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PAST PRODUCTIONS

 
Love, Loss, and What I Wore
         by Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron

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Drama Desk Award for Best Unique Theatrical Experience, Broadway World Audience Favorite

 

A smash hit with audiences and critics alike,the play broke all existing box office records Off-Broadway and was repeatedly extended due to audience demand, for 3 years. 

Our opening cast featured Tyne Daly, Rosie O'Donnell, Samantha Bee, Katie Finneran, Natasha Lyonne.  We rotated casts every month, and I had the joy of directing over 150 of our most celebrated comediennes in it, for New York.

 

The show has played all over the world, and was released to stock and amateur rights last year. 

 

Produced by Daryl Roth at the Westside Theater, New York.

And so it began
Final Reading at the DR2
Next stop: the Westside!
Westside Marquee and Window Card
Opening Cast with Delia and Nora
Opening Cast and the Clothes Cyc
Opening Cast
Tyne Teaches Drawing
Poster at the Westside
Opening Night: Let Them Eat Cake!
Second Cast in New York
Love Loss Cast
Bows
Love Loss Cast
Cake for our 300th on Broadway World
Rhea and Lucy do the show together!
Love Loss Cast
First Anniversary Party
Ellie Tahari Party
Dress for Success
Love Loss Cast
First Anniversay Cast and Me
Bloomingdales Window Valentine's Day
Interview Magazine
At the Westbank, our fave hang!
A Mary Birdsong Original
Our 1000th Performance
Toronto Opening Cast
Louise with the 2 Navy Blue Dresses
Margot Kidder
Andrea Martin
Divas of the first order!
Closing Performance The Final Circle
Our Last Circle in New York
Nora Speaks at the Closing
Quotes from the Critics
Me and Gingy one Summer
Nora and Delia at the 500th Party
Me and the Show Poster
The Second Anniversary Cake
Handle With Care
   by Jason Odell Williams
 
  ~A beauty, a bubbi and a box.
 
The New York Times' Critics Pick:

"Hilarious and heartwarming...exudes gobs

of comic energy and insight.  Carpenter has directed with flawless timing." ~Anita Gates

 

Ayelet, A young Israeli woman, reluctantly travels to America with her grandmother.  Fate and hilarious circumstances conspire to bring Ayelet, who has little command of English, together with a young American man with little command of romance. 

 

Is their love an accident? 

Or destiny, generations in the making?

 

Admit One
 by Wendy Yondorf

 

Many a parent succumbs to hysteria when it comes to getting their children into the best schools.  Howard Everett is no exception. 

But he has a leg up as one of the wealthiest donors to the elite Giddings Universiy, a hallowed gateway that assures access to the American Dream. 

What he does not anticipate is that he is about to meet the admissions officer from hell with her own rules and agenda.  With his child's entire future at stake, just how far will a father go to get him in?
 

Premiered at NJ Rep, Feb.-March, 2014

 

Stay tuned for breaking news on casting, as Admit One heads to Broadway!

Witnessed by the World
  by Jane Beal and Ronnie Cohen
 

Joan Ross, a world-renowned journalist, meets a young scriptwriter down on his  luck, and finds a reason to indulge her lifelong obsession with Jack Ruby's role in the Kennedy assasination, with disatrous results.

 

Produced by  Douglas Denoff and WBTW Productions, in association with Culture Project. Premiered at 59E59 Theaters, New York, Fall 2014

Hear Art, See Music LIVE

              ~Indianapolis Symphony

This was a little ditty I cooked up for the Indianapolis Symphony, who wanted to shake up their music programming with theatrical presentations.  Artist

Andre Miripolsky wailed on this, painting an entire 40' mural in the choir loft above the orchestra in the time it took them to play Ravel's Mother Goose: 28 minutes!

The Wizard of Oz

Surflight Theater, Beach Haven, NJ

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