Fresh Ground Pepper September 

Have you ever workshopped a screenplay? 

Yeah, neither have we.

Fresh Ground Pepper partners with Room404 Media and The Grace Space to bring you

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REELPLAY:

 A Night of Screen-On-Stage

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An experimental workshop of selections from screenplays in-development. 

The guinea pigs are!

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Michael Lister's What the Dickenson?

directed by Sanaz Ghajarrahimi

Jaclyn Backhaus' War According to Phillip

directed by Alyssa Yackley

Shal Ngo's The Musicians

directed by Andrew Scoville

Kevin Armento's Two Queens Beat a Straight 

directed by Zach Stewart

NEXT FRIDAY! September 4th, 2009

9-11:30 pm

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at The Grace Space

840 Broadway, in Brooklyn

Take the JMZ to Flushing

Walk 3 blocks east on Broadway.

Between Ellery St. & Park Ave, 2nd floor.

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Cost: FREE!

And, On the Cheap: There Will Be Beer.

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Fresh Ground Pepper is a monthly development series produced by The Centrifuge. It is a place where artists of all shapes, sizes, and mediums can bring new work into a space for experimentation, feedback, and growth.

thecentrifugeny@gmail.com 

ONE PERFORMANCE LEFT!

There is one performance left of "The Office and the Metal Blob"

FRIDAY AUGUST 28th, 9:15!!!

"Take one part The Office, one part Office Space, a smidgen of Dilbert, a dash of Brazil (the movie, not the country), a whisper of the "Mr. Roboto" video, a little of the Schrödinger's Cat Thought Experiment, a shake of What the Bleep Do We Know!?, put in a little Stomp, give it all to a cast with a talent for musical comedy and top it all off with a Metal Blob named Roxanne and what do you get? You get a musical, wrapped in a comedy, hidden in a satire, standing behind an enigma wrapped in a riddle shrouded in mystery. Basically, it's the recipe for one really fun night."

...read the rest of the review here:

THE FAB MARQUEE

A mysterious delivery arrives at the office of a nuclear energy company...

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- Performed and written by:

Elizabeth Alderfer

Stevo Arnoczy

Nikki Calonge

Yung-I Chang

Ilya Khodosh

Preston Martin

Barrie McLain

Kate Weber

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Cherry Lane Theatre

38 Commerce Street

New York NY, 10014

SAT Aug. 15 @ 4:30pm

TUE Aug. 18 @ 10:15pm

FRI Aug. 21 @ 9pm

MON Aug. 24 @ 5:15pm

FRI Aug. 28 @ 9:15pm

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Original Music by: Corey Michener

Costume Design by: Lorelei Ignas

Lighting Design by: Andrew Neisler

Media Design by: Kate Freer and Dave Tennent

Set Design by: Matthew Gliva

Stage Managed and Assistant Directed by: Karina Martins

Dramaturged by: Sarah Rose Leonard

Produced by: Rachel Marder

In Association with: The Centrifuge

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FOR TICKETS PLEASE VISIT www.fringenyc.org

This show is for anyone who has ever day dreamed about being somewhereor someone else while working at an office and for thosewho know the secrets of what can happen behind thecubicle walls. - Want to know more? Visit theofficeandthemetalblog.blogspot.com

Tickets on Sale NOW!

Tickets are now on sale for

the next production from The Centrifuge

"The Office and the Metal Blob"

at FRINGE NYC!

CLICK HERE and PICK A DATE TO PURCHASE IN ADVANCE

For more info check out : FRINGE TICKET INFO

July Fresh Ground Pepper: All-American Cabaret

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What are your plans this Independence Day Weekend?

I'm thinking three thoughts:

1. Beer

2. BBQ

3. ...Burlesque?

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Fresh Ground Pepper

All-American Cabaret

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An cabaret-style evening of performances

with a good 'ole patriotic kick

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featuring: Jessie Barr, Todd Briscoe, Nikki Calonge, Keiko Green, Kristine Lee, 

Preston Martin, Barrie McLain, Cyndi Perczeck, Marissa Wallin, and others

and a showing of

An O'Neill Project

A brief exploration of Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night

directed by John Kurzynowski

with Stevo Arnoczy, Jaclyn Backhaus, Stacy Jordan, Grant O'Brien, Anastasia Olowin, and Soren Stockman sound by Kate Marvin -

all hosted by the fabulous Spanxxx La Tusheee and company 

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WHERE:

The 45th Street Theatre

354 West 45th Street, 2nd Floor

between 8th and 9th Avenues

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WHEN:

Friday,  July 3rd

8:00pm - 11:00pm

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COST:

as always... FREE!

with some down home American drinks! (beer)

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If you don't come, then the terrorists have won, guys.

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Fresh Ground Pepper is a monthly development series produced by The Centrifuge. 

It is a place where artists of all shapes, sizes, and mediums can 

bring new work into a space for experimentation, feedback, and growth.

visit thecentrifugeny.blogspot.com for more information!

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June Fresh Ground Pepper: ON PARADE!

We're tired of sitting in dark, little theaters.

How about you?

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Come one! Come all! 

To a celebration of summer livin' in NYC

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FRESH GROUND PEPPER 

ON PARADE!

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A musical romp through Manhattan's Lower East Side

And true to FGP form, an afternoon of developing works 

 of art, music, theatre, puppetry, and dance.

ALL OUTDOORS! 

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featuring: Anal06ue, Stewart Spencer Pidass, Matt Mazur, Eliza Laytner, Seth Tanner Slick, Stevo Arnoczy, 

Sashi Gollub, Dave Tennent, Katharine Elkington and Yael Miriam, and the Movement Workshop Group

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WHERE:

We'll start at the ASTOR PLACE CUBE on Astor Place and Lafayette Street

**The parade route can be found below**

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WHEN:

Friday, June 5th

Parade starts at 5:00pm and goes until approximately 9:00pm. 

So in other words, be at the cube at 5:00 or meet us somewhere along the route.

(rain date is Saturday, June 6th)

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COST:

FREE!

HUZZAH!

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visit www.outdoorfgp.blogspot.com for more details and updates as the day nears!

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Fresh Ground Pepper is a monthly development series produced by The Centrifuge. It is a place where artists of all shapes, sizes, and

mediums can bring new work into a space for experimentation, feedback, and growth.

thecentrifugeny@gmail.com 

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One More Week for Gertrude Stein's 'Geographical History!'

In this new adaptation of Stein's humorously dizzying novel The Geographical History of America, Human Group plays with the ways we conceive, contextualize, and perform our identities. Employing dance, music, and digital photography, The Geographical History of America is a communal experience for the Facebook age.

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THE GEOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF AMERICA by Gertrude Stein, directed by Randi Rivera, will feature Julia Crockett, Phil Gasper, Lindsey Hope Pearlman, the musical stylings of Dylan Scott, and set and lighting design by Jonathan Cottle.

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*The production, presented by Horse Trade Theater Group and produced by Human Group in association with The Centrifuge, will begin in The KGB Bar and then continue upstairs in The Red Room (85 East 4th Street between 2nd Ave and Bowery) 

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May 14-23, Thursday through Saturday at 9pm. 

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Tickets ($15) are available by calling Smarttix at 212-868-4444 or online at www.horseTRADE.info