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STEVE CAPRA
New York City
(212) 946-4352
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| London Fringe The Byt Company: -- No Fellow Traveler, She (Bryk) - presented in front of simultaneous projections of Eisenstein films, and combined with Vladimir Mayakovsky’s poetry; with The London Film Society Off-Off-Broadway Theatre for the New City, Lower East Side Festival: -- Be What You Eat (D’Entremont) - black comedy -- Four Keynote Speeches (Capra) - four monologues, featuring Quentin Crisp The Nameless Theatre: -- The Marriage Proposal (Chekhov) - the farce played allegro -- The Interlude at the Playhouse (Shaw) - a piece of Shavian fluff La MaMa, E.T.C.: -- Judas (Moses) - a solo script -- Gaugin in Paradise (Holton) - a solo script Boston/Cambridge The Harlequin Theatre: -- The Seagull (Chekhov) - deconstructing the script; with The North End Theatre -- Readings from the Algonquin Round Table (Parker/Benchley/Zitrin/others) - with song -- The American Dream (Albee) - with most lines addressed to the audience; with The Boston Arts Group -- The Poor Beggar and the Fairy Godmother (Allais) – classic French farce; with The Boston Arts Group Center Stage: -- The Zoo Story (Albee) - “...sensitive and intelligent direction” - The Boston Phoenix The Artists’ Collaborative: -- Living Together (Ayckbourn) - “The direction is brisk and stylish.” - The Boston Phoenix; with The North End Theatre -- Waiting for Godot (Beckett) - presented in a rock bar -- Married/Divorced (Davis) - two black-out sketches -- Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Albee) - focusing on the musicality of the dialogue -- Not a Fairy Tale (Kafka/Capra) - including stories, excerpts from the diaries, and the play The Warden at the Tomb - “The interpretations are felicitous.” - The Boston Phoenix -- The Childish Plumes: Readings from Emily Dickinson (Dickinson/Capra) -- Not Waving But Drowning: Readings from Stevie Smith (Smith/Capra) Theatre-in-Process --How Ronald Reagan Finally Saved the World (Schott) - Brechtian politicizing Cabaret Boston/Cambridge/New York various venues Radio Talking Information Center, Massachusetts Reading Network -- Not a Fairy Tale (Kafka/Capra) – as above -- The Childish Plumes: Readings from Emily Dickinson (Dickinson/Capra) – as above -- Not Waving But Drowning: Readings from Stevie Smith (Smith/Capra) – as above -- Mixed Interviews – a series of interviews -- Mixed Reviews – a series of entertainment reviews -- Mixed Readings – a series of readings Readings/Script Development New York The Living Theater Instant Shakespeare (with The New York Public Library) Boston/Cambridge Artists’ Collaborative Playwright’s Platform Theatre In Process Teaching Actors Workshop, Boston Boston Center for Adult Education Artists’ Collaborative, Boston Private teaching, Boston, NYC Training Acting/Directing/Playwrighting Jean-Claude Van Itallie Michael Shurtleff Prunella Scales (Actor’s Centre, London) University of Manchester (UK) HB Studio University of Massachusetts Cabaret/Musical Theater/Voice Fred Silver Beatrice Dobelle (Boston Conservatory) HB Studio |
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| Actors Equity Association Screen Actors Guild American Federation of Television and Radio Artists Board of Directors, New England Theater Conference Chair, John Gassner Memorial Playwrighting Award Committee, 1996 – 2007 |
