November 2010
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AUDITIONS!!
Casting for John Faustus and the Overclocked Death Drive, a new, high-tech adaptation of Marlowe’s Faustus. The show will rehearse late November through December and run in January for four weeks. Please email headshot and resume to kevin@thetanknyc.org, or submit to FAUST c/o The Tank, 354 W. 45th St., NYC 10036. Auditions will be held Sunday, November 14th from 10:00am- Noon and...
September 2010
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June 2010
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May 2010
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April 2010
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March 2010
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NYC Auditions March 10th and 11th!
Full Circle is producing a NO PAY / NON UNION workshop of Andrew Farmer’s Our Farm, with dates throughout March and April. Much of the play has been cast, but several roles are available.
We’re holding auditions at The Tank on March 10th and 11th - March 10th will be by appointment only, open call on March 11th, from 2-6pm. For open call, do not arrive earlier than 1:45pm. Come...
February 2010
3 posts
National Theater of the United States of America:... →
1. NTUSA presents 10 minutes from a new work-in-progress entitled “The Golden Veil: A Cautionary Entertainment” at CATCH! Written by Normandy Sherwood and featuring the talents of Ryan Bronz, Jesse Hawley, Catherine McRae, Ean Sheehe and James Stanley. It’s all new, and it’s on Saturday night…
These guys do great work…just sayin’.
January 2010
6 posts
We’re testing a new Tumblr to Facebook app - forgive us for the test.
An interesting take on smoking in theater →
We’ve had lots of opinions about smoking on stage since we ran in to some trouble trying to get a production of This is Our Youth up. Smoking (albeit not cigarette smoking) is obviously a fundamental part of the movement of the play, and when the theater told us (post contract signing!) absolutely no smoking was allowed, under any circumstance, you should have seen us scrambling to create...
America's Favorite Plays | Sightings by Terry... →
popculturebrain:
The Wall Street Journal analyzes the list of the most produced plays in the country over the last ten years.
The 11 plays produced most often between 2000-01 and 2009-10. In descending order, they are: 1. “Proof,” by David Auburn (54 productions). 2. “Doubt,” by John Patrick Shanley (48 productions). 3. “Art,” by Yasmina Reza (45 productions). 4. “The Drawer Boy,” by Michael...
App Developers?
We’re looking to talk with a smartphone app developer. Preferably iPhone AND android. Anybody know anyone cool? We only want to work with someone way cool.* Email us (if you’re cool) at info@fullcircletheatre.com
*We think almost everybody is cool.
WatchFull Circle Alum Josh Ruben has a new Gale Beggy spot out for Doritos. Holy lawnmower is it funny. Well done, Josh!
December 2009
4 posts
Holiday Shopping Guide from your friends at FCTC
Hey everybody!
So, you still haven’t gotten all your holiday shopping done? Neither have we. We’re glad you thought to turn to us, the absolute last resort holiday shopping list. This is a pile of stuff that our staff likes, that we think maybe resides somewhere in the same universe as the stuff we do, whatever that means. It’s stuff we like. And if you like us, we think...
Happy Hanukkah!
For the first night of Hanukkah, we give you the greatest gift we know - our artistic director Kevin’s mom’s latke recipe!
The story is that every year at Kevin’s synagogue, the moms and dads would bring in latkes for a Hanukkah celebration. Holly, Kevin’s (ironically named, but only for the purposes of this story) mom had developed this recipe, which leads to pretty...
November 2009
6 posts
Watchthentusa:
* Announcing The NTUSA Chautauqua Sweepstakes! *
You and a friend can win a pair of tickets to see our show Chautauqua! at New York City’s illustrious Public Theater this January (Tickets on Sale Dec 1)
All you need to do is join The NTUSA facebook page and upload or post your own Chautauqua lecture onto it. Your video can be:
-any length
-on any area of your expertiese
-and...
Interview with Katherine M. Carter →
Katie was the Asst. Director on Unaccustomed last summer. Check out her BlogCritics interview about her upcoming production of Midsummer! Go Katie! Woo!
Finding an Agent: Timing →
Fantastic rep-seeking advice from Paul Russel and Backstage.
October 2009
8 posts
joshruben:
Working on my Liam Neeson
Please...
Hey be an extra!
joshruben:
heyitseva:
Hiiiii do you want to be an extra in a CollegeHumor video?
I’m working on a music video on Friday and we a few more people to come hang out.
Email me if you’re interested! eva@collegehumor.com
- Shoot in Williamsburg, Brooklyn - 1PMish to 6PMish - $40 cash - Snacks
Come on, man, you know you wanna work for us
craighacker:
The Minor Leagues
Good Boys
Oh...
September 2009
8 posts
WatchDon’t worry - we’re not going to be getting in the habit of posting TMZ videos.
As much as we truly loathe cell phone ringers in audiences (and believe us, we do), sure seems to us that Jackman and Craig handled this with much more class than Lady LuPone a few months back. (Remember that?) These guys are arguably more famous (read: able to get away with more crap) than our dear...
August 2009
12 posts
50 Things Your Customers Wish You Knew →
Nothing groundbreaking here, but solid stuff. Certainly much of it applies to audience/patrons/backers. Our favorites:
19: I like to get little goodies no one else is getting.
23: I get crazy jealous if I think you love another customer more than you love me.
30: I’ll give you anything you ask if you can help me not feel silly.
“Hedgehogs. Why can’t they just share the hedge?”
– Comedian Dan Antopolski wins the funniest joke award at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.
(Other contest favorites listed here)
(via heyitseva)
NY Times reviewer Jason Zinoman walks out of a... →
zzzlll:
thatgirlallison:
That’s just appauling. Yeah, you’re right, Zinoman, you have no right to be reviewing a show you didn’t see all of
What’s worse is that he probably saw it for free.
On the other hand, that show probably was awful.
Come on. The guy’s a professional reviewer. He knows when a show isn’t gonna get better. I think as long as he clearly states that he...
