The Voire Dire Project 5.0: Images in Sepia

Theater for the New City, New York City

THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY

EXECUTIVE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, CRYSTAL FIELD

PRESENTS

Directed by Liz Amadio

The Voire Dire Project, Cosmic Orchid’s signature production, employs the artistic collaboration of Integrative Theatre to create plays inspired by Art.  Its inaugural cycle, in Spring 2016, featured work inspired by paintings.  The 2018 Conscious Glass Residency was inspired by art glass, with performances in the Art Glass Studio.  The 2019 cycle, The Photography Cycle, ran at The Medicine Show Theatre (a Puffin Foundation Grant recipient).  The Voire Dire Project 5.0:  Images in Sepia, postponed in 2020 due to the pandemic, is finally coming to fruition for this three-week run at Theater for the New City.  It is made possible, in part, by support from the Leon Levy Foundation COVID Relief Fund through ART-NY.

Behind the Shadow by Liz Amadio#

Inspired by The Window by Mark Fernkas

Bonnie’s Basement, Jojo’s Joint by Cheryl Games

Inspired by Bondage 7/22 by Liz Amadio#&

An AEA Showcase production of:

Clouds on Fire by Maxine Kern#

Inspired by Sky by Susan Tammany

Actors:

Carmela Davis

Beth Griffith

Wendy Peace*#

Jane Rubinsky

Courtney Vinson

Jonah Farley – Video Artist

Claude Isbell – Production Design

Joe Izen – Composer

Carol Dorn – Lighting Designer

Michael Durgavich – Stage Manager

Running Time:  Approx 65 minute

Tickets:  $18 General Admission; $15 Seniors/Students

*  Member:  Actors’ Equity Association

#  Member:  League of Professional Theatre Women

& Member:  Honor Roll!

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