Film
In The Tall Grass (2019) based on the novel by Stephen King and Joe Hill, written and directed by Vincenzo Natali (Netflix, Copperheart Entertainment)
A brother and sister are driving through Kansas during their road trip. Suddenly, they hear calls for help coming. They stop to investigate and get lost in field of tall grass. (IMDb)
The Vanishing of Sidney Hall (2017) written and Directed by Shawn Christensen (A24, DirecTV, Fuzzy Logic Pictures, Super Crispy Entertainment)
An enigmatic detective embarks on a cross-country search for a once-prominent author who's mysteriously disappeared after a string of dangerous arsons have targeted his celebrated but controversial first novel. (IMDb)
Theater
Henry IV Part 1 by William Shakespeare, directed by Rosa Joshi at The Folger Shakespeare Library (September - October 2019)
Prince Hal spends his days carousing in seedy taverns with criminals and lowly commoners, much to the dismay of his father, King Henry IV. Winding from the Boar's Head Tavern to the shadows of Gad’s Hill, Hal’s path to the throne may be unusual, but it eventually leads him to the one place where questions of honor and reputation come to a head: the battlefield.
Against the Hillside by Sylvia Khoury, directed by William Carden at Ensemble Studio Theatre (february 2018)
With the constant buzz of American drones above the Pakistani countryside, a young woman fears for the safety and sanity of her family. Thousands of miles away, the drone pilot in Nevada tasked with watching her family becomes increasingly removed from his own life. Playwright Sylvia Khoury examines the cost of wars fought at distance on both the observer and the observed.
Jazz by Nambi E. Kelly, directed by Kwame Kwei-Armah at Baltimore Center Stage (May-June 2017)
In Morrison’s exhilarating novel, Joe and Violet move from the Virginia countryside to Harlem at the turn of the century, young and in love. Twenty years later, Joe’s interactions with a young woman set off a series of violent events and unforgivable acts. Peeling back layers and alternating perspectives expose ultimately sympathetic characters, who—like the growing New York neighborhood and the winding woods of their youth—reveal their own rhythms.
School for Scandal by Richard Brinkley Sheridan, directed by David Esbjornson at Mason Gross School of the Arts (MGSA)
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A Woman of No Importance by Oscar Wilde directed by Moritz von Stuelpnagel at MGSA
Life in high society is replete with glamor and wit. Oscar Wilde’s dark and acerbic comedy explores class and legitimacy with characteristic sharp satire.
Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, directed by Tim Walker at Shakespeare's Globe Theater, London
Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, directed by Moritz von Stuelpnagel at MGSA
The Stand In by Brynna Turner, Directed by Knud Adams at MGSA
