RUNNING IN PLACE - BY HASNAIN SHAIKH
WHEN: NOVEMBER 15TH 2019
WHERE: DIXON PLACE
SYNOPSIS: The play deals with mental health, love and loss. Rebecca and Zoe, the two protagonists, relive their relationship – from their first date to their last conversation – to figure out where they went wrong and what led Zoe to leave. Zoe stops Rebecca from trying to kill herself by showing her that she is not to blame and that she needs to let go of the situation in order to move on. The themes of the play are dealt with in a delicate, yet a lot of times funny way.
CAST:
REBECCA - GIORGIA VALENTI
ZOE - ANA MOIOLI
BREA/PENELOPE/MOTHER - MARIA MÜLLER
DIRECTED BY: ISABELLA UZCÁTEGUI
STAGE MANAGED BY: GEMMA ALLAN
PRESS:
The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute
REVIEWS:
International Women Artists' Salon
"The three actors are capable of portraying pain and loss with delicacy and lightness. Their shared energy on stage grew throughout the performance in an emotional and narrative climax..."
- Chiara Cimmino
ON HOW TO BE A MONSTER - BY MARIA MÜLLER
WHEN: DECEMBER 7TH 2019
WHERE: CASA ITALIANA ZERILLI MARIMÒ
CAST:
JOHN - GUI PEDRA
CLARA - MARIA MÜLLER
RON - ADAM MCDONALD
LARA - ANA MOIOLI
DON - MARTIN DROP
TARA - CAROL SANTIAGO
SEAN - JUAN TEISAIRE
SARAH - GIORGIA VALENTI
QUENTIN - CRISTIANO BENFENATI
SHARON - EKIN NAZ DEMIROK
STAGE DIRECTIONS - PAULA LEON
DIRECTED BY: PATRICIA MARJORIE
PRESS:
LOLIQUE - BY ISABELLA UZCÁTEGUI
WHEN: JANUARY 16TH 2020
WHERE: CASA ITALIANA ZERILLI MARIMÒ
CAST:
LOLIQUE - ISABELLA UZCÁTEGUI
AMELIA - MARIA MÜLLER
BALI - GIORGIA VALENTI
GABO - MARIANO FLORES
JAIME ALEJANDRO - HENDRIK RIEMENS
STAGE DIRECTIONS - BIANCA WAECHTER
DIRECTED BY: ANA MOIOLI
PRESS:
"Under Moioli’s skillful direction, the talented performers brought the complicated themes of the play to life and left the audience looking forward to a full staging..."
- The National Herald
"On How To Be a Monster is not a primer which provides a road map. Our society’s contemptible self-absorption is certainly a big target here as is our ability to turn a blind eye..."
- TheaterReviewsFromMySeat
"If Müller’s short, spiky play unfolds with an ironic, semi-absurdist detachment from reality, it is also, in very real ways, a deeply felt coming-of-age story..."
- Splash Magazines
ON HOW TO BE A MONSTER - BY MARIA MÜLLER
WHEN: FEB 22ND AT 3:00PM
FEB 24TH AT 9:30PM
FEB 25TH AT 9:30PM
WHERE: THE TANK NYC
SYNOPSIS: John, Clara, Ron, Lara, Don, Tara, Sean and Sarah are four couples who like to discuss important issues such as global warming, planned parenthood or starvation in Africa. Or do they? They might have more urgent things going on. Some might say they’re in competition, but they would surely disagree with that, because they’re very good friends! Halfway through the night, Tara disappears. Will they find her? And what is that sound, anyway?
CAST:
JOHN - DYLAN SOAL
CLARA - MARIA MÜLLER
RON - JOHN BLAIR
LARA - ANA MOIOLI
DON - MARTIN DROP
TARA - ISABELLA UZCÁTEGUI
SEAN - CRISTIANO BENFENATI
SARAH - GIORGIA VALENTI
THE MONSTER/THE HOST - ADAM FISHER
DIRECTED BY: FEDERICA BORLENGHI
STAGE MANAGED BY: KENDALL DUPRE
PRESS:
REVIEWS:
THIS IS ME EATING___ - CONCEPT BY GIORGIA VALENTI
This is Me Eating___ is an online series that deals with food, eating and body image. Each participant who feels inspired by this project can submit a piece (which can take any form: videos, poetry, monologues etc.) and fill in the blank with what they are metaphorically eating.
COMPANY MEMBERS' VIDEOS:
This is Me Eating My Eating Disorder (by Giorgia Valenti)
This is Me Eating My Taste Buddies (by Ana Moioli)
This is Me Eating Those Stupid Comments (by Maria Müller)
This is Me Eating Alone Thinking About Eating Together (by Deniz Bulat)
This is Me Eating My Weight (by Luísa Galatti)
SUBMISSIONS:
This is Me Eating My Anxiety (by Thais Fernandes)
This is Me Eating The Time We (Don't) Have (by Ana Carolina)
This is Me Eating My Anger (by Bianca Waechter)
This is Me Eating My Vitamin C (by Clara Wiest)
This is Me Eating My Words (by Kendall DuPre')
This is Me Eating My First Meal of The Day (by Bella Tortato)
This is Me Eating Water (by Lucas Vasconcelos)
This is Me Eating My Carcass (by Victoria Brusco)
This is Me Eating and Being Eaten (by Bruna da Matta)
This is Me Eating Hugs (by Isabella Gómez Giron)
This is Me Eating Anonymously (interpreted by Martina Ferragamo)
PRESS:
REVIEWS:
"...Et Alia is truly making the best out of a bad situation and uniting artists across the world in a project that is both intimate and moving..."
- OnStage Blog