool.
7pm at 260 west 35th street suite 203 (between 7th and 8th aves).
March 9, 2013 & March 10, 2013 "Eating and Drinking" by Susan Eve Haar
A play full of zingers.
Starring Judith Roberts, Denny Bess, Graeme Gillis, Diana Ruppe and Julie Fitzpatrick. Directed by Abigail Zealy-Bess. March 9 & 10 at 8pm
Reservations at 212-989-785 Monday-Friday between 1-5, playing at HB Studio, 120 Bank Street, New York, NY 10014
March 3, 2013 "A Very Loud Bird" by Eric Dufault
Whooping cranes are endangered and this is a one-act about a sanctuary that saves them...This is part of the Einstein on the Brunch event presented by youngblood and the EST/Sloan Project. Starring Brad Bellamy, Jonathan Silver, Kelli Lynn Harrison and Julie Fitzpatrick. Directed by Ralph Peña. March 3, 2013 at Ensemble Studio Theater. 12noon & 3pm.
February 16, 2013 - February 17, 2013 "Soldier of the Mind" by Justin Fleming
EST/Sloan Rough Cut Presentation
Saturday, February 16 @ 7pm & Sunday, February 17 @ 2pm
Tickets: $15 Student/Senior: $10
Against his father’s wishes, Santiago Cajal secretly pursues his dreams of being an artist, while compliantly studying medicine. In the scientific backwater of Barcelona, he discovers that the brain is composed of independent neurons. Armed with his secret talent for art, he embarks on an extraordinary mission to show the world his discovery.
Starring: Julie Fitzpatrick, Richmond Hoxie, Alfredo Narciso, Michael Tisdale
2.8.13 "Life on Paper" by Kenneth Lin
An economist is tasked by an insurance company to calculate the monetary value of people’s lives. A romantic comedy about how we measure what we’re worth.
This reading is FREE & on the 6th floor at Ensemble Studio Theatre.
Presented by the Ensemble Studio Theatre and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation this new play is part of the First Light Festival.
For fifteen years, the EST/Sloan Project has led a pioneering nationwide effort to commission, develop and present hundreds of new plays that challenge and broaden the view of science in the popular imagination.Each play's life onstage begins with the First Light festival. Join us for this year's discoveries.
February 3, 2013 "Devils" by Cory Finley
A play about parents, kids, and a fork in the road.
"You can't decide what happens to you, but you can decide how you feel about it."
Starring Denny Bess, Julie Fitzpatrick, Delphi Harrington, and James Murtaugh. Directed by Colette Robert.
This nugget of juicy drama will be staged at The Ensemble Studio Theatre as part of their raucous "Et Tu Brunche´" brunch that will be served up with Bloody Marys and toast. Sunday February 3 at 1pm. Doors open at 12:30pm
January 14, 2013 "Boy" by Anna Ziegler
Timothy Reynolds, Nic Grelli, Amelia Pedlow, Greg Stuhr and Julie Fitzpatrick are in a workshop of Anna Ziegler's play being developed by terraNOVA Collective Monday January 14, 2013 at ART NY in Midtown Manhattan. Groundbreakers is terraNOVA Collective's annual developmental playwrighting lab that invites a group of 6 playwrights to bring a play that they're working on to the table to be read by actors and get feedback from the group.
January 8, 2013 "Doppleganger" by Victora Z. Daly
Vanessa, the mother of only child Shelly, has a soul-crisis when Shelly's angry teenage attacks on her force her to question her choices and the nature of unconditional love.Vanessa's own parents return from the dead, an imaginary daughter shows up, and her therapist still won't let her off the hook. Will Vanessa jump off the roof? Will she kill her daughter with a chicken? Or will her imaginary daughter kill her? This dark comedy is set in the middle of Vanessa’s troubled mind.
Julie Fitzpatrick will read Vanessa and Carole Monferdini is her mother. Norma Medina directs. Reading takes place at the Actors Studio at 5pm, January 8, 2013.
January 7, 2013 "Beautiful Dreamers" by Gerry Mohen
A new play reading at 520 8th Avenue, NYC at 7pm on January 7, 2013.
January 6, 2013 "Reunion" by Rachel Bonds
A reunion. In a closet. With 7 minutes. And an old friend of sorts.
Julie Fitzpatrick and Curran Connor star in Rachel Bonds new play, which is being performed in the Ensemble Studio Theatre's "Brunch That Got Away" on January 6, 2013. 1pm.
Lark Roundtable Reading of "Untitled Nowak Musical"
This exciting new musical is written by Anna Moench and composer Rob Rusli and directed by Jaime Castaneda, from the Atlantic Theater. Julie Fitzpatrick plays Lisa Nowak, the astronaut and Naval Officer who had a very public fall from grace in 2007.
December 12-15 2012 Going Out and Coming Back
By Alexander Borinsky & directed by Colleen Sullivan
Wed 12/12, Thu 12/13, Fri 12/14, Sat 12/15 @ 7pm, Sat 12/15 @ 2pm
A teenage girl spends two summers coming of age as a member of an all-women trombone ensemble.
Starring Margot Avery, Clare Barron, Christine Farrell, Julie Fitzpatrick, Paola Irun, Diana Ruppe, Janet Zarish
November 19, 2012 Boy by Anna Ziegler
Andrew Garman, Jed Dickson, Sam Underwood, Polly Lee and Julie Fitzpatrick are in a workshop of Anna Ziegler's play being developed by terraNOVA Collective Monday November 19, 2012 at IRT Theater in Greenwich Village. Groundbreakers is terraNOVA Collective's annual developmental playwrighting lab that invites a group of 6 playwrights to bring a play that they're working on to the table to be read by actors and get feedback from the group.
November 18, 2012 Eating and Drinking by Susan E Haar
A play about peanuts. And martinis. And babies. Ah, family. Suan E Haar wrote "Eating and Drinking" and Abigail Zealy-Bess is directing. Judith Roberts, Diana Ruppe, Graeme Gillis, Denny Bess, and Julie Fitzpatrick make up the cast.
Sunday November 18 at 12:30pm in NYC
October 23 & 28, 2012 Anniversary by Rachel Bonds at the Samuel French Play Festival
Starring Julie Fitzpatrick, Jerry Richardson, Stephanie Wright Thompson, and Michael Dalto
While grappling with a significant loss, Penelope embarks on a new relationship, attempting to function in a world that seems to speed ahead without her. RUNNING TIME: 27 minutes.
Anniversary will be presented on Sunday October 23 & 28, 2012.
Reading: A Letter from Bataan
Reading of a new play by Neal J. Freeman at Astoria Performing Arts Center.
A Letter from Bataan traces the journey of Captain George E. Porter from the small-town of St. Joseph, Missouri to one of the most unforgiving battlegrounds of World War II, the Japanese assault on the Philippines in December of 1941. Surviving the invasion, three months of combat under deplorable conditions, the brutal Bataan Death March, and two and a half years in a Japanese concentration camp, George fatefully boards the “hell ship” Arisan Maru in October of 1944. Meanwhile at home, his family agonizes over months and years seeking word of his whereabouts and survival. A Letter from Bataan is George’s story, told in part through his own words and those of his family.
A Letter from Bataan was a semi-finalist for the 2012 Eugene O’Neill Theater Center National Playwrights Conference, the recipient of a seed grant from The Drama League Directors Project, and was work-shopped at the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab. A Letter from Bataan has been developed with the assistance of Morgan Jenness, the support of the Brooklyn College Department of Theater, and the permission of the Porter family.
The Share - a webseries by Emily Chadick Weiss
The Share is a half-hour post-recession comedy for the web. Set in Crown Heights, it follows a group of twenty and thirty-somethings attempting to be great while not losing money and finding a faithful or wealthy soul mate all while sharing a bathroom with five roommates.
Created by writer Emily Chadick Weiss and directed by Christina Roussos, The Share brings the classic thirty minute sitcom format to the web. The ensemble cast includes Steven Boyer, Lucy Devito, William Jackson Harper, Maureen Sebastian, KK Black, Robert Askins, Julie Fitzpatrick, Lance Rubin, Scott Sowers, & Megan Tusing.
August 8-12, 2012 The Loudest Man on Earth by Catherine Rush
A deaf, reclusive stage director. An intrepid, charismatic journalist. Two worlds—signing and speaking—collide in a sizzling romantic drama that creates a soaring new language of the heart.
Starring Julie Fitzpatrick and Adrian Blue
Running August 8-12, 2012.
July 11-13, 2012 Boy by Anna Ziegler
July 11-13, 2012
Haskell King, Andrew Garman, Polly Lee, Alfredo Narcsso, Julie Fitzpatrick and Adam Green star in Anna Ziegler’s Boy.
Boy is being workshopped as part of the Ensemble Studio Theatre/Southampton Arts Program where EST heads to the Hamptons – part of Stony Brook Southampton’s summer session.
A Tall Order by Sheri Wilner
Directed by Mary Kate Burke
Starring Julie Fitzpatrick and Rich Dreher
A comedy about men. And dinner.
The Davenport Studios
250 W 49th St, Suite 304
New York, NY 10019
First Days of April by Tommy Nohilly
Directed by Julie Fitzpatrick
Starring Christopher Halladay & Douglas Rees
Playing at Mile Square Theatre
Wingwoman by Ken Jaworowski
A bourbony comedy starring Julie Fitzpatrick, Mike Smith Rivera, Kelly Anne Burns, Nedra McClyde, David Van Pelt and Jonie Schumacher.
Other Minds by Margot Lasher
Directed by Margot Whitcomb
Starring Julie Fitzpatrick and Christopher Scheer
Centenary Stage Company, Women's Playwriting Series
Fitz Raj Pant - a Production in Parenthood
Julie Fitzpatrick debuts as a Mom. So far, it's a role full of improv, crayons, and naps.
November 14, 2011 In Quietness by Anna Moench
Sips & Scripts is a reading series presented by 3 Graces Theater Company - come to the Gin Mill to check out this play about religion, marriage and, of course, Windex. November 14, 2011.
3 Graces Theater Co.
Sept 24, 2011 Failure by Philip Dawkins: Playwrights Week 2011
by Philip Dawkins directed by David F. Chapman
Set in thriving 1928 Chicago, we follow the three Fail sisters, all of whom happen to die within the same year, and the one man who falls in love with each of them. A play about the journey, not the destination, about why we fall in love with who we fall in love with and how. It’s about loss, success, and failure. But mostly, it’s about love.
August 2011 Pillowbook by Anna Moench
ABOUT THE PLAY
Deb and John are married. Deb and John are strangers. Deb saves John’s life on a mountain. John blinds Deb on the Serengeti. John works at an office. John works at a different office. Deb is a doctor, or an exterminator. The Pillow Book is a journey through the real, the imagined, the impossible, and the parallel—because who you were when you got married might not be who you are now.
ABOUT THE CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM
This world premiere production by Anna Moench (EST’s Youngblood and The Public’s Emerging Writers Group) will feature a cast of three, including Eric Bryant (Angels in America at the Signature Theater), Julie Fitzpatrick (Firework Theater’s 2010 production of Wolves at 59E59 Theaters) and Vanessa Wasche (Major Barbara at the Guthrie Theatre); direction by David F. Chapman; set and lighting design by three-time Drama Desk nominee Maruti Evans; and an original score by Michael Wall.
TICKETS
August 4-20 at 59E59 Theaters in New York City
Tue, Wed, Thu at 7:30PM, Fri & Sat at 8:30PM, Sun at 3:30PM
General Admission – $18, Wednesday Performances – $10
Purchase tickets online at Ticket Central, by phone at 212-279-4200, or at the 59E59 Theaters box office at 59 East 59th Street in New York City