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Staff
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Tony
Sportiello,
Artistic Director-Tony
has been writing and producing plays in New York City since 1989.
Some shows which have been produced include "Absent Friends",
"Suicide Rings", "The Bet", "Tickets, Please!", "Shattered Glass",
"Second Chance", "National Pastime", "Wild Thing" and "Love On
Trial". He was the co-Artistic Director of the Madison Avenue Theater
from 1991-1994. His one-act play "Contract Time" was entered into the
Hall of Fame Library in Cooperstown, New York, making him an official
member of the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.
Riley
Jones-Cohen, Executive Director
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Riley, an accountant, has been an administrator in the not-for-profit world for about 15 years. She is an actor and has worked in many other areas of theater productions…as stage manager, production manager, wardrobe supervisor, director and properties acquisition…on and off-Broadway. |
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Stephen works with Sheila as co-facilitator of the Writer's Meetings as well as acting as a liaison between the writers and the staff. He is a writer, director, and actor. Stephen has won an OOBR (Off-Off Broadway Review) Award for directing, and an Irving Karkower Award for playwriting. |
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Greg has been a member of the Workshop since 1996. He is an actor and a director, and has worked at theatres up and down the east coast, as well as in television and film. Greg graduated from Tufts University, and trained extensively at Michael Howard Studios and with Joseph Chaikin. |
Jenny
Greeman,
Administrative Director
- Jenny
is the newest staff member, joining in the summer of 2000.
She oversees the administrative aspects of the company and
manages rehearsal schedules, house managers, stage managers,
publicity, and works with the rest of the staff on
developing and producing the members' works. Jenny is an
actress and singer, recently appearing at the
Workshop
in "St. Brendan's"by Fred Pezzulli. She has worked
as a stage manager, production assistant, associate
producer, and director off-Broadway and in the
comedy world.
Lori
Faiella, Dee Dee Friedman, Company Managers (Bios
not available yet)
Elysa Marden, Production Liason (Bio not available yet)
Tim Harris, Literary Manager
Scott C.
Sickles, Dramaturge
Scott
C. Sickles (Playwright) received his MFA in dramatic writing from
Carnegie Mellon University, where he has also served as an adjunct
lecturer in
specializing in new play development. His plays have been performed
Off-Off-Broadway, across the U.S., in Canada and Australia. He is a
recipient of a Pennsylvania Council of the Arts Fellowship for his
play Shepherd's Bush, and the 1999 Beverly Hills Theatre
Guild/ Julie Harris Playwriting Award for his play Lightning From
Heaven. His one-act play, "murmurs", has been published by Samuel
French, Inc. Workshop audiences are familiar with his short plays
"The Harmonic Convergence," "Sarcophagus," "The Open Window," "The
Story-Teller," and "The Antique Shoppe." He also produced his
one-act "Beautiful Noises" representing the Workshop at The Publicity
Tree. He is pleased to once again collaborate with director
Michael Montel. Current projects in development include a
musical about the treason of Benedict Arnold with composer Ryan
McClead, and a backstage comedy with Paula D'Alessandris entitled
Perfecting the Kiss.
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Jim Doyle, Newsletter |
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Randy Schein, Publicity Coordinator (Bio not available yet)
For more
information
please call 212-695-4173 or email us at
the42ndstreetworkshop@att.net
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