A Christmas Carol
Adaptation by Tom Harlan
Directed by Lennie Varvarides

December 17, 2003 - January 11, 2004

Whats wrong with this picture? I'm in it!
by Neil Feigeles
Directed by Greg Vorob

August 28-October 4, 2003

About the Production:
Developed through TSRC's New Works Reading Series, Whats wrong with this picture? Im in it! is based on the playwright's own life. Approaching middle age and never having found "the right woman" to share his life, Russel reflects on what went wrong ‹ bizarre sexual encounters, sometimes hilarious, unbelievable and impossible ‹ you name it! What's wrong with this picture? I'm in it! Deals with his search for the girl next door! His relationship with his eccentric parents! And some of the women in his life who made him seriously consider joining a monastery...and he's Jewish! Developed through the New Works Reading Series presented at TSRC, this production is its premiere!

Neil Feigeles (Playwright) What's wrong with this picture? I'm in it! is Neil Feigeles' debut as a playwright. An actor, director, and playwright, he is also an award winning illustrator, fine artist and graphic designer.

Greg Vorob (Director) What's wrong with this picture? I'm in it! Marks Greg's debut as a TSRC director. An actor, playwright, and screen writer, Greg has directed and produced plays, films and sketch comedy.

The cast (in order of appearance)
Russel: Paul Lucas
Oscar: David Thomas Crowe
Beatrice/The Yenta: Louisa Poster
Becky/Rosemary/Joanne: Amanda Romeo
Anita: Lisa Michele Cohen
The Nun/Shirley: Gladys Murphy-Ryan
Cynthia/Teresa: Hope Carter
Renee: Abigail Ramsay
Martha: Anne Elizabeth Croteau

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Change of Seasons
by Jack Perry
Directed by Marianna Loosemore
Equity Showcase

June19 - July 13, 2003

Cafe Society
by Robert Simonson
Directed By Emily King

Be Careful what you order at Cafe Society,
A dark comedy about the bottomless cup of coffee,
co-dependence, outrageois customer service
and a teenaged girl that wants more to much more,
Can anyone say "No"

March 13 - June 14, 2003
Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7:00

Call It Peace: Meditations from North America
by Tony Pennino
Directed by David Renwanz

Call it Peace: Meditations from North America is a play about an American journalist in the Philippines who is imprisoned in a small cell with a young Canadian backpacker. Together, the two men are forced to discover their internal strength in order to survive their kidnapping by a terrorist organization that keeps its motivations hidden. The play is inspired by the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.

• Review by Columbia University Spectator

January 30 - March 1, 2003
Thursday, Friday & Saturday at 7:30pm
tickets $15 (seniors, students with ID -- $10.00)

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