Upcoming
JANUARY TO MARCH 2019
Assistant Director
It’s 1962, and Baltimore teenager Tracy Turnblad lives in a world that tells her plus-sized gals shouldn’t be dancing on television and that racial segregation is here to stay. When she wins a spot on The Corny Collins Show, Tracy becomes a star and teams up with her friends Penny, Seaweed, Motormouth Maybelle and hunky Link Larkin to use her newfound fame to challenge the status quo. Director Christopher Liam Moore (The Book of Will, Shakespeare in Love) honors John Waters’ original subversive vision for the story in a wildly joyful production that celebrates radical inclusion at its heart.
About Oregon Shakespeare Festival
A major theatre arts organization, OSF offers a diversity of plays as well as events and activities to enhance your overall experience.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is a not-for-profit professional theatre founded in 1935. Our eight-month season runs through the month of October, and we have three theatres: our two indoor stages—the Angus Bowmer Theatre and the Thomas Theatre—and our flagship outdoor Allen Elizabethan Theatre, which opens in early June and runs through mid-October. We offer up to 11 different plays that include works by Shakespeare as well as a mix of classics, musicals and world-premiere plays. When you visit you can see one or two plays or up to nine plays in one week!
Learn more at https://www.osfashland.org
APRIL 2019
Director
Written by Mallory Jane Weiss
Directed by Andrés López-Alicea
The New School College of Performing Arts – School of Drama Playwrights Festival
School of Drama Theater
151 Bank Street, 3rd Floor New York City
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DICIEMBRE 2018
DIRECTOR
For one night only, a team of international directors, designers, musicians, and actors will come together to create a site-specific presentation of five original One Act plays by Covi Loveridge Brannan which confront themes of identity, understanding, love, home, and prejudice in the diverse American landscape of today and yesterday
The fully staged presentations will take place back-to-back at the Italian Cultural Center, in the Our Lady of Pompeii Theatre, hosted by italytime and funded by the New School Student Senate
“Bike Shop”
directed by Andrés López-Alicea
Actors
Skylar Okerstrom-Lang
Covi Brannan
DICIEMBRE 2018
PRODUCER – DIRECTOR – ACTOR
LATEA presenta al grupo de improvisación teatral Teatro 220, en su nuevo show de IMPROMINGO. Cada dos domingos al mes, nuestra audiencia podrá disfrutar de noches de improvisación como espectador o como participante. Este nuevo concepto, libre de costo, brinda la oportunidad de abrir un nuevo espacio teatral para nuestra comunidad latina, lleno de diversión y pura comedia.
Noche de Sketches:
Diciembre 9 a las 8:00pm
Teatro LATEA Salón 203
107 Suffolk St, Manhattan, NY.
ME PARTÍ EL ARCOÍRIS 🌈
Escrita por: Venuz Delmar
Dirige: Gilberto Gabriel
SUBWAY MTA
Escrita y Dirigida por: Braulio Nicolás Basilio Garcia
TRAE QUE TE LO PALPE
Escrita por: Ursula Garcia Tinoco
Dirigida por: Andrés López-Alicea
Actores:
Andrés López-Alicea, Venuz Delmar, Luis Ponce, Braulio Basilio, Gilberto Gabriel Díaz, Ursula García y Christopher Cuevas
DICIEMBRE 2018
TEACHING ARTIST
Andrés Lopez-Alicea
NOVIEMBRE 2018
PRODUCER – DIRECTOR – ACTOR
Creado por Teatro 220
La ciudad de Imprópolis se encuentra en problemas, el Alcalde ha sido secuestrado y es trabajo de Los Súper Agentes encontrarlo. Ven a disfrutar de esta comedia improvisada en la que serás uno de nuestros ciudadanos, ayudándonos a encontrar las pistas necesarias para encontrar al Alcalde. Solo tenemos dos horas para encontrarlo sino ¡TIC TOC TIC TOC BOOM!, nos quedaremos sin Alcalde. ¡El tiempo corre! ¡ Así que ven a ayudarnos!
Actores:
Andrés López-Alicea, Venuz Delmar, Christopher Cuevas, Gilberto Gabriel Díaz, Braulio Basilio, Luis Ponce y Ursula García.
Presentaciones:
Sábado 24 y Domingo 25 de Noviembre a las 8:00pm
Teatro LATEA
107 Suffolk St, Manhattan, NY.
Duración: 1 hora 30 minutos
DIRECTOR
Since May 2014, Rule of 7×7 and The Tank have produced 196 world premiere short plays, with a plethora of sold-out evenings and free beer. It’s the show critics have called “brilliant,” “joyous,” “an electrifying comedic experience” and “a deal that can’t be beat.” This November, seven of the most (explosively) hilarious and (oddly) poignant pieces are back.
About
Rule of 7×7: All-Stars
7 writers | 7 past hits | a ton of rules
1 night only | 1 free beer
$13 advance. $15 door. Includes a free beer.
Brief reception in the lobby to follow the performance.
Remounting these 7×7 favorites:
For ONE NIGHT ONLY.:
November 17 at 8pm
Tank Theater
312 W 36th St, New York, NY 10018
DIRECTOR
Wide Eyed Productions has commissioned three incredible playwrights to tackle the importance of the first amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Join us for an evening of sociopolitical insights and reflection brought to you by some of your very favorite NYC theater artists.
BAD PRESS
by Ryan Bernsten | directed by Andrés López-Alicea
Cast:
Amy Fulgham, Jim Anderson, Hannah Matusow, Simon Winheld and Joy Donze
Performances:
November 1-3 at 7:00pm
Cherry Lane Theatre
38 Commerce St, New York, NY 10014
Other Performances that night:
SIGHT UNBOUND
by Alice Pencavel | directed by Paul Bedard
COMPELLED SPEECH
by Mac Rogers | directed by Illana Stein
DIRECTOR
Five Sessions by Jaime Estades
Directed by Andrés López-Alicea
“Five Sessions” follows a 24-year-old Caucasian female, a recent Ivy League graduate and therapist, and her very first client, a blue-collar labor leader and suicidal Latino man in his mid-50s, through an agreed-upon five sessions to confront his issues. Through the tensions of race, political correctness, socio-economic differences, and passion, we watch the two characters explore each other’s personal struggles as they fight to save his life.
Actores:
Amazing cast Fawn Johnstin, Ivan Goris, James Kacey and Patrick Grizzard.
Performances:
October 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20 and 21
Teatro LATEA
107 Suffolk St. Manhattan, NY
Duration: 1hr 45 min