Projects / Theatre
The Substance of John
Written by Francis Kuzler
Directed by Cailin Heffernan
The Substance of John is about beginnings, creation. Jack Kerouac strove for a name for himself, his generation, and his art, as America strove again for a name for itself. Each were on a forced march, self-propelled to destiny, and his death coincided with a new beginning to national more...
3 Themes Every Child Should Know
Written by Francis Kuzler
Directed by Francis Kuzler
Three fables ('Ed R & His Sack of Beans', 'Amortus', & 'The Fish Who Walked Up the Hill and Spilled Milk in His Pajamas') are tied together in this look at love, social action and obsession.
3 Themes played at the 2003 New York International Fringe more...
An Obscure Week During the Coming of Age of Tom Noise
Written by Francis Kuzler
Directed by Nicole Lerario
An Obscure Week During the Coming of Age of Tom Noise drops Tom into this next chapter's public foray in reality and confrontation with himself and love's experiential value. Memory through intention. Yes left means no right. Conflict! Volition? more...
You'll Have Had Your Hole
Written by Irvine Welsh
Directed by Frank Kuzler
Within the sound-proof walls of a recording studio a score is being settled. Two inner city lowlifes take the law into their own hands to satisfy a craving for fun, fear and a freakish sense of more...
Giant 'n Variation
Written by Frank Kuzler
Directed by Eric Amburg
May Smith is a small ranch owner with a unique problem. Two of her prize bulls have the ability to communicate. In words. In a struggle to save her ranch, May has to find a way to hide this peculiar eccentricity in her more...
The Last Spoken Word
Written by Francis Kuzler
Directed by Philip Emeott
The Last Spoken Word is a dark comedy pitting twin brothers,
David and Daniel, against one another after Daniel disappears with a secret whispered to him by their dying father. The secret could be the answer to David's dreams, but no amount of violence will make Daniel, an excellent escape artist, talk.
David has chased Daniel cross-country for three years and finally catches up with him at a seedy boarding house in an unnamed American city.
An allegory for affairs between two warring states, the play locks the brothers into a battle of their own creation from which more...
