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ROSE COLORED GLASS

 

 

“funny and funky, sexy and serious, confrontational and poignant, and adeptly staged by Janice L. Goldberg, who deserves more attention.”  …New York Theatre Wire

 

“A brilliantly conceived and complex dark psychological comedy… effective, stimulating, and inventive” …Front Row Center

 

“Phenomenal Dark Comedy…Spellbinding” …Thinking Theatre

“Director Janice L. Goldberg keeps the performance as visually interesting as it is emotionally and spiritually significant. Mr. Hoehler’s movements are precise, perfectly timed, and never extraneous…This stunning performance piece should be on every serious theatre-goers must see list. ”      Theatrereviews.com

Remembrance Day!

 written and performed by June Ballinger

     “Director Janice Goldberg has crafted a precise and textured ode to mother/daughter relationships. The physicality of the blocking was economical and executed with glorious finesse. She has created a truly classy production that enthralls the audience.”     …NYTheatreguide.com       

Based on a true story of a Bletchley Park WWII code breaker who misses her destiny but who never loses her strength of character.

 

Rose Sam French

ROSE COLORED GLASS

Currently Running in The Czech Republic

Perfect for Community or Professional Theaters

Set in 1938 Chicago, Rose Colored Glass takes place in the back rooms of Lady O’Riley’s Pub and Rose Fleishman’s delicatessen. Their disparate worlds, separated by much more than the alley between their kitchens, are about to collide. Peg O’Riley, the 13-year-old granddaughter of Lady, has grown determined that these two mistrustful widows will become friends, but it is not until they become involved in the same cause that their friendship has a chance to bloom. In a series of stunning flashbacks, Peg, now older, remembers the moving story of how Lady and Rose formed a united front to fight American apathy in an attempt to bring Rose’s nephew out of Europe before the war. 3 women.  unit set

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“Poetic, reflective, urgent, inspiring…a passionate, stellar performance…”   The Front Row Center

Past Peformances:

The Gym at Judson

Luna Stage

The Nantucket Project

The Depot Theatre

Cape May Stage

Street Sense in Washington, DC

Hope College

Otisville Correctional Facility

The Playroom, NYC

ANDTheatre Company

    Janice L. Goldberg, Kristine Niven        Producing Artistic Co-Directors Emeritas  Scotty Watson’s Free Workshop in Improvisation Tuesdays 6:00-7:15pm via Zoom. Check Calendar page for confirmation of dates. Free “Anything Goes” Open Rehearsal Wednesdays 6:00-8:00pm via Zoom.  Check Calendar page for confirmation of dates. Anything does go in this productive lab.  Performing artists of all stripes and types join together every week to support each other in the creative process.  Artists who sign up have 10 minutes to present a monologue, try out a solo piece, hear a new script,  experiment with new stand up comedy material, or improvise.  All artists in attendance have the chance to provide valuable insight to those who present. ALL ARE WELCOME! Anything Goes Ground Rules – Each presenter has 10 minutes total for their performance and an additional 5 minutes for desired feedback. – Only 6 spots per night! To be guaranteed a spot in our lineup, email andreservations@gmail.com.