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november 17, 2022
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The first two episodes of FX's Fleishman is in Trouble are now available to stream on Hulu! Episodes drop every Thursday between now and the New Year. I'm so proud to be a part of Taffy Brodesser-Akner's piercing, wise, devastating show. Get started here!! |
march 12, 2020
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The team of THE ANTIPODES:
Back row: Arye Gross, Emily Cass McDonnell, Matthew Rauch, Josh Hamilton, Andrew Garman, Brian Miskell, Machel Ross, Lila Neugebauer, Alex Hurt.
Seated: Nicole Rodenburg, Annie Baker, Federica Borlenghi, Louis Ozawa.
Back row: Arye Gross, Emily Cass McDonnell, Matthew Rauch, Josh Hamilton, Andrew Garman, Brian Miskell, Machel Ross, Lila Neugebauer, Alex Hurt.
Seated: Nicole Rodenburg, Annie Baker, Federica Borlenghi, Louis Ozawa.
march 3, 2020
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Thrilled to be heading back into the world of Annie Baker's The Antipodes, this time at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles!
Center Theatre Group presents THE ANTIPODES by Annie Baker, directed by Machel Ross based on Lila Neugebauer’s original direction of the world premiere at Signature Theatre with Andrew Garman, Arye Gross, Josh Hamilton, Alex Hurt, Emily Cass McDonnell, Brian Miskell, Louis Ozawa, Matthew Rauch and Nicole Rodenburg March 25 - April 26, 2020 A play about people telling stories about telling stories by the playwright that The New York Times has called “one of the freshest and most talented dramatists to emerge Off Broadway in the past decade,” The Antipodes follows nine characters thrown together in an undefined writers’ room. Ben Brantley of The New York Times called The Antipodes, “Annie Baker’s in-all-ways fabulous new play about professional fabulators in pursuit of the ultimate yarn.” Adding, “Directed with a time-blurring seamlessness by Lila Neugebauer...The Antipodes leaves you glowing with a wondering satisfaction. I mean the happy satiety that comes from being in the hands of a real right-brain/left-brain author who channels her ineffable instincts with a master artisan’s practical skills.” Click here for more info!! |
february 11, 2019
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Next up!! Theaterlab & Blockchain Theater Project presents NYLON by Sofia Alvarez, directed by Knud Adams with Maggie Bofill, Brian Miskell, Cesar J. Rosado, Claire Siebers, and Sheila Vand March 6 – 24, 2019 at TheaterLab (357 West 36th Street) An estranged couple, Anna and Matthew, meet for the first time in four years. Their joint history is dredged to the surface in a way that threatens their futures as well as those of everyone around them. This world premiere psychological drama explores the options available to women and the ways in which we become our own worst enemies when we stray from the acceptable paths available to us. Click here to buy tickets and for more info! |
With Sheila Vand. Photo by Knud Adams.
january 27, 2019
I had a terrific time making my Broadway debut at The Golden Theatre this season, covering Lucas Hedges and Michael Cera for Kenneth Lonergan's "The Waverly Gallery," directed by Lila Neugebauer. It was a great company and a wonderful few months. I tagged in for Lucas one afternoon when he was nominated for a Golden Globe, and the entire experience alongside Joan Allen, David Cromer, and the incomparable Elaine May was unforgettable. |
Elaine May in "The Waverly Gallery." Photo by Brigitte Lacombe.
june 30, 2018
With Natalie Gold, J. Smith-Cameron, and Mia Katigbak.
Photo by Monique Carboni.
“The superb ensemble work, headed by the great Lois Smith...adds up to the kind of moment-to-moment realism we haven’t seen since Elia Kazan...
“So poignant and nuanced that the viewer cannot escape a feeling of personal involvement. The huge amount of preparation, precision and ease adds up to a gimmick-free perfection that looks natural as inhaling. The result is a flow of emotion so real that the entire cast looks like they’ve been in sync for years.”
Rex Reed, New York Observer
april 9, 2018
Next up, I'll be appearing with a tremendous cast in the New Group's world premiere of Lily Thorne's Peace for Mary Frances, directed by Lila Neugebauer.
Click here for tickets and more info on the production.
The New Group presents
Peace for Mary Frances
by Lily Thorne, directed by Lila Neugebauer
with Heather Burns, Johanna Day, Natalie Gold, Mia Katigbak, Paul Lazar,
Brian Miskell, Melle Powers, J. Smith-Cameron, and Lois Smith
Starts previews May 8, 2018
at The Pershing Square Signature Center (480 West 42nd Street)
Mary Frances has lived a good life; she's ninety years old and ready to die. Born to refugees fleeing the Armenian genocide, her last wish is to die peacefully at home surrounded by her family. Her dream collides with reality as three generations of explosive women flood her small New England home to battle for their family’s legacy. Mary Frances must navigate the volatile relationships of the children she raised -- or die trying. Lois Smith stars as a tenacious survivor, struggling to break the bonds that tie her to this life. Directed by Lila Neugebauer, Lily Thorne’s Peace for Mary Frances is a wrenching and caustically funny portrait of an American family in crisis.
october 27th, 2017
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Now playing through Nov 12, 2017 at the New Ohio Theatre! Less Than Rent Theatre presents FUCK MARRY KILL by James Presson directed by Sash Bischoff choreography by Jennifer Jancuska with Cory Asinofsky, Alex Breaux, Lilly Englert, Rachel Franco, Rachel B. Joyce, Lance Lemon, Ismenia Mendes, Brian Miskell, Jacob Presson, Josh Salt, Robbie Collier Sublett, and Riley Suter The teens of Greenport, CT face a chaotic spring semester as they grapple with loyalty, lust, narcissism, and nihilism before hitting the most important night of their lives: prom. FMK mashes up the high drama of Jacobean theater and classic high school tropes into a fast-paced and highly stylized epic where secrets are spilled, backs are stabbed, and the survivors are left to count the dead and wonder how and why they got out alive. Click here to buy tickets and for more information! |
With Jacob Presson. © 2017 Russ Rowland (www.rrsnapshop.com)
february 28th, 2017
Couldn't be more exited to start rehearsals today for the world premiere of Annie Baker's The Antipodes, at Signature Theatre Company directed by Lila Neugebauer! Click here to buy tickets and for more information! THE ANTIPODES by Annie Baker directed by Lila Neugebauer with Phillip James Brannon, Josh Charles, Josh Hamilton, Danny Mastrogiorgio, Danny McCarthy, Emily Cass McDonnell, Brian Miskell, Will Patton, and Nicole Rodenburg Starts previews April 4, 2017 at Signature Theatre Company (480 West 42nd Street) |
© 2017 Gregory Costanzo (www.gregorycostanzo.com)
september 7th, 2016
I had a blast narrating and acting in Chris Kipiniak's radio play "Sleep Some More" for Radiotopia's podcast "The Truth," produced by Jonathan Mitchell. Give it a listen!
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Sleep Some More
Dan's college roommate won't stop talking. Even when he's asleep. DAN Brian Miskell TOM Mark Gessner PROFESSOR Lusia Strus AIDE Hannah Chase Written by Chris Kipiniak Produced by Jonathan Mitchell |
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june 6th, 2016
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Just opened a show at the New Ohio Theatre, and we're off to a great start. Kiss It, Make It Better is a new play by Erika Phoebus and directed by Isaac Byrne, with their company Theatre for the People. Reviews are calling the show "touching, intimate," and a "delightful and authentic coming-of-age story." We run till June 18th, and you can get tickets at newohiotheatre.org. "With honesty, openness, and absolute fearless abandon...Miskell was positively splendid as the ADHD suffering Ty whose risky choices place him in dangerous company." - Tania Fisher, StageBuddy "The anchor of the play is Brian Miskell. As Ty, Miskell is a mess of boyish awkwardness and sputtering emotional volatility. You believe him as the winsome nerd mooning over his childhood best friend, while harboring a simmering resentment." - Lisa Huberman, New York Theatre Review |
KISS IT, MAKE IT BETTER
by Erika Phoebus, directed by Isaac Byrne with Chris Cornwell, Amy Higgs, Brian Miskell, Erika Phoebus, William Van Moss, and Tom Walsh May 27 – June 18, 2016 at the New Ohio Theatre (154 Christopher Street) |
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april 5th, 2016
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Tomorrow, I'll be starting performances of Primary, a play by Gracie Gardner and directed by Alex Keegan, with the good folks at Sanguine Theatre Company producing. It's about Sailor Moon, a mom, and small town politics circa 1999. The play's funny, weird, and lovely, and I'm having a blast in it. We run April 6th-24th at IRT Theater. Come check it out! Click here for tickets. Click here for the press release. PRIMARY by Gracie Gardner directed by Alex Keegan with Kevin Argus, Jody Christopherson, Brian Miskell, Casey Nadzam April 6 – April 24, 2016 at IRT Theater (154 Christopher Street) |
PRIMARY TEASER from Gracie Gardner on Vimeo.
december 8th, 2015
Well this was fun! Thanks BroadwayBox!
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The Flick Star Brian Miskell Gives a Master Class on Film As He Reveals The Five That Rocked His World
"Brian Miskell, who garnered acclaim for his performances in off-Broadway's Afghanistan Zimbabwe America Kuwait, Undeniable Sound of Right Now and EightyThree Down, plays the duel roles of Skylar/The Dreaming Man in The Flick, an award-winning drama about employees who work at a local Massachusetts movie theatre; but unlike his Flick character, Miskell is not dozing off in the middle of a movie. No, it's pretty clear Miskell is an avid film lover the way he speaks so passionately about the five films that really rocked his world." Click here for the full list! |
september 29th, 2015
Welcome Danny Wolohan to the cast of The Flick!! Now running till January 10th 2016!
Welcome Danny Wolohan to the cast of The Flick!! Now running till January 10th 2016!
© 2015 Joan Marcus (www.joanmarcusphotography.com)
september 1st, 2015
Thrilled to be stepping in to join the cast of Annie Baker's Pulitzer Prize-winning The Flick, directed by Sam Gold at Barrow Street Theater.
The Flick is now extended to run until January 10th at Barrow Street Theatre. Come see or revisit the play that The New York Times calls "Wondrous, devastating, hilarious, and infinitely touching," and that New York Magazine calls "the best argument anyone has yet made for the continued necessity and profound uniqueness of the theater.”
Click here for the press release or click here to buy tickets.
THE FLICK
by Annie Baker
directed by Sam Gold
with Kyle Beltran, Matthew Maher, Brian Miskell, Nicole Rodenburg
September 1, 2015 – January 10, 2016
at Barrow Street Theatre (27 Barrow St)
In a run-down movie theater in central Massachusetts, three underpaid employees mop the floors and attend to one of the last 35-millimeter film projectors in the state. Their tiny battles and not-so-tiny heartbreaks play out in the empty aisles, becoming more gripping than the lackluster, second-run movies on screen. With keen insight and a finely-tuned comic eye, The Flick is a hilarious and heart-rending cry for authenticity in a fast-changing world.
Thrilled to be stepping in to join the cast of Annie Baker's Pulitzer Prize-winning The Flick, directed by Sam Gold at Barrow Street Theater.
The Flick is now extended to run until January 10th at Barrow Street Theatre. Come see or revisit the play that The New York Times calls "Wondrous, devastating, hilarious, and infinitely touching," and that New York Magazine calls "the best argument anyone has yet made for the continued necessity and profound uniqueness of the theater.”
Click here for the press release or click here to buy tickets.
THE FLICK
by Annie Baker
directed by Sam Gold
with Kyle Beltran, Matthew Maher, Brian Miskell, Nicole Rodenburg
September 1, 2015 – January 10, 2016
at Barrow Street Theatre (27 Barrow St)
In a run-down movie theater in central Massachusetts, three underpaid employees mop the floors and attend to one of the last 35-millimeter film projectors in the state. Their tiny battles and not-so-tiny heartbreaks play out in the empty aisles, becoming more gripping than the lackluster, second-run movies on screen. With keen insight and a finely-tuned comic eye, The Flick is a hilarious and heart-rending cry for authenticity in a fast-changing world.
Brian Miskell and Seth Numrich in rehearsals for AFGHANISTAN, ZIMBABWE, AMERICA, KUWAIT
may 3rd, 2015
One show closes and another begins.
Started rehearsals for Daniel Talbott's devastating, wonderful war play: Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait, a co-production with Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and piece by piece productions. Performances start May 21st at The Gym at Judson.
Click here for the press release. And check back for more soon!
AFGHANISTAN, ZIMBABWE, AMERICA, KUWAIT
written and directed by Daniel Talbott
with Kathryn Erbe, Brian Miskell, Seth Numrich,
Chris Stack, Jimi Stanton, and Jelena Stupljanin
May 21 – June 27, 2015
at The Gym at Judson (243 Thompson Street)
In the not so distant future, two American soldiers wait at a worn-down outpost in the desert. Hot and bright. Hallucinatory hot. The world has been ravaged by war, its natural resources stripped, and it is no longer clear if there is an enemy left to fight or anything left to fight for. They wait. For orders, provisions, a sign of life. For rescue. Even for death. Daniel Talbott’s new play Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait explores the inhumanity of war and the ways we seek connection in order to survive.
One show closes and another begins.
Started rehearsals for Daniel Talbott's devastating, wonderful war play: Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait, a co-production with Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and piece by piece productions. Performances start May 21st at The Gym at Judson.
Click here for the press release. And check back for more soon!
AFGHANISTAN, ZIMBABWE, AMERICA, KUWAIT
written and directed by Daniel Talbott
with Kathryn Erbe, Brian Miskell, Seth Numrich,
Chris Stack, Jimi Stanton, and Jelena Stupljanin
May 21 – June 27, 2015
at The Gym at Judson (243 Thompson Street)
In the not so distant future, two American soldiers wait at a worn-down outpost in the desert. Hot and bright. Hallucinatory hot. The world has been ravaged by war, its natural resources stripped, and it is no longer clear if there is an enemy left to fight or anything left to fight for. They wait. For orders, provisions, a sign of life. For rescue. Even for death. Daniel Talbott’s new play Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait explores the inhumanity of war and the ways we seek connection in order to survive.
april 3rd, 2015
We're off and running! Reviews and audiences have been great. More to come, but in the meantime check out our review in The New York Times, and come see our "superbly acted drama" at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater through May 2nd!!
Click here for tickets and more info!!
Click here for tickets and more info!!
With Jeb Brown, Margo Seibert, and Lusia Strus. © 2015 Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times
march 1st, 2015
february 17th, 2015
In rehearsals now for my next show: Laura Eason's beautiful play The Undeniable Sound of Right Now, a co-production of Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and the Women's Project Theater. Performances start March 19th, and I'm so excited to be working with Laura, along with director Kirsten Kelly, this incredible cast, and our peerless design team on Rattlestick's stage.
Click here for the press release. And check back for more soon!
THE UNDENIABLE SOUND OF RIGHT NOW
by Laura Eason
directed by Kirsten Kelly
with Daniel Abeles, Jeb Brown, Chris Kipniak,
Brian Miskell, Margo Seibert, and Lusia Strus
March 19 – May 2, 2015
at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater (224 Waverly Place)
It's 1992. Hank is struggling to keep his legendary rock club going amid changing times and changing tastes. When his daughter starts dating a rising star DJ, Hank must contend with the destructive power of the next big thing — The Undeniable Sound of Right Now.
In rehearsals now for my next show: Laura Eason's beautiful play The Undeniable Sound of Right Now, a co-production of Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and the Women's Project Theater. Performances start March 19th, and I'm so excited to be working with Laura, along with director Kirsten Kelly, this incredible cast, and our peerless design team on Rattlestick's stage.
Click here for the press release. And check back for more soon!
THE UNDENIABLE SOUND OF RIGHT NOW
by Laura Eason
directed by Kirsten Kelly
with Daniel Abeles, Jeb Brown, Chris Kipniak,
Brian Miskell, Margo Seibert, and Lusia Strus
March 19 – May 2, 2015
at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater (224 Waverly Place)
It's 1992. Hank is struggling to keep his legendary rock club going amid changing times and changing tastes. When his daughter starts dating a rising star DJ, Hank must contend with the destructive power of the next big thing — The Undeniable Sound of Right Now.
december 10th, 2013
This month, I've been in development of a devised piece conceived by Knud Adams, as part of his newly formed lab "Mal Fet." On Thursday, December 12th, we're presenting a work-in-progress showing.
The process has been enormously exciting and challenging, as we take inspiration from several incredible films and performances, and I'm looking forward to sharing it with a small group on Thursday.
BEDROOM EYES
created by Knud Adams
with Grace Gardner and Brian Miskell
Thursday, December 12 at 8PM
Drama League Studio Lab (32 Avenue of the Americas)
Bedroom Eyes collages a few of the most iconic bedroom scenes in film history to create a new portrait of a legendary relationship. We explore how our expectations of love have been fed by the silver screen.
This month, I've been in development of a devised piece conceived by Knud Adams, as part of his newly formed lab "Mal Fet." On Thursday, December 12th, we're presenting a work-in-progress showing.
The process has been enormously exciting and challenging, as we take inspiration from several incredible films and performances, and I'm looking forward to sharing it with a small group on Thursday.
BEDROOM EYES
created by Knud Adams
with Grace Gardner and Brian Miskell
Thursday, December 12 at 8PM
Drama League Studio Lab (32 Avenue of the Americas)
Bedroom Eyes collages a few of the most iconic bedroom scenes in film history to create a new portrait of a legendary relationship. We explore how our expectations of love have been fed by the silver screen.
With Grace Gardner. © 2013 Knud Adams
With Hani Furstenberg. © 2013 Joan Marcus
september 5th, 2013
"Five-play series...brightened by Deirdre O'Connell, Mia Vallet, and Brian Miskell...
"Miskell makes the most of a small but important role in Stay as a rich-kid college student who reveals his own scars."
– Joe Dziemianowicz, New York Daily News
Don't miss Stay and the rest of Rattlestick's The Hill Town Plays by Lucy Thurber!
"Five-play series...brightened by Deirdre O'Connell, Mia Vallet, and Brian Miskell...
"Miskell makes the most of a small but important role in Stay as a rich-kid college student who reveals his own scars."
– Joe Dziemianowicz, New York Daily News
Don't miss Stay and the rest of Rattlestick's The Hill Town Plays by Lucy Thurber!
july 23rd, 2013
Just started rehearsals for Rattlestick Playwrights Theater's production of Stay, directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch. Stay is one of The Hill Town Plays, a five-play cycle by Lucy Thurber that Rattlestick is producing with a coalition of theaters across the village.
Each of The Hill Town Plays investigates a pivotal stage of the main character's life, spanning from a childhood in rural Western Massachusetts, through college and coming to terms with her sexual identity, and onto adulthood as a successful author. The cycle is an examination of the culture of poverty in America; how we are always a part of where we come from, and yet our future is determined by who we choose to be.
Stay is the final play in a quintet that begins with Scarcity (directed by Daniel Talbott), Ashville (directed by Karen Allen), Where We're Born (directed by Jackson Gay), and Killers and Other Family (directed by Caitriona McLaughlin), and the culmination of this incredible story. I'm thrilled to be making my off-Broadway debut and becoming a member of Actors' Equity on such a groundbreaking project.
Just started rehearsals for Rattlestick Playwrights Theater's production of Stay, directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch. Stay is one of The Hill Town Plays, a five-play cycle by Lucy Thurber that Rattlestick is producing with a coalition of theaters across the village.
Each of The Hill Town Plays investigates a pivotal stage of the main character's life, spanning from a childhood in rural Western Massachusetts, through college and coming to terms with her sexual identity, and onto adulthood as a successful author. The cycle is an examination of the culture of poverty in America; how we are always a part of where we come from, and yet our future is determined by who we choose to be.
Stay is the final play in a quintet that begins with Scarcity (directed by Daniel Talbott), Ashville (directed by Karen Allen), Where We're Born (directed by Jackson Gay), and Killers and Other Family (directed by Caitriona McLaughlin), and the culmination of this incredible story. I'm thrilled to be making my off-Broadway debut and becoming a member of Actors' Equity on such a groundbreaking project.
STAY
by Lucy Thurber; directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch
August 22 - September 28, 2013
Mon, Tues, and Wed at 7pm; Fri and Sat at 8pm; Sun at 2pm and 8pm
at The New Ohio Theatre (154 Christopher Street)
Featuring McCaleb Burnett, Mikaela Feely-Lehmann, Hani Furstenberg,
Brian Miskell, and Jenny Seastone Stern
Years of hard work have finally paid off for Rachel, who now holds a coveted professorship and enjoys success as a published author. Her world is turned upside-down when her degenerate brother appears on her doorstep and a brilliant but troubled student unleashes chaos in her life.
Click here for tickets and more information about our production of Stay.
Click here for more information about the full cycle of The Hill Town Plays.
Click here for the New York Times profile on the cycle.
And click here for The Brooklyn Rail's interview with Lucy Thurber about the five plays.
With Scot McKenzie. © 2012 Carol Pratt
november 14th, 2012
Now playing
at The Studio Theatre
The Aliens by Annie Baker.
directed by Lila Neugebauer.
Click here for tickets and more info.
Click here to read the Washington Post review of this "pristinely acted production."
Now playing
at The Studio Theatre
The Aliens by Annie Baker.
directed by Lila Neugebauer.
Click here for tickets and more info.
Click here to read the Washington Post review of this "pristinely acted production."
october 1st, 2012
Jimmy's No. 43 (43 East 7th St) is a great bar in the East Village with a really fantastic performance space. You can catch all kinds of exciting works in that room, notably some of the many productions by my friends and family of Rising Phoenix Rep. I'm excited to be acting in two different projects in the next two weeks there.
First up, I'm playing Horatio in "Keep Calm and Carry On," a selection of six cuts from Hamlet, adapted and directed by Knud Adams. I'll be acting alongside the fantastic and multi-talented Kate Armstrong Ross, Patrick Barrett, Will Dagger, Nick Lerangis, Drew Lewis and Roxane Revon. It's a 45-minute event with music, dance, and stripped-down scenes.
No adult characters. No costumes. No romance. No weeping. So buck up. Have a drink. And deal with it.
"Keep Calm and Carry On" performances are on October 2nd and 3rd at 9:30pm.
Jimmy's No. 43 (43 East 7th St) is a great bar in the East Village with a really fantastic performance space. You can catch all kinds of exciting works in that room, notably some of the many productions by my friends and family of Rising Phoenix Rep. I'm excited to be acting in two different projects in the next two weeks there.
First up, I'm playing Horatio in "Keep Calm and Carry On," a selection of six cuts from Hamlet, adapted and directed by Knud Adams. I'll be acting alongside the fantastic and multi-talented Kate Armstrong Ross, Patrick Barrett, Will Dagger, Nick Lerangis, Drew Lewis and Roxane Revon. It's a 45-minute event with music, dance, and stripped-down scenes.
No adult characters. No costumes. No romance. No weeping. So buck up. Have a drink. And deal with it.
"Keep Calm and Carry On" performances are on October 2nd and 3rd at 9:30pm.
And after that, I'll be in BARN, a beautiful new play by Charlotte Miller, directed by Michael Padden. Can't wait to act alongside two of my favorite people (and fellow-literary associates at Rattlestick) - Sanford Wilson and Diana Stahl.
Three friends retreat upstate for the weekend to rest and relax, but as the underpinnings of their friendships fly apart, they find themselves more wound up than when they arrived.
There will be four performances of BARN. October 8th and October 9th at 7 and 9pm each night.
Both shows are free, but space is limited. E-mail to reserve or get there early. Buy a beer or two. And have a blast at Jimmy's.
Three friends retreat upstate for the weekend to rest and relax, but as the underpinnings of their friendships fly apart, they find themselves more wound up than when they arrived.
There will be four performances of BARN. October 8th and October 9th at 7 and 9pm each night.
Both shows are free, but space is limited. E-mail to reserve or get there early. Buy a beer or two. And have a blast at Jimmy's.
© 2012 Daniel Talbott
august 30th, 2012
Back in San Francisco, this time playing Pvt. Leadem in Encore Theatre Company and Rattlestick Playwrights Theater's workshop of Daniel Talbott's new play Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait. I'm acting alongside Liam Callister, Jimmy Davis, Seth Numrich, Jelena Stupljanin, and Wendy vanden Heuvel. The workshop is being presented at A.C.T.’s new performance space, The Costume Shop, at 1117 Market Street. We're performing August 31st at 7pm and September 1st at 4pm.
Click here for an interview with Daniel and the cast about this incredible play and process.
Back in San Francisco, this time playing Pvt. Leadem in Encore Theatre Company and Rattlestick Playwrights Theater's workshop of Daniel Talbott's new play Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, America, Kuwait. I'm acting alongside Liam Callister, Jimmy Davis, Seth Numrich, Jelena Stupljanin, and Wendy vanden Heuvel. The workshop is being presented at A.C.T.’s new performance space, The Costume Shop, at 1117 Market Street. We're performing August 31st at 7pm and September 1st at 4pm.
Click here for an interview with Daniel and the cast about this incredible play and process.
july 24th, 2012
The nominations for the 2012 New York Innovative Theatre Awards were announced last night, and Eightythree Down by J.Stephen Brantley received six nominations! Our entire cast was nominated individually and as an ensemble, and we're also nominated for Outstanding Premiere Production of a Play. I'm thrilled to be nominated alongside my fantastic castmates, as well as some of the most exciting artists in the Off-Off Broadway community. I was extremely proud of Eightythree Down, and it's so gratifying to see it getting so much recognition!
The nominations for the 2012 New York Innovative Theatre Awards were announced last night, and Eightythree Down by J.Stephen Brantley received six nominations! Our entire cast was nominated individually and as an ensemble, and we're also nominated for Outstanding Premiere Production of a Play. I'm thrilled to be nominated alongside my fantastic castmates, as well as some of the most exciting artists in the Off-Off Broadway community. I was extremely proud of Eightythree Down, and it's so gratifying to see it getting so much recognition!
- Outstanding Actor in a Lead Role - Brian Miskell
- Outstanding Actress in a Lead Role - Melody Bates
- Outstanding Actor in a Featured Role - Ian Holcomb
- Outstanding Actor in a Featured Role - Bryan Kaplan
- Outstanding Ensemble - Melody Bates, Ian Holcomb, Bryan Kaplan, and Brian Miskell
- Outstanding Premiere Production of a Play - Eightythree Down, Hard Sparks in assn. with Horse Trade Theatre Group
may 30th, 2012
Exciting event coming up: performing with Kathryn Erbe, Seth Numrich and Jelena Stupljanin in a series of new plays by J.Stephen Brantley, Crystal Skillman and Daniel Talbott. Great cast. Great playwrights. Site-specific theatre in Southampton. I can't wait.
The Wickapogue Plays is the first in a new series of site-specific performances of original plays in the Hamptons. Three short plays by J.Stephen Brantley, Crystal Skillman, and Daniel Talbott performed by Kathyrn Erbe, Brian Miskell, Seth Numrich, and Jelena Stupljanin at a beautiful private residence in Southampton Village.
June 25th at 7:30pm. $40 admission includes food and drink. Exact location to be revealed upon purchase.
Click here for tickets or more information.
Exciting event coming up: performing with Kathryn Erbe, Seth Numrich and Jelena Stupljanin in a series of new plays by J.Stephen Brantley, Crystal Skillman and Daniel Talbott. Great cast. Great playwrights. Site-specific theatre in Southampton. I can't wait.
The Wickapogue Plays is the first in a new series of site-specific performances of original plays in the Hamptons. Three short plays by J.Stephen Brantley, Crystal Skillman, and Daniel Talbott performed by Kathyrn Erbe, Brian Miskell, Seth Numrich, and Jelena Stupljanin at a beautiful private residence in Southampton Village.
June 25th at 7:30pm. $40 admission includes food and drink. Exact location to be revealed upon purchase.
Click here for tickets or more information.
With Seth Numrich and Jelena Stupljanin © 2012 Daniel Talbott
may 22nd, 2012
Booked my next project!
Very excited to work with Nora's Playhouse on their production of The Fallen, by Yasmine Beverly Rana, directed by Caroline Reddick Lawson.
The Fallen gives breath to the haunting stories of the Bosnian War. Spanning twenty years, Yasmine Beverly Rana’s moving play reveals the lingering repercussions of the conflict while ricocheting from the rooftops of Sarajevo to the balconies of Turin and an art gallery in London.
The Fallen will be performed July 18th through July 21st at the Jerry H. Labowitz Theatre for the Performing Arts.
Click here for tickets or more information.
Booked my next project!
Very excited to work with Nora's Playhouse on their production of The Fallen, by Yasmine Beverly Rana, directed by Caroline Reddick Lawson.
The Fallen gives breath to the haunting stories of the Bosnian War. Spanning twenty years, Yasmine Beverly Rana’s moving play reveals the lingering repercussions of the conflict while ricocheting from the rooftops of Sarajevo to the balconies of Turin and an art gallery in London.
The Fallen will be performed July 18th through July 21st at the Jerry H. Labowitz Theatre for the Performing Arts.
Click here for tickets or more information.
With Peter O'Connor and Haynes Thigpen. © 2012 Jessica Palopoli
may 6th, 2012
Just back to New York after finishing the fantastic run of the West Coast Premiere of The Aliens, by Annie Baker, directed by Lila Neugebauer. Thanks so much to everyone at the SF Playhouse for your incredible hospitality. And thank you San Francisco.
Check out the press from the show here.
Just back to New York after finishing the fantastic run of the West Coast Premiere of The Aliens, by Annie Baker, directed by Lila Neugebauer. Thanks so much to everyone at the SF Playhouse for your incredible hospitality. And thank you San Francisco.
Check out the press from the show here.