Brandon Thomas' CHARLEY'S AUNT '66 has been given a new life (at Stanford!) thanks to Scott Munson and Craig Souza. Douglas Morrisson Theatre opens its doors to the intrigued starting February 9th! Production Photos Coming Soon!
PianoFight's "The Last Christmas" Closes December 23rd!
The Last Christmas: A Comedy w/ Music and Fighting!
Adrian Deane & Joanna Kay are the PARIS-SITES! a.k.a. The Enforcers!
Enforcer: 1) a physically intimidating or willingly belligerent player who is counted on to retaliate when rough tactics are used by the opposing team 2) Adrian... Deane and Joanna Kay in The Last Christmas: A Holiday Action-Musicall - opens Thursday - tix avail @ http://bit.ly/2g1ZBy0 - use discount code "Facebook" for $10 off your ticket for opening weekend... or else!
From writer Daniel Heath and director Christy Crowley, the folks who brought you FORKING! and A Merry FORKING! Christmas, comes an all new holiday action-musical, The Last Christmas. When oil companies threaten to drill in the North Pole, Santa embarks on a mission to save his workshop and Christmas. Teaming up with an idealistic street musician, her ass-kicking sister, and Jesus, this unlikely quartet enters a battle of the bands with a grand prize big enough to buy Santa's workshop AND the North Pole. But with the oil companies tilting the scales, an evil contest host, and a young pop princess primed to win, can Santa and his rag tag crew rescue the holidays?
Every 28 Hours Invited to Theatre Bay Area Awards 2016
In light of the 2016 political climate, Theatre Bay Area decided to change things a bit for this year's awards show:
Chinaka Hodge and Reggie D. White hosted the Awards Celebration, directed by Rebecca Novick. The evening’s entertainment included select performances from Bay Area Children’s Theatre, Berkeley Playhouse, Lamplighter Music Theatre, and San Francisco Mime Troupe.
The evening also included a special performance from The Every 28 Hours Plays: a collection of one-minute plays inspired by the #BlackLivesMatter Movement, created and produced by Claudia Alick of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF), Dominic D’Andrea of The One-Minute Play Festival (1MPF), with participation of theater artists around the country; produced by FaultLine Theater in collaboration with A.C.T., Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Campo Santo, Crowded Fire Theater and Lorraine Hansberry Theatre.
FaultLine is collaborating with directors from A.C.T., Campo Santo, Crowded Fire Theater, and Lorraine Hansberry Theater to create a 4-week, fully-realized production of Every 28 Hours at PianoFight. The Bay Area collaboration will also include two performances at A.C.T.'s Strand Theater and Berkeley Repertory Theatre's Osher Studio.
Co-created and produced by Dominic D'Andrea of the One Minute Play Festival, and Claudia Alick of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Written by 90 contributing artists from across the country.
The Every 28 Hours Plays focus on the widely shared and contested statistic that every twenty-eight hours a black person is killed by a vigilante, security guard, or the police in the United States. The Ever 28 Hours Plays consist of around 75 one-minute plays inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, written by artists across the nation. Originally created and produced in the St. Louis community, this next phase of the project will be a coordinated series of national readings and engagements all over the country in October 2016, sponsored and presented by partnering theaters.
Please spread the word and join us October 21st through November 12th throughout the Bay Area.
Every 28 Hours - the National Collaboration begins Production!
Drakewolf in Three Rolls of 35mm Film
Photographer: Adam Drakewolf at drakewolf.tv
"Through a Glass Eye," "The College Graduate" and "My Morning Dream"
In Fake Space, No One Can Hear You Scream...For Ice Cream!
Barry Eitel and Rose Oser reunite with Adrian Deane for Faultline Theater's "The Ice Cream Sandwich Incident."
Reviews and Features:
San Francisco Chronicle does a feature! -- http://www.sfchronicle.com/performance/article/FaultLine-mixes-outer-space-ice-cream-and-ballet-9132720.php
Somewhere SF waxes lyrical about ICSI -- http://www.somewheresf.com/2016/08/
Theatre Bay Area's Editors' Pick! -- http://www.theatrebayarea.org/news/news.asp?id=301847
Theatre Arts Daily's promotion -- https://theatreartsdaily.wordpress.com/2016/08/09/review-the-ice-cream-sandwich-incident-presented-by-faultline-theatre/
SF Gate has humor for Faultline ==http://www.sfgate.com/performance/article/FaultLine-mixes-outer-space-ice-cream-and-ballet-9132720.php?cmpid=fb-desktop
BeyondTheFog.net Relaunches!
NYLO and BeyondTheFog team up to help relaunch the Susan Brown brand with fresh faces and attitudes.
M.O. Artist Signs Adrian Deane for Live Theatre
Willow Scotch of M.O. Artist Agency and Adrian Deane join forces to take Southern California's live theatre scene by storm!
Ritz Carlton Brings Fantasy from Half Moon Bay
American AVC - The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay
Makeup Consultant - Abigail Galloway
Stylist - Alexandra Brannen-Jurgenson
Adrian Deane is Clare in Tennessee Williams
THE OTHER GROUP THEATRE has put on TENNESSEE WILLIAMS' THE TWO CHARACTER PLAY, starring Adrian Deane and Lucas Alves, at the Phoenix Theatre in San Francisco.
SEREIN means Rain From A Cloudless Sky
Austin Page wants you to expand your vocabulary.
ATTUNEMENT Changes the Tone
Student short film by Sookyong Kwak takes over Pier 3 for two weeks, cast and crew compensated for frost bite from the San Francisco high winds in Winter.
Cal@Sundance Expands to SXSW!
LOST IN THE SUN Finds Its Way
LOST IN THE SUN (2015) - Follow the production on IMDb and the Film Website.
King Lear for Shakespeare in the Park
Vallejo Shakespeare in the Park casts Adrian Deane as Cordelia.
24 Hour Theater Twists-Up the Holidays for Your Pleasure
"Attunement" costars Adrian Deane and Ward Sorrick begin work together on Waterfront Playhouse and Conservatory's 24-Hour Flash Theater for the holidays.
Breaking the Cycle Star wins LA's "My Hero"
MY HERO Project awards Matt Austin, star of the feature documentary "Breaking the Cycle" (2013) the Dan Eldon Activist Award. Produced by Adam Austin and Adrian Deane. Directed by Robert Rippberger.
Produced by Adrian Deane
And So Begins LOST IN THE SUN (Crux Jinx Prod. set for 2015)
The first TABLE READ with full cast and crew, the beginnings of a cross-disciplinary collaboration with the brilliant graphic artist Pascal Dizon, and a wild and successful concert at DNA Lounge featuring Sunrunners and The Greening!
Hero Mars Takes Over the LGTB Awards Season
Adrian Deane is Juliet as one of the formidable Women in Shakespeare in Skylar Cooper's acclaimed short film HERO MARS.
Little Women Become Big Men
Adrian Deane is THE Josephine March in Barry's Eitel's adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's LITTLE WOMEN.
