Since 2005 Project 104 has been creating new works or experimenting with classics.
Coming Soon......
FACEBOOK NATION; a living newspaper
In the tradition of the Federal Theatre Project's Living Newspaper series. This month's episode: Corporate Personhood. Brought to you by the letters W, T, & F. And by the number 48 million.
To the Actors
A bilingual, technology charged farce in which we follow the absurd plight of Project 104 ensemble as they try to present a play entitled To the Actors. As the group faces deportations, raids, buidling inspectors, kidnappers and more, they find themselves scattered in a netherworld of the disappeared.
Selected Past Works
All photographs by Eric Monrad
Coming Soon......
FACEBOOK NATION; a living newspaper
In the tradition of the Federal Theatre Project's Living Newspaper series. This month's episode: Corporate Personhood. Brought to you by the letters W, T, & F. And by the number 48 million.
To the Actors
A bilingual, technology charged farce in which we follow the absurd plight of Project 104 ensemble as they try to present a play entitled To the Actors. As the group faces deportations, raids, buidling inspectors, kidnappers and more, they find themselves scattered in a netherworld of the disappeared.
Selected Past Works
All photographs by Eric Monrad
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My Life in the Bush of Ghosts by Amos Tutuola An original adaptation integrating puppets, installations, live sounds and effects. Katrina Dolgushkin, Miyaka Cochrane, Eliot Fintushel, Brent Lindsay, James Malek, Amy Pinto,Gabriella Randazzo, Larry Wilson Directed by Amy Pinto Watch the You Tube video September 2008 |
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UBU REX by Alfred Jarry Princes dine on toilet brushes, scream for blood, command vast armies--and run in terror at the fart of a gnat. UBU, like a mirror of truth, stands in exact opposition to the politics of today: everybody says exactly what they mean and shows exactly what's on the end of their fork. Read the papers: we are living UBU! Jenine Alexander, Eliot Fintushel, Brent Lindsay, Amy Pinto, Tessa Rissacher Directed by Brent Lindsay Feb./ March 2009 |
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A Tragic Man Despite Himself An evening of short plays by Anton Chekhov Eliot Fintushel, Brent Lindsay, Tessa Rissacher Directed by Amy Pinto June 2009 |
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Extranjeros En Su Propia Tierra/ Strangers In Their Own Land Original ensemble created piece, in collaboration with Centro Laboral de Graton, combining life stories, history, and timeless fable woven together. Provacative and intriguing this piece raised questions about the meanings of boundaries, countries, and kindness. Extranjeros was performed in English and Spanish. Jenine Alexander, Beto Brassan, Zahira Diaz, Quenby Dolgushkin, Eliot Fintushel, Luis Flores, Brent Lindsay, Carlos Lopez, Maria Moreno, Arturo Peneran, Amy Pinto, Laura Roldan, Maximiliano Sayago, Sergio Zavala Facilitated and Directed by Brent Lindsay and Amy Pinto Sept. 2009 |
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L'école de Maldetête (The School of Headaches) Written by Brent Lindsay A ridiculous, reverent tribute to the great Molière, complete with rhymed couplets, gender-bending silliness and the coming out of many closets. It is a timeless tale of lovers who lose their love to lovers who love others. Beto Brassan, Erik Dolguskin, Quenby Dolgushkin, Brent Lindsay, Tessa Rissacher Directed by Brent Lindsay November 2009 |
