December 2011: Mobro
returns to The Jazz Gallery. Four nights only: December 7 - 10. Tickets
will be available at www.jazzgallery.org.
Watch promotional video here.
November 2011: Spuyten Duyvil now available for reading
at Indie Theatre
Now.
November 2011: Workshop of The Dowager at The Playwrights
Center.
September 2011: Invited
to CEAD International Seminar on Translation in Montreal, Quebec.
July 2011: Publication of excerpt from A Lover's Dismantling: Fragments
of a Scenic Discourse in Asymptote.
June 2011: Rehearsal Workshop of The Dowager, directed
by Alice Reagan, with Alexis McGuinness.
June 2011: Reading of Ranch Home at the Partial Comfort
Retreat.
May 2011: This
Is My Office receives workshop production at Studio Roanoke in
Roanoke, Virginia.
April 2011: Residency with John Ellis at the Jazz Gallery. Presentation
of excerpt from new collaboration at the end of the month.
April
2011: Reading of Loop Tape as part of the Soho Rep Writer/Director
Lab. Directed by Mike Donahue, with Robert Ari, Justin Blanchard, Michael
Chernus, Suli Holum, Eric Lockley, Debargo Sanyal, Jenny Seastone Stern,
and Andy Weems.
March 2011: Reading of This Is My Office in Ars Nova's Out
Loud Series, directed by Hal Brooks, performed by Greg Keller.
January 2011: My interview of Clubbed Thumb AD Maria Striar in Howlround.
January 2011: Weeklong workshop in Santa Fe, New Mexico with Theatre
Grottesco.
December 2010: Workshop of Visiting Day in Ruth Easton Series
in the Playwrights Center in Minneapolis. Director: Laura Kepley.
October 2010: Workshop of Visiting Day in Chicago. Director:
Polly Noonan. Cast: Mierka Girten and Guy Van Swearingen.
September 2010: Chosen for 2010-2011 Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab.
September 2010: Workshop with Clubbed Thumb of Ranch Home,
directed by Pam MacKinnon. Cast: Michael Countryman, Matt Farabee, Nina
Hellman, John Procaccino, Jenny Seastone Stern, Ann Talman, Sarah Tolan-Mee.
September 2010: Awarded Playwrights Center/Network of Ensemble Theatres
Grant to collaborate with Theatre
Grottesco.
July 2010: A Lover's Dismantling: Fragments of a Scenic Discourse
will receive a reading in the Goodman Theatre's Latino
Theatre Festival.
July 2010: This Is My Office at Brown/Trinity
Playwrights Rep.
June 18, 2010: The Ice Siren returns to the Jazz Gallery,
in George Wein's Carefusion Jazz Festival.
June 2010: Workshop of Visiting Day with Joanna Adler and
Rob Campbell, directed by Polly Noonan.
May 2010: Awarded Core Membership at the Playwrights Center.
April/May 2010: Playwright-in-residence at The Ohio State University.
April 2010: Rehearsal workshop of This Is My Office with
the 24/7 Lab.
February/March 2010: Writing The Dowager, a new one woman
show in the 24/7 Lab.
February 2010: Reading
of co-translation of Women In A Holy Mess at the Japan Society:
February 2010. Details here.
January 2010: The
Sadness Of The Limes, and Events With Life's Leftovers, two
translations of Mexican plays. published online by Intranslation
November 2009: Reading of new translation of Elena Guiochin's A
Lover's Dismantling: Fragments of a Scenic Discourse as part of
the Lark Theatre's US - Mexico Playwrights Exchange.
August 2009: Semifinalist for P73 Playwriting Fellowship.
August 2009: Selected for Lark Theatre's "Playground" Alumni
Program.
August 2009: Awarded LMCC Workspace studio residency for 2009-2010.
June 2009: Reading of Visiting Day with Polly Noonan and
Thomas Jay Ryan, directed by Susanna Gellert.
May 2009: Premiere
of The Ice Siren, collaboration with jazz saxophonist John
Ellis, at The
Jazz Gallery: May 29 - 30, 2009.
April 2009: Workshop of Visiting Day at Sewanee: The University
of The South: April/May 2009. Susanna Gellert will direct the two person
cast of Trey Lyford and Polly Noonan.
April 2009: Performance edition of The Hairy Dutchman published
by Toddtexts, an imprint of the University of Rochester's International
Theatre Program. Purchase
the book here
or preview it by clicking on the cover image,
below.
April 2009: The Hairy Dutchman will be produced at the University
of Rochester, running from April 23 - May 2. Nigel Maister directs. For
more information, click here.
January 2009: Reading of The Hairy Dutchman with Babel Theatre
Project. Cast: Justin Blanchard, Geordie Broadwater, Morgan Dover-Pearl,
Siho Ellsmore, Crystal Finn, Susannah Flood, Zabryna Guevara, Ed Jewett,
Nathan Keepers, Khris Lewin, Jordan Reeves, Myxolydia Tyler, and Emily
Young. Director: Geordie Broadwater.
January 2009: Workshop of Ranch Home with Clubbed Thumb.
Cast: Kether Donahue, Crystal Finn, Jan Leslie Harding, Patrick Harrison,
Suli Holum, Ed Jewett and Hugh Sinclair. Director: Jose Zayas.
January 2009: Presentation of Heirloom, a monologue, published
in One on One:
The Best Men's Monologues for the 21st Century. Performed
by Dan Colman and directed by Susanna Gellert.
December 2008: Reading of new play The Hairy Dutchman at
the University of Rochester.
November/December 2008: In residence at the University of Rochester as
Leslie Braun ('71) Visiting Playwright for '08-'09.
Autumn 2008: In residence at Sewanee, The University of The South, as
2008-2009 Tennessee Williams Fellow.
July 2008: Mother Earth workshopped at Minneapolis' Playlabs
Conference. Cast: Barbra Berlowitz, Warren Bowles, Terry Hempleman, Barbara
Kingsley, Taj Reuler, and Sid Solomon. Director: Jackson Gay.
July 2008: In Spite of the Devil (aka Spuyten Duyvil)
produced at Brown/Trinity
Playwrights Rep. Cast: Mark Cohen, Craig Divino, Patrick Harrison
and Molly O'Neill. Directed by Andy Bragen and Ken Prestininzi.
April 2008: Awarded
commission to write new play for the University of Rochester's International
Theatre Program
April 2008: Vengeance Can Wait to be produced at PS122 by
Queens Theatre in the Park as part of the Best of the Boroughs Festival.
For more info:
http://www.ps122.org/performances/vengeance_can_wait.html
April 2008: Mother Earth semifinalist for Seven Devils Playwrights
Conference.
March 2008: Awarded 2008-2009 Tennessee Williams Fellowship at Sewanee:
The University of The South.
February 2008: Events with Life's Leftovers, a translation,
receives reading as part of the Global Age Project at the Aurora Theatre
in Berkeley, California. Director: Tom Bentley.
February 2008: Mother Earth selected as semifinalist for
the O'Neill Playwrights Conference.
February 2008: Reading of Mother Earth with P73 Productions.
Cast: Michael Chernus, Zabryna Guevara, Dick Latessa, Marsha Mason, Paul
O'Brien and Brenda Wehle. Director: Jackson Gay.
February 2008: Reading of Vengeance Can Wait with Theatre
Mu in Minneapolis.
February 2008: Reprise of the Dreamscapes project at the
Jazz Gallery.
December 2007: Dreamscapes, a collaboration with jazz saxophonist
John Ellis, premieres at the Jazz Gallery, New York City, December 21st
and 22nd, 2007. For video from the project, click
here.
December 2007: Events with Life's Leftovers, a translation,
selected for Global Age Project at the Aurora Theatre in Berkeley, California.
December 2007: Mother Earth selected as semifinalist for
Playlabs.
November 2007: Reading/workshop of Veronica Bujeiro's The Sadness
of The Limes, translated by Andy Bragen. Director: Alex Correia.
November 2007: Reading/workshop of Andy's American Adaptation of Ai Nagai's
Women in a Holy Mess at the Playwrights Center, directed
by Michael Bigelow Dixon.
October 2007: Winner of Clubbed Thumb Biennial Commission.
October 2007: Reading of Japanese co-translation, Vengeance can
Wait, at the Guthrie Theatre.
September 2007: Commission to co-translate Japanese play by Ai Nagai for the Playwrights Center.
September 2007: Commission to translate Veronica Bujeiro's La Tristeza de los Citricos for the 2007 Lark US - Mexico Playwrights Exchange.
September 2007: Participant in the Outlet,
with Electric Pear Productions, to work on a new play, Visiting
Day. Cast: Robin Galloway and Paul Coffey.
September 2007: Spuyten Duyvil reading with Id Theatre.
Directed by Jackson Gay. Cast: Denis Butkus, Susannah Flood, Ed Hyland
and Alfredo Narciso.
August 2007: Heirloom, a monologue, to be published in Applause
Books' The Best Men’s Monologues of the Millennium, due out in
Spring 2008.
August 2007: Semifinalist for P73 Fellowship.
August 2007: Reading of Sweet Dreams of Paris with the Woodshed
Collective.
July 2007: Co-translator with Kyoko Yoshida of Like a Butterfly,
My Nostalgia by Masataka Matsuda, workshopped at .the Playlabs
Conference. Director: Lisa Peterson. Cast: Jim Lichtschteidl and Annie
Enneking.
May 2007: Invited to join P73 Writers' Group.
April 2007: Reading of Mother Earth at Illusion Theater.
April 2007: Semifinalist for New Dramatists
Admission.
April 2007: Production of Water, a short play for a child,
as part of the Chicago Avenue Project, at the Pillsbury House Theater.
March 2007: Reading of Lazy at Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre.
Director: Louis Moreno. Cast: Quincy Bernstine, Frank Liotti, Jocelyn
Kuritsky, Andres Munar, Grant Neil, and Tommy Schrider.
March 2007: Round-table reading of Mother Earth at Lark
Theatre.
March 2007: Semifinalist for 2007 Playlabs Conference with Food
Porn.
February 2007: Reading of Food Porn at Emigrant
Theater. Director: Jef Hall-Flavin. Cast: Maren Bush, Phil Callen,
Maggie Chestovich, Andrew Hovelson and Ann Kim.
January 2007: Reading of Food Porn at Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre, Director: Louis Moreno. Cast: Michael Chernus, Crystal Finn, Suli Holum, Greg Keller and Nurit Monacelli.
December 2006: Rehearsal workshop/reading
of Lazy at the Playwrights Center. Director: Noel Raymond.
Dramaturg: Polly Carl. Cast: John Catron, Nathan Christopher, Jeany Park,
Emily Gunyou, Terry Hempleman, and Steve Hendrickson.
November 2006: Semifinalist for Cherry Lane Alternative with Food
Porn.
October 2006: Translator of Events with Life's Leftovers
by Alberto Villarreal Diaz, being workshopped at the Lark Theatre as part
of their US - Mexico Playwrights Exchange.
September 2006: In residence at the Playwrights
Center in Minneapolis for a 2006-2007 Jerome Fellowship.
August 2006: In residence at the Millay Colony.
July 2006: Co-translator and dramaturg for Vengeance can Wait,
a Japanese play by Yukiko Motoya, at the Playlabs Conference.
June 2006: Participation as resident playwright
in 2006 Lincoln Center Directors Lab.
May 2006: Presentation of Game, Set, Match,
a short play, in Take Five with Clubbed Thumb. Performed by Tom Lipinski.
Director: Mallory Catlett
April 2006: Workshop production of Food
Porn in the Brown/Trinity New Plays Festival. Cast:
Morgan Dover-Pearl, Crystal Finn, Alexander Platt, Tom Schwans, and Emily
Young. Director: Geordie Broadwater.
March 2006: Andy awarded a 2006-2007 Jerome
Fellowship by the Playwrights
Center in Minneapolis.
February 2006: Andy awarded summer residency at the Millay
Colony.
January 2006: Lazy reading in NYU's hotINK
festival. Cast: Robert Devaney, Carla Harting, Courtney Hoffman, Ed
Jewett, Brandon Miller, and Garrett Neergaard. Director: Jonathan Silverstein.
October 2005: Blood and Flowers,
a play-in-progress, selected as a finalist for the Clubbed Thumb Biennial
Commission.
October 2005: Workshop of Unfinished Business
with the A.R.T. MFA actors. Reading at Brown University's McCormack Family
Theatre. Director: Dmitry Troyanovsky. Dramaturg: John Herndon. Cast:
Mariko Barajas, Teniqua Crawford, Christian Roulleau and Sean Simbro.
August 2005: Lazy
reading at the Vortex Theater in Chelsea. Director: Louis Moreno. Cast:
Raymond Bokhour, Corinne Colon, Jan Leslie Harding, Andres Munar, Alfredo
Narciso, and Tommy Schrider.
February 2005: Sweet Dreams of Paris received
a workshop production as part of the Brown/Trinity New Plays Festival.
The director was Birgitta Victorson. Cast: Charlie Hudson III, Tom Lipinski,
Jordan Reeves, Josh Shulruff, Heather Wood, Emily Young.
December 2004: Lazy, selected for Soho Think Tank's Sixth Floor Series, received a three day workshop in the Ohio Theatre's upstairs space, culminating in a reading. The director was Cat Cooper. Cast: Quincy Bernstine, Drew Bonadio, Jack Ferver, Laura Kindred, Tommy Schrider and Daniel Zippi.
December 2004: Reading of Spuyten Duvyil at Ars Nova, as part of Underwood Theatre's "Out Loud" series. Director: James Abar. Cast: Guy Boyd, Denis Butkus, Corinne Colon and Tommy Schrider .
October 2004: Reading of 243 at Repertorio Español. Director: James Abar. Cast: Elisa Bocanegra, Aysan Celik, Corinne Colon, Michael Lopez, Jack Marks, Nurit Monacelli, Gerardo Rodriguez and Tommy Schrider.
September 2004: 243 designated a finalist in Repertorio Español's Nuestras Voces Playwriting Competition. There will be a reading in October 2004.
July 2004: Reading of Spuyten
Duyvil at Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre. Cast: Robert
Ari, Denis Butkus, Sharon Freedman, and Gian-Murray Gianino.
June 2004: Spuyten Duyvil workshopped at the Seven
Devils Playwrights Conference, in McCall, Idaho, in June 2004. James
Abar directed, and Louis Geddes was the dramaturg. Cast: Denis Butkus,
Sharon Freedman, Cody Hyslop and Sam McMurray.
March 2004: Awarded Lucille Lortel Fellowship to attend Brown University
MFA playwriting program, class of 2006. The program starts in September
2004.
March 2004: Reading of Spuyten Duyvil with LAByrinth Theater
Company, directed by Paula Pizzi. Cast: Carlo Alban, Renee Brown, Scott
Hudson, and Richard Petrocelli.
March 2004: Greater Messapia produced at Queens
Theatre in the Park. The show opened on March 18, and ran for ten performances
over two weekends. Jonathan Silverstein was the director. Visit the production
page for more details.
January 2004: Andy awarded 2004 EST/Sloan Commission for Beach's Vision, a play which will explore the life of inventor and publisher Alfred Ely Beach, best known for his construction of a pneumatic subway line in downtown Manhattan in 1870.
January 2004: Reading of Mosesville in the 2004 hotINK festival. Director: Davis McCallum. Cast: Robert Ari, Kathryn Foster, Tom Ligon, Ruth Maleczech, John-Andrew Morrison, Jim Parsons, and Tommy Schrider.
December 2003: Formaldehyde designated a finalist in the Clayton State Theater International Playwriting Competition.
November 2003: Concert
reading of 243, at Ensemble Studio Theatre as part of their
New Voices Fellowship Reading Series. Director: Jamie Richards. Cast:
Victoria Cartagena, Veronica Cruz, Melissa Delaney-Del Valle, Dawn Evans,
Richmond Hoxie, Michael Lopez, Tommy Schrider, and Felix Solis.
September 2003: Table Reading of Spuyten Duyvil, with Robert
Ari, Aysan Celik, John-Andrew Morrison and Tommy Schrider.
June 2003: Awarded New Voices Fellowship for 243, by Ensemble Studio Theatre.
May 2003: Reading at the Ohio Theatre of translations of Bernard-Marie Koltes' Back to The Desert, and Tabataba. The cast included Leslie Lyles and Daniel Zippi.
May 2003: Reading of Mosesville, at the Nagelberg Theatre at Baruch College, directed by Ron Orbach, with Josh Alexander, Robert Ari, Tessa Auberjonois, Shawn Elliott, Derek Manson, Jim Parsons, and Barbara Spiegel.
February 2003: Table Reading of 243, with Raymond Bokhour, Aysan Celik, Veronica Cruz, Jennifer Morris, John-Andrew Morrison, Tommy Schrider, and Andrea Thome.
February 2003: Reading of Greater Messapia at Queens Theatre in the Park, as part of their Immigrant Voices Reading Series. Directed by Davis McCallum, with Roger Babb, Raymond Bokhour, Aysan Celik, Veronica Cruz, Jennifer Morris, Paula Pizzi, Tommy Schrider, and Patrick Turner.
November 2002: Table Reading of Mosesville, with Joanna P. Adler, Aysan Celik, Robert Devaney, Maria Dizzia, Tom Ligon, John-Andrew Morrison, and Trevor Oswalt.
October 2002: Artist Residency at Blue Mountain Center.
August 2002: Table Reading of Mosesville, at the Lark Playwrights Workshop with Gregory Bratman, Venida Evans, Jack Ferver, Tom Ligon, Jordin Ruderman, and Jeremy Webb.
July/August 2002: Lazy included in Theatre of NOTE late-night series, Los Angeles, California.
June 2002: Three day rehearsal workshop of Mosesville, scenes from Act 1, at the Lark Playwrights Workshop, directed by Davis McCallum, with Gregory Bratman, Kathryn Foster, and Leslie Lyles.
June 2002: Reading at the Dramatists Guild, of translations of Bernard-Marie Koltes' Back to The Desert, and Tabataba, with Vanessa Aspillaga, Quincy Bernstine, Michael Chernus, Robert Devaney, Ahmed El-Motassem, Jack Ferver, Ty Jones, Mohamed Maftahi, Jennifer Morris, John-Andrew Morrison, Andy Powers, Alicia Roper, Afaf Shawwa, and Daniel Zippi.
May 2002: Invited by Arthur Kopit to join the second cycle of the Lark Playwrights Workshop.
May 2002: Reading of Lazy at the Dramatists Guild, as part of the Dramatists Guild Fellowship. Directed by Davis McCallum, with Joanna P. Adler, Jack Ferver, Hollis Witherspoon, and Daniel Zippi.
April 2002: Staged Reading of Lazy at Tonic. Directed by Davis McCallum, with Frank Deal, Jack Ferver, Alicia Roper, and Hollis Witherspoon.