Johanna McKeon (Associate Director) Broadway: HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH, AMERICAN IDIOT, GREY GARDENS. Broadway Tours: AMERICAN IDIOT, RENT. Directing credits include TOKIO CONFIDENTIAL (Atlantic Stage 2), I HAVE LOVED STRANGERS (Clubbed Thumb), COMEDY OF ERRORS, SCHMOOZY TOGETHERNESS (Williamstown Theatre Festival), THE RISE AND FALL OF ANNIE HALL, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, CYMBELINE (Vineyard Playhouse), THE MOSCOWS OF NANTUCKET (Nantucket Theater Workshop), SEMI-PERMANENT (NY Fringe Festival Award, Outstanding Solo Show), FUNCTIONAL DRUNK (Ontological-Hysteric Theater), HATFUL OF RAIN (ITS Festival, Warsaw). Recent Musical Development Workshops: GOLDEN MOTORS (Derek Bermel and Wendy Walters), ROSIE! (Music by Larry Gatlin), BIEDERMAN’S MATCH (Book by Beau Willimon). Guest Faculty: Bard College, Strasberg Institute. Fellowships: Drama League, Boris Sagal and Fulbright. MFA, UT Austin.
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The Theater Makers -
A Black Theater Preview: Winter/Fall Edition
FREE event - but reservation is required.
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Will feature presentations from an extraordinary theatrical roster that includes a dozen world premieres. The evening will also honor the legacy of The Billie Holiday Theatre (Dr. Indira Etwaroo, Executive Director), a world-class organization and cornerstone of Brooklyn’s black theater community. Those attending the event will have access to a theater marketplace that will offer production details, discounts, and information from Black Theater service organizations and conferences.
Participating in the evening of conversation, commentary, and performance are The Billie Holiday Theater, Page 73 Productions, The Fire This Time Festival, WP Theater, Keen Company, Negro Ensemble Company, Inc., MCC Theater, Signature Theatre, 14th Street Y Women's History Series, National Black Theatre, Lincoln Center Theater, Queens Theatre, Parity Productions, Cherry Lane Theater and JAG Productions, Harlem Stage, Vineyard Theatre, The Public Theater, MJ, The 15th National Black Writers Conference, 34th Annual Black Theater Network Conference, 651 ARTS, and Apollo Theater.
