Malaparte (theater company)
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| Formation | 1991 |
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| Type | Non-profit theatre company |
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Malaparte was an American non-profit theater company based in New York City, New York.
History
It was founded by a group of actors including Ethan Hawke and Steve Zahn[1] in 1991.[citation needed] Hawke wound the group up in 2000 to give the actors time to bring up their families.[1]
Productions include:
A Joke
- adapted from Ma non e una cosa seria by Luigi Pirandello by Keith Bunin; directed by Keith Bunin
- with Kevin Breznahan, Cara Buono, Nadia Dajani, Josh Hamilton, Ethan Hawke, Linda Larkin, Cynthia Nixon, Austin Pendleton, Jonathan Marc Sherman and Jose Zuniga
- produced by Ami Armstrong
- October 9–31, 1992 (Sanford Meisner Theatre)
Wild Dogs!
- by Daniel Rubin; directed by Ethan Hawke
- with Amelia Campbell, Isabel Gillies, Josh Hamilton, Jenny Robertson, Jonathan Marc Sherman and Steve Zahn
- produced by Ami Armstrong
- December 1993 (Theatre Row Theatre)
Acoustic Night
- (a coffeehouse)
- December 21, 1993 (Theatre Row Theatre)
Good Evening
- by Dudley Moore and Peter Cook; directed by James Waterston
- with Robert Sean Leonard and Frank Whaley
- produced by Ami Armstrong
- December 30–31, 1993 (Theatre Row Theatre)
Sons and Fathers
- by Jonathan Marc Sherman; directed by Nicholas Martin
- with Calista Flockhart, Peter Frechette, Josh Hamilton, Ethan Hawke and Jenny Robertson
- produced by Ami Armstrong
- January 1994 (Theatre Row Theatre)
It Changes Every Year
- by Jon Robin Baitz; directed by Nicholas Martin
- with Brooks Ashmanskas, Linda Atkinson, Nadia Dajani, Dana Ivey and Steve Zahn
- produced by Ami Armstrong
- January 1994 (Theatre Row Theatre)
Veins and Thumbtacks
- by Jonathan Marc Sherman; directed by Ethan Hawke
- with Nicole Burdette, Lynn Cohen, Jenny Matthews, Jenny Robertson, Callie Thorne, Matthew Weiss, Frank Whaley and Jose Zuniga
- October 1994 (Theatre Row Theatre)
Hesh
- by Matthew Weiss; directed by Frank Pugliese
- with Nadia Dajani, Ned Eisenberg, Ethan Hawke, Frank Whaley and Missy Yager
- November 1994 (Theatre Row Theatre)
'The Great Unwashed
- by Nicole Burdette; directed by Max Mayer
- with Lynn Cohen, Peter Frechette, Ethan Hawke, Robert Sean Leonard, Nick Phelps, Martha Plimpton, Jenny Robertson, Jonathan Marc Sherman and Frank Whaley
- November 18 – December 4, 1994 (Theatre Row Theatre)
See also
References
- ^ a b "May 15, 2000 - Babies Lower Boom on Theater Group". NYMag.com. May 15, 2000.
- [1], Theatermania, 2005–01