Past Productions
2022-2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, TIC was on haitus from public performances.
2019
Plus 1
Recent Tragic Events
Written by Craig Wright
It's the day after September 11, and Waverly opens her apartment door, aghast. How could she have forgotten her blind date, Andrew, would be picking her up? As she scrambles to get ready, a series of twists, turns, and unexpected guests make for a fateful first date.
A thought-provoking comedy about a blind date with destiny.
8 Performances: Wed-Sat for 2 weeks
May 8-11 and 15-18 @ 8 pm
The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
244 West 54th Street, 12th Fl., NYC
It's the day after September 11, and Waverly opens her apartment door, aghast. How could she have forgotten her blind date, Andrew, would be picking her up? As she scrambles to get ready, a series of twists, turns, and unexpected guests make for a fateful first date.
A thought-provoking comedy about a blind date with destiny.
8 Performances: Wed-Sat for 2 weeks
May 8-11 and 15-18 @ 8 pm
The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
244 West 54th Street, 12th Fl., NYC
Plus 1
2018
Relentlessly Pleasant
Written & directed by Jake Lipman
It's the eve of the launch of a new, all-female co-working space, HER(E) SHE. As the staff prepares for its big day, a series of calamities threaten to derail their hard work.
A comedy about women, work, and knowing when to lean in.
14 Performances: October 10-27, 2018
Theatre 54 @ Shetler Studios
244 West 54th Street, 12th Fl., NYC
Funding was made possible, in part,
by a grant from The Puffin Foundation
It's the eve of the launch of a new, all-female co-working space, HER(E) SHE. As the staff prepares for its big day, a series of calamities threaten to derail their hard work.
A comedy about women, work, and knowing when to lean in.
14 Performances: October 10-27, 2018
Theatre 54 @ Shetler Studios
244 West 54th Street, 12th Fl., NYC
Funding was made possible, in part,
by a grant from The Puffin Foundation
Staged Reading: Relentlessly Pleasant
April 23, 2018 | Shetler 1 @ Shetler Studios
244 West 54th Street, 12th Fl., NYC
Funding was made possible, in part, by a grant from The Puffin Foundation
Written and directed by Jake Lipman
244 West 54th Street, 12th Fl., NYC
Funding was made possible, in part, by a grant from The Puffin Foundation
Written and directed by Jake Lipman
Performed by Caralie Chrisco, Holly Lynn Ellis*, Amy Fulgam*, Jake Lipman*, Maria Maloney*, Amanda Rodhe, Patrick Smith, Loralee Tyson
with stage directions read by Gillian Hurst
With devising input from Marina Barry, Amanda Bruton, Caralie Chrisco, Holly Lynn Ellis, Amy Fulgham, Lori Funk, Jake Lipman, Maria Maloney, Amanda Rodhe, Loralee Tyson, Joy Sudduth.
*actors appear courtesy of Actors Equity Association
with stage directions read by Gillian Hurst
With devising input from Marina Barry, Amanda Bruton, Caralie Chrisco, Holly Lynn Ellis, Amy Fulgham, Lori Funk, Jake Lipman, Maria Maloney, Amanda Rodhe, Loralee Tyson, Joy Sudduth.
*actors appear courtesy of Actors Equity Association
2017
October 18-28, 2017 | The Bridge Theater @ Shetler Studios
By Theresa Rebeck
Directed by Jake Lipman
2016
October 26-November 5, 2016 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
By Gina Gionfriddo
Directed by Molly Ballerstein
By Gina Gionfriddo
Directed by Molly Ballerstein
June 22-26, 2016 | Theatre 54 @ Shetler Studios
By William Missouri Downs
Directed by Molly Ballerstein
By William Missouri Downs
Directed by Molly Ballerstein
2015
The Inn at Lake Devine
October 7-24, 2015 | Theatre 54 @ Shetler Studios
Based on the best-selling novel by Elinor Lipman
Adapted into a play with music by Jake Lipman
Directed by Kimberly Faith Hickman
Original music and orchestrations by Philip Rothman
Assistant directed by Molly Ballerstein
Based on the best-selling novel by Elinor Lipman
Adapted into a play with music by Jake Lipman
Directed by Kimberly Faith Hickman
Original music and orchestrations by Philip Rothman
Assistant directed by Molly Ballerstein
Staged Reading: The Inn at Lake Devine
April 23, 2015 | Shetler 1 @ Shetler Studios
Directed by Molly Ballerstein
Original music and orchestrations by Philip Rothman
Original music and orchestrations by Philip Rothman
2014
Whale Song, or:
Learning to Live with Mobyphobia
October 29-November 8, 2014 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
By Claire Kiechel
Directed by Jake Lipman
Assistant directed by Molly Ballerstein
Directed by Jake Lipman
Assistant directed by Molly Ballerstein
When Maya's eccentric father dies suddenly at Sea World, and a humpback whale begins to circle the island of Manhattan, Maya takes a long journey down to the depths of her grief and past . A warm-blooded comedy about looking for answers.
"A stunning script... this piece will live for a long time." --Theater in the Now
"Inventive staging... the audience [was] laughing one minute and crying the next. Extremely poignant." -- Going to Tahiti Productions
"Inventive staging... the audience [was] laughing one minute and crying the next. Extremely poignant." -- Going to Tahiti Productions
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - fall 2014
November 2-3, 2014 | Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
Social Studies written and performed by Elizabeth Phillips
Home written and performed by Karen Elliott
Just Leave Me Here written and performed by Caralie Chrisco
New Year’s Eve Party Crash written and performed by Dale Davidson
With musical guest Ellia Bisker
Buffalo Heights
May 7-17, 2014 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
By Adam Harrell
Directed by Jake Lipman
Assistant directed by Shelby Arnold
With Nina Leese, Alison Lemel, Jake Lipman, Shelley Little, Joe Mullen, and Matt Whitfield
Funding was made possible, in part, by a grant from The Puffin Foundation
Assistant directed by Shelby Arnold
With Nina Leese, Alison Lemel, Jake Lipman, Shelley Little, Joe Mullen, and Matt Whitfield
Funding was made possible, in part, by a grant from The Puffin Foundation
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - spring 2014
May 11-12, 2014 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
Unmolested? by Lynn Bixenspan
Lucky Chick by Felicity Seidel
Solo Show by David Meyers
My Unsexy Life as a Wall Street Analyst by Yangyang Guo
Sleep Well by Glynn Borders
Musical guest Todd Kramer
Lucky Chick by Felicity Seidel
Solo Show by David Meyers
My Unsexy Life as a Wall Street Analyst by Yangyang Guo
Sleep Well by Glynn Borders
Musical guest Todd Kramer
Staged Reading: The Buffalo Project
February 12, 2014 | Penthouse 1 @ Shetler Studios
Recipient of a 2014 Puffin Foundation Ltd grant for the development of new work
Developed over the winter of 2013 into the early part of 2014, 6 actors worked with playwright Adam Harrell to devise this comedy.
Recipient of a 2014 Puffin Foundation Ltd grant for the development of new work
Developed over the winter of 2013 into the early part of 2014, 6 actors worked with playwright Adam Harrell to devise this comedy.
2013
How I Learned to Drive
October 17-November 2, 2013 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
By Paula Vogel
Directed by Jake Lipman
Assistant directed by Allison Lemel
With Lynn Berg, Michael Edmund, Jake Lipman, Shelley Little, Holland Hamilton, and Joan Saunders
"The cast is immensely engaging and likable... This revival of Paula Vogel's well-known work has a strong cast and a well designed set making it worth seeing, especially for those who have not seen it performed before."
By Paula Vogel
Directed by Jake Lipman
Assistant directed by Allison Lemel
With Lynn Berg, Michael Edmund, Jake Lipman, Shelley Little, Holland Hamilton, and Joan Saunders
"The cast is immensely engaging and likable... This revival of Paula Vogel's well-known work has a strong cast and a well designed set making it worth seeing, especially for those who have not seen it performed before."
How to Behave/Places, Please
October 23, 2013 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
How to Behave written and performed by Connie Perry
Places, Please written and performed by Allison Lemel
Directed by Jake Lipman
How to Behave written and performed by Connie Perry
Places, Please written and performed by Allison Lemel
Directed by Jake Lipman
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - fall 2013
October 20-21 and 27-28, 2013 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
Google: It's Complicated by Aizzah Fatima
My Personal War on Terror by Dale Davidson
Our Common Deception by Anna Fox
Unfinished Adventure by Nora Vetter
DTMM: Don't Tell My Mom (She Thinks I'm Mormon) by Kaitlin Emery
Dear Mr. President by Alan Fox
Lost in Suburbia: The Demise of the Domestic Diva by Rose Andrez
Ballad of a Beauty Queen Andreanna Buccheri
Google: It's Complicated by Aizzah Fatima
My Personal War on Terror by Dale Davidson
Our Common Deception by Anna Fox
Unfinished Adventure by Nora Vetter
DTMM: Don't Tell My Mom (She Thinks I'm Mormon) by Kaitlin Emery
Dear Mr. President by Alan Fox
Lost in Suburbia: The Demise of the Domestic Diva by Rose Andrez
Ballad of a Beauty Queen Andreanna Buccheri
The Mistakes Madeline Made
April 4-13, 2013 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
By Liz Meriwether
Directed by Brock H. Hill
With A.J. Heekin, Jake Lipman, Shelley Little, Joe Mullen, and Jeremy Patrick Hamilton
By Liz Meriwether
Directed by Brock H. Hill
With A.J. Heekin, Jake Lipman, Shelley Little, Joe Mullen, and Jeremy Patrick Hamilton
"Meriwether's script shows a sure touch that brings us right along through the changes, and together with pitch-perfect performances, and Brock H. Hill's typically assured direction, it results in note only the best Tongue in Cheek Theater Production I've experienced, but the best comedy I've seen on stage so far this year."
-- Blog Critics
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - spring 2013
April 7-8, 2013 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
“Ready?” Katie Goodland
SBF by Jennifer Fisher
Inspiration Whore by Rachel Handler
Cracks In A Concrete Heart by Joel Haberli
“Ready?” Katie Goodland
SBF by Jennifer Fisher
Inspiration Whore by Rachel Handler
Cracks In A Concrete Heart by Joel Haberli
2012
Our Town
October 17-27, 2012 | Theatre 54 @ Shetler Studios
By Thornton Wilder
Directed by Jake Lipman
Original music and orchestrations by Philip Rothman
Assistant directed by Allison Lemel
With Brady Adair, Matthew Bayer, Lynn Berg, Stacy Capone, Michael Edmund, A.J. Heekin, Gillian Hurst, Nina Leese, Jake Lipman, Stephanie Pezolano, Brian Roach, Joan Saunders, Jere Williams.
"Tongue in Cheek's uncommonly warm production of the 1938 play at Theater 54 @ Shetler Studios, Our Town radiates most vividly when it lingers on the small moments. Thanks to a universally excellent cast led by director Jake Lipman (who also plays The Stage Manager), this version of Wilder's tale successfully argues that even an uneventful life is full of meaning."
By Thornton Wilder
Directed by Jake Lipman
Original music and orchestrations by Philip Rothman
Assistant directed by Allison Lemel
With Brady Adair, Matthew Bayer, Lynn Berg, Stacy Capone, Michael Edmund, A.J. Heekin, Gillian Hurst, Nina Leese, Jake Lipman, Stephanie Pezolano, Brian Roach, Joan Saunders, Jere Williams.
"Tongue in Cheek's uncommonly warm production of the 1938 play at Theater 54 @ Shetler Studios, Our Town radiates most vividly when it lingers on the small moments. Thanks to a universally excellent cast led by director Jake Lipman (who also plays The Stage Manager), this version of Wilder's tale successfully argues that even an uneventful life is full of meaning."
-- Cory Conley for NYTheatre.com
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - fall 2012
October 21-22, 2012 | Theatre 54 @ Shetler Studios
How to Behave by Connie Perry
Herman Commike Saved My Life by Riley Jason
Natural Novice by Siobhan O’Loughlin
The Scars at Night Are Big and Bright by Leyla Modirzadeh
Singer-songwriter Todd Kramer performs
How to Behave by Connie Perry
Herman Commike Saved My Life by Riley Jason
Natural Novice by Siobhan O’Loughlin
The Scars at Night Are Big and Bright by Leyla Modirzadeh
Singer-songwriter Todd Kramer performs
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - summer 2012
July 28-29, 2012 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
Dishwasher Dreams by Aladdin Ullah
Dear Nathaniel by Andrea Alton*
Luck of the Ira by Ira Gamerman
Is that Gonna Be on the Test, Miss? by Ronna J. Levy*
What Will People Say? by Anthoula Katsimatides
And special musical guest Matthew Sucich.
*Appears courtesy of Actors Equity Association.
Dishwasher Dreams by Aladdin Ullah
Dear Nathaniel by Andrea Alton*
Luck of the Ira by Ira Gamerman
Is that Gonna Be on the Test, Miss? by Ronna J. Levy*
What Will People Say? by Anthoula Katsimatides
And special musical guest Matthew Sucich.
*Appears courtesy of Actors Equity Association.
Humans Anonymous
May 2-12, 2012 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
By Kate Hewlett
Directed by Brock H. Hill
Stage Managed by Allison Lemel
With Amanda Bruton, Gusta Johnson, Jake Lipman, Kyle Minshaw, and Geoffrey J.D. Payne
By Kate Hewlett
Directed by Brock H. Hill
Stage Managed by Allison Lemel
With Amanda Bruton, Gusta Johnson, Jake Lipman, Kyle Minshaw, and Geoffrey J.D. Payne
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - spring 2012
May 6-7, 2012 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
How to Behave by Connie Perry
Herman Commike Saved My Life by Riley Jason
Natural Novice by Siobhan O’Loughlin
The Scars at Night Are Big and Bright by Leyla Modirzadeh
How to Behave by Connie Perry
Herman Commike Saved My Life by Riley Jason
Natural Novice by Siobhan O’Loughlin
The Scars at Night Are Big and Bright by Leyla Modirzadeh
2011
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - fall 2011
November 20-21, 2011 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
Taking Flight by Michael Bryan
The Glory of Love by Sarah Aili
Billy and Blake by Blake Pfeil
The Only Way to Say... by Nancy Noto
Singer/songwriter Garry Novikoff also performs his original songs.
Taking Flight by Michael Bryan
The Glory of Love by Sarah Aili
Billy and Blake by Blake Pfeil
The Only Way to Say... by Nancy Noto
Singer/songwriter Garry Novikoff also performs his original songs.
Books on Tape - FringeNYC
August 18-28, 2011 | The Connelly Theatre
New York City Premiere
By William Missouri Downs
Directed by Brock H. Hill
Stage Managed by Alison Lemel
Lighting by Michael Lounsbery
Costumes by Virginia Monte
With Jake Lipman, Geoffrey J.D. Payne, Nate Washburn, and Shana Wiersum
New York City Premiere
By William Missouri Downs
Directed by Brock H. Hill
Stage Managed by Alison Lemel
Lighting by Michael Lounsbery
Costumes by Virginia Monte
With Jake Lipman, Geoffrey J.D. Payne, Nate Washburn, and Shana Wiersum
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - spring 2011
May 1-2, 2011 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
How I Became An Astronaut by Fara Greenbaum:
One night, in the depths of despair, a woman gets hungry, buys a sandwich, and is inspired to change her life.
Dirty Paki Lingerie by Aizzah Fatima:
A heart-breaking glimpse into the complicated lives of American Muslim Pakistani women at the juncture of two different cultures.
The Make-Out Queen by Bronwen Prosser:
Sometimes a kiss is just a kiss, but when it’s not…damn.
How I Became An Astronaut by Fara Greenbaum:
One night, in the depths of despair, a woman gets hungry, buys a sandwich, and is inspired to change her life.
Dirty Paki Lingerie by Aizzah Fatima:
A heart-breaking glimpse into the complicated lives of American Muslim Pakistani women at the juncture of two different cultures.
The Make-Out Queen by Bronwen Prosser:
Sometimes a kiss is just a kiss, but when it’s not…damn.
The Drunken City
April 27-May 7, 2011 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
By Adam Bock
Directed by Brock H. Hill
Starring Jake Lipman, Shana Wiersum, Shelley Little, A.J. Heekin, Michael Gene Conti, and Reese Gaspard.
"Kudos to Ms. Lipman and Tongue in Cheek Theater for making manifest what's funny, and what's sneakily smart, in the blurry scrim of these six characters -- lost but thoroughly recognizable -- in search of too much to drink."
By Adam Bock
Directed by Brock H. Hill
Starring Jake Lipman, Shana Wiersum, Shelley Little, A.J. Heekin, Michael Gene Conti, and Reese Gaspard.
"Kudos to Ms. Lipman and Tongue in Cheek Theater for making manifest what's funny, and what's sneakily smart, in the blurry scrim of these six characters -- lost but thoroughly recognizable -- in search of too much to drink."
-- BlogCritics
2010
Dead White Males: A Year in the Trenches of Teaching
October 6-16, 2010 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
New York City Premiere
By William Missouri Downs
Directed by Brock H. Hill
With Brady Adair, Robert Gonzales Jr., Brynne Kraynak, Leanne Linsky, Jake Lipman, Graciany Miranda, and Shana Wiersum
"Tongue in Cheek Theater's sterling production is a trenchant critique of America's education system in crisis... fascinating. The ensemble is first-rate."
New York City Premiere
By William Missouri Downs
Directed by Brock H. Hill
With Brady Adair, Robert Gonzales Jr., Brynne Kraynak, Leanne Linsky, Jake Lipman, Graciany Miranda, and Shana Wiersum
"Tongue in Cheek Theater's sterling production is a trenchant critique of America's education system in crisis... fascinating. The ensemble is first-rate."
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - fall 2010
October 10-11, 2010 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
Four solo shows and musical guest Erica Russo
JACKed Up by Mark Gessner
I'm Fired! by Margie Suvalle
Can't the Revolution Wait? by Jamila Webb
Call Me by Katherine Williams
Four solo shows and musical guest Erica Russo
JACKed Up by Mark Gessner
I'm Fired! by Margie Suvalle
Can't the Revolution Wait? by Jamila Webb
Call Me by Katherine Williams
Proof
April 28-May 8, 2010 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
Nominated for New York Innovative Theatre Award for Sound Design
By David Auburn
Directed by Kristen Kentner
Sound design by Philip Rothman
With Daryl Brown, Jake Lipman, Deirdre McNamara, Brian W. Seibert
Nominated for New York Innovative Theatre Award for Sound Design
By David Auburn
Directed by Kristen Kentner
Sound design by Philip Rothman
With Daryl Brown, Jake Lipman, Deirdre McNamara, Brian W. Seibert
"Director Kristen Kenter and the cast skillfully balance the rueful humor and pathos of David Auburn's script. A memorable evening of theater."
--TheaterOnline
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - spring 2010
May 2-3, 2010 | The Bridge Theatre @ Shetler Studios
How I Became an Astronaut by Fara Greenbaum
Dirty Paki Lingerie by Aizzah Fatima
The Make-Out Queen by Bronwen Prosser
How I Became an Astronaut by Fara Greenbaum
Dirty Paki Lingerie by Aizzah Fatima
The Make-Out Queen by Bronwen Prosser
2009
Psych
September 9-19, 2009 | Theatre 54 @ Shetler Studios
By Evan Smith
Directed by Jason Bohon
Scenic and lighting design by Kacie Hultgren
Assistant directed by Robin Rothman
Stage Managed by Margaret Reed
Psych student Sunny struggles to finish her grad program while working part-time as a dominatrix.
With Brynne Kraynak, Mary Ruth Baggott, Maryll Botula, Bill Bria, Tele Durham, Kerri Ford, David Lanson, Jake Lipman, Ambien Mitchell, Susanne Nelson, and Brian W. Seibert
By Evan Smith
Directed by Jason Bohon
Scenic and lighting design by Kacie Hultgren
Assistant directed by Robin Rothman
Stage Managed by Margaret Reed
Psych student Sunny struggles to finish her grad program while working part-time as a dominatrix.
With Brynne Kraynak, Mary Ruth Baggott, Maryll Botula, Bill Bria, Tele Durham, Kerri Ford, David Lanson, Jake Lipman, Ambien Mitchell, Susanne Nelson, and Brian W. Seibert
Plus 1 Solo Show Festival - fall 2009
September 13-14, 2009 | Theatre 54 @ Shetler Studios
Three solo shows and musical guest
Maybe Later by Sarah Kauffman
The Enforcer by Glynn Borders
An excerpt of My Salvation Has a First Name by Robin Gelfenbien
Three solo shows and musical guest
Maybe Later by Sarah Kauffman
The Enforcer by Glynn Borders
An excerpt of My Salvation Has a First Name by Robin Gelfenbien
Up a River/Down the Aisle
July 28, 31, August 1, 16, 18, 2009 and May 15, 2010
By Jake Lipman (developed with Matt Hoverman)
A one-woman show about scattering ashes and settling down.
Directed by Brian W. Seibert
Midtown International Theatre Festival 2009 | Where Eagles Dare Theatre
The Strawberry One Act Festival 2009* | Theatre @ St. Clement's
Smith College | Hallie Flanagan Studio Theatre
*Semi-Finalist for Best Play
By Jake Lipman (developed with Matt Hoverman)
A one-woman show about scattering ashes and settling down.
Directed by Brian W. Seibert
Midtown International Theatre Festival 2009 | Where Eagles Dare Theatre
The Strawberry One Act Festival 2009* | Theatre @ St. Clement's
Smith College | Hallie Flanagan Studio Theatre
*Semi-Finalist for Best Play
Recent Tragic Events
February 25-28, 2009| The Producers' Club Crowne Theatre
By Craig Wright
Directed by Merete Muenter
It's September 12, 2001, and Waverly completely forgot to cancel her blind date.
With Robyn Berg, Tara Gadomski, Jake Lipman, Jacob Saxton, and Brian W. Seibert
By Craig Wright
Directed by Merete Muenter
It's September 12, 2001, and Waverly completely forgot to cancel her blind date.
With Robyn Berg, Tara Gadomski, Jake Lipman, Jacob Saxton, and Brian W. Seibert
2008
Five Flights
September 18-20, 2008 | The Producers' Club Crowne Theatre
By Adam Bock
Directed by Merete Muenter
When 3 adult children inherit an aviary, they are forced to look at how their lives have -- or haven't -- taken flight.
With Sara Michelle Bickweat, Jake Lipman, Grant McGowan, Jacob Saxton, and Brian W. Seibert, and Rainey Welch
By Adam Bock
Directed by Merete Muenter
When 3 adult children inherit an aviary, they are forced to look at how their lives have -- or haven't -- taken flight.
With Sara Michelle Bickweat, Jake Lipman, Grant McGowan, Jacob Saxton, and Brian W. Seibert, and Rainey Welch
Love Letters
February 14-16, 2008 | Roy Arias Payan Theatre
By A. R. Gurney
Directed by Jillian Singer
Through a series of letters, told over decades, two old friends spar, commiserate, and develop deep feelings for each other.
Starring Jake Lipman and Brian W. Seibert
By A. R. Gurney
Directed by Jillian Singer
Through a series of letters, told over decades, two old friends spar, commiserate, and develop deep feelings for each other.
Starring Jake Lipman and Brian W. Seibert
2006
Wearing Me Down
October 28-31, 2006 | The ATA Chernuchin Theatre
Prospect Theater's Dark Nights Series
Three one-act plays about the struggle to connect to the ones we love
Thanksgiving Dinner by Colette R. Johnson, directed by Heather Guthrie
Starring Aaron Black and Jake Lipman
Sisters by Cherie Vogelstein, directed by Samatha Tella
Starring Heather Guthrie, Jake Lipman, and Brian W. Seibert
Guitar by Colette R. Johnson, directed by Heather Guthrie
Starring Erin Evers and Brian W. Seibert
Prospect Theater's Dark Nights Series
Three one-act plays about the struggle to connect to the ones we love
Thanksgiving Dinner by Colette R. Johnson, directed by Heather Guthrie
Starring Aaron Black and Jake Lipman
Sisters by Cherie Vogelstein, directed by Samatha Tella
Starring Heather Guthrie, Jake Lipman, and Brian W. Seibert
Guitar by Colette R. Johnson, directed by Heather Guthrie
Starring Erin Evers and Brian W. Seibert
The Baltimore Waltz
April 25-29, 2006 | The Producers' Club Studio Theatre
By Paula Vogel
Directed by Heather Guthrie
Stage managed by Samantha Tella
A disgraced teacher and her sophisticated brother voyage across Europe in search of a cure for a mysterious illness.
Starring Jake Lipman, Brian W. Seibert, and Joel M. Peterson
By Paula Vogel
Directed by Heather Guthrie
Stage managed by Samantha Tella
A disgraced teacher and her sophisticated brother voyage across Europe in search of a cure for a mysterious illness.
Starring Jake Lipman, Brian W. Seibert, and Joel M. Peterson