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Reading: GOD, BY ANOTHER NAME at NJ Rep

10/29/2015

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GOD, BY ANOTHER NAME
​by Robert Barnett

A successful, middle-aged, soap opera actor and a struggling young actress are cast in a new two-character play. His role is that of a priest teaching theology at a university and she is the student with whom he becomes romantically—and tragically—involved. The actors struggle to find a balance between personal life and work, as their lives become increasingly entangled. Barnett's play goes from the first read-through to opening night to the end of its run in this revealing look at the complexities of theater relationships.
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I'll star in this two-hander with 
Bill Timoney
(Alfred Vanderpool on TV's All My Children, and Broadway's 
​All the Way​)
November 2, 2015
New Jersey Repertory Theatre
179 Broadway, Long Branch, NJ

Monday Evening Salon Reading Series, no reservations are accepted; strictly first come, first served.
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Doors open at 6:30 pm and readings begin promptly at 7:00 pm, followed by a discussion.
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SHAKUNTALA for Joel Segall Reading Series

10/22/2015

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This week, I joined director Christopher Scott and a fabulous group of skilled, smart, and silly actors -- Joel Blum, Connie Castanzo, Craig Fols, Sheria Irving, Zarif Kabier, Richard Prioleau, and Patricia Randell -- in a reading of
Kalidasa's 5th Century Sanskrit masterpiece 
​SHAKUNTALA AND THE RING OF RECOGNITION
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The team!
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