By Jake Hooker Directed byCory Einbinder Music and Lyric bySam Shaffer At The Stable, D.U.M.B.O. (Brooklyn)
Featuring:
Cory Einbiner, Kalle Macrides, Melissa Mathis, Sam Shaffer, & Katarina Vizina
Description:
Hysteria: HYSTERIA marked Adhesive's first excursion into
the realm of Dance Theater. Resident Playwright Jake Hooker created
the text of our piece, pasting together an amalgam of sources including
Sigmund Freud, Joseph Breuer, T.S. Eliot,
Charlotte Perking Gilman, Lucia Joyce, and Siegfried Sassoon,
among others. Artistic Director Cory Einbinder worked with the cast
to create the movement score. This production was presented in
association with Big Dance Theater.
Info:718-596-2565 Tickets $18
Pay-what-you-will Tuesday nights. Discounts available to students and groups.
Presented in Association with Off the Leesh Productions
Chantecler By Edmond RostandTranslated by Kay Nolte Smith Directed byCory Einbinder
ProducerAlicia Arinella Technical DirectorTodd Smith IllustratorsJonathan Zeh, James Harley Composers&MusiciansJoel Griffin, Rob Caruso, Damien Lennon Puppet Master / Wing Builder Brian Matthews Puppets&CostumesChristiaan Koop
Art DirectorDiana Whitten Assistant DirectorShari Johnson Lighting DesignerJames Bedell Costume DesignerSuzanne ChesneySpecial ProjectsJeff Stark PublicistJoe Trentacosta Script EditorKalle Macrides Stage ManagerVinnie Colombo Technical AdvisorArtie Stiles
PuppetsTalaura Harms, Diana Whitten,
Einbinder, Shari Johnson
Featuring:
Drae Campbell, Charles Goonan. Talaura Harms, Jessica Jolly,
Kalle Macrides, Josh Mclane, Alanna Medlock, Madeline Muravchik,
Orion Taraban, and Aaron Mostkoff Unger
Chantecler, by Edmond Rostand, author of Cyrano de
Bergerac is an animal allegory about a rooster who believes that
his song makes the sun rise. Adhesive Theater Project'
production investigated the themes of inspiration, finding our place in
society, and overcoming our greatest doubts and fears.
With our resident composer's 3 piece band performing an original score, 2
visual artists drawing the world of the play as it transpired, and 10 actors
playing over 100 characters using puppets, masks, and physical theater, Adhesive Theater Project
broke new ground in the theater by offering a uniquely live
experience for the whole family.
Director Cory Einbinder returned to this play 10 years after his critically
acclaimed first production, hailed as:
"gorgeously imaginative staging... artistic triumph of the year...
Cory Einbinder has reached into an enormous bag of tricks to give
this production an almost non-stop sense of whimsy." -- Citipaper
"Imagination abounds... Einbinder has to be commended on his witty,
atmospheric production." -- Philadelphia Weekly
"amazingly powerful... Cory Einbinder directs with imagination...
deserves to be seen by a much larger audience." -- Hats Off
Not seen in New York since it's original Broadway production in 1911,
this fresh translation brought back the poetry and vitality of the original
French. We celebrated the year of the rooster with this king of the
barnyard - Chantecler.
At:Teatro LA TEA at Clemente Soto Valez Cultural Center
107 Suffolk Street, 2nd Floor, Manhattan, 10002 (Between Delancey and Rivington, Lower East Side)
Appropriate for kids!!! - Enthralling for adults!!!
Adhesive Theater Project, in
Association with Off the Leesh,
also presented a Puppet Workshop from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm, at Teatro LA TEA on Sunday, May 8th and
Sunday, May 15th
prior to the 5:00 pm performances of Chantecler.
See our Spring Newsletter for more information.
Peter Bean*, Amanda Broomell, Paul Daily, Cory Einbinder*, Ryan Hemphill, Christy Meyer*, Patrick S. R. Mills, Kristen Scoles, Hanson Tse, and Kara Tsiaperas*
*Appearing Courtesy of Actor's Equity Association
Description:
The Marriage of Figaro... Inspiration to Rossini and
Mozart... Harbinger of the French Revolution...
Grandfather to numerous Warner Bros. cartoons...
Meet the sequel!!! The play casts
the loveably mischievous Figaro and his defiantly loyal wife Susanna as
refugees seeking asylum abroad due to a revolution in their home
country. The story is about identity and the cost of changing it
in order to survive. (Don't worry – it's a comedy.)
HERE Arts Center's
The American Living Room series
and the Adhesive Theater Project,
by arrangement with
the Lincoln Center Directors Lab,
original presentation.
Assigned Best of TALR for
Repeat Performances at the
Raw Space Studios as part of the August Art Festival,
and at the HERE Arts Center.
Repeat Performances co-produced by
The Immediate Theater Company.
Les Mauvais Garçons
ByJake Hooker
Directed byCory Einbinder
Music Direction byErnesto Gomez
Costumes bySarah Bergman
Featuring:
Richard V. Licata*, Eric Giancoli, Rob Marcato, Hadar Lev-Tov, Stu Richel*, Zack Kron, Ian Jarvis, and Kalle Macrides
*Appearing Courtesy of Actor's Equity Association
Description:
Les Mauvais Garçons is about the absurdity, vulgarity and often
hidden poetry of modern life; about our desire to understand everything
and our inability to understand anything.
Written ByEric Giancoli Produced ByAdhesive Theater ProjectandAdmantium Inc. DirectorEric GiancoliAssistant DirectorCory Einbinder EditorCory EinbinderCinematographerStellio Imagliazzo SlateKalle MacridesBest BoyPeter Geraci Associate ProducerGustave Moreas At Local Movie Theaters, NYC
Featuring:
Peter Brownas Terrence Trendari,
Eric Giancoli as Curtis Finnegan
Description:
A satirical movie about The New Internal Revenue Service, structured
as a Training Video for IRS agents on how to conduct Personal Refund
sessions, which in reality are tax audits.
By Frank Wedekin Translated byTed Hughes Conceived & Directed by Cory Einbinder Stage ManagerRachel Schulman Music & Sound by Joel Griffin Costumes & Additional Art by Paata Uta Bekaia Sets, Props & Lighting by Cory Einbinder At Center Stage, NYC
Featuring:
Max Arnaud, Maha Chehlaoui, Tim Cusack*, Kalle Macrides, Alanna Medlock, Grant Moninger, and Matthew Pritchard
*Appearing Courtesy of Actor's Equity Association
Description:
The play, written in 1892, was banned and greatly censured until the
1960s. This new version by Ted Hughes "lends the dialogue
a particularly modern terseness and bite, drawing out all the erotic
energy of the original." In this production, the world of
the play is inspired by the work of acclaimed author and illustrator,
Edward Gorey. With his dark comic style, and elegant inking of
his imagination, the play finds a perfect marriage of beauty and
cruelty.
By Adhesive cast and staff Directed byCory Einbinder Stage ManagerStephanie Casella Costumes and propsMichelangelo Barasorda IV, Cory Einbinder At Nada Classic, NYC
Featuring:
Michelangelo Barasorda IV, Peter Bean Brown, Sarah Sims Erwin, Eric Giancoli, & Kalle Macrides
Description:
A Tale of a Superhero and a mute girl. Inspired by the great Jack Kirby.
It is the story of A Fall from Grace -- the loss of innocence of two
characters when they confront the real world. The narrative is told through
clear images and layers of sound, music, movement, and spectacle – a collage,
free from formulaic situations with room for interpretation.
Adhesive Theater Project is generously supported by the New York State
Council on the Arts, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, and the J. P.
Morgan Chase Regrant Program, administered by the Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. (BAC).
