“Mara is a rebel. That is what I love about her. She cannot help but following her own voice, her own talent, her own heart. In working with her she is giving you everything, her joy, her laughter, her strong impulses and sensitive perceptions. She is not shy of artistic conflict, yet at the same time a generous collaborator, welcoming and encouraging of your own creative impulses.”
-Ragnar Freidank, Director and Master Michael Chekhov Teacher NY
Mara’s acting resume is available upon request.
Urban Research Theater
presents
~ THEATRICALE ~
a tragedy
Directed by Maximilian Balduzzi
Songs and text by Ben Spatz
and William Shakespeare
Ensemble:
Douglas Allen, Claro Austria, Kasidy Devlin,
Sara Galassini, Mara Radulovic, Raphael Sacks,
Ben Spatz, Liz Stanton* and Elizabeth Hope Williams.
Photo by Julia Solis.
Dear friends,
I write to inform you that our new ensemble project Theatricale: a tragedy (formerly the Winter project) will premiere at the Lincoln Center Rubenstein Atrium (Broadway between 62nd and 63rd streets) onThursday, April 14 at 8:30pm. This performance is free and open to the public as part of the Target Free Thursdays series. Come early to get a good seat!
A second and more intimate performance will take place on Sunday, April 17 at 5pm in the beautiful black box space of the historic Living Theatre. Tickets are $15 when you buy early (before April 14) and $20 after that date. We recommend getting your tickets soon as this event could be sold out.
Theatricale brings Urban Research Theater's unique approach to physical and vocal performance creation to a new scale, with classical texts and a nine-person ensemble. We look forward to sharing this work with you and hope to see you at one or both locations in April!
Ben Spatz
Urban Research Theater
New York City
March 30, 2011
Dear friends,
I want to let you know that we will have four open rehearsals at the at the Lincoln Center Rubenstein Atrium before we perform our new ensemble work Theatricale: a tragedy on Thursday, April 14 at 8:30pm. These rehearsals are open to the public and will take places as follows:
Wednesday, March 30 from 7-10pm
Monday, April 4 from 8-11am
Monday, April 11 from 7-10pm
Tuesday, April 12 from 7-10pm
The Rubenstein atrium can be entered from Columbus or Broadway between 62nd and 63rd streets, or from 62nd street. You are welcome to stop by at any of these times and observe our preparations. In addition, please help us to spread the word about both performances: at the atrium on April 14th and at the Living Theatre on April 17th.
Thank you!
Ben Spatz New York City
