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NYC. I am producing a videoscape (a short film) inspired by The Bad Infinity, a play by the legendary avant garde playwright Mac Wellman. The piece is about the twilight of late stage capitalism. It's being produced as part of Staging Film, sponsored by The Tank; and it will be presented at The Flea Theater during their upcoming festival, Perfect Catastrophes. The project is directed by film and new media creator Graham Sack. It is also being produced by Alex Basco Koch and Meghan Finn.
NYC. The Muse Project and I are very proud to support this benefit concert event. The Three Angry Ladies (Shayna O'Neill, Emily Louise Perkins, and Emma Clarkson), will present Stay Mad, Make Art: A Benefit Concert for Immigrant Families Together at The Center at West Park (165 West 86th Street at Amsterdam Avenue., New York, NY 10024) on Monday, September 16 at 8pm (doors and bar open at 7:30pm). Read more here.
Bridgeport, CT. I skipped on over to Connecticut to take a role in the new new media series, A Little Dream. The series is written and directed by Alex A. Ginzburg. It's produced by (my new favorite Oscar winner) Tim Harms (who also helped me out a ton with Staging Film's Over the River & Through the Woods). Casting by my dear friend and colleague Rebecca Gushin.  Producer Tim Harms and Jocelyn on the set of A Little Dream. NYC. Had a lovely photo shoot with Jody Christopherson. Makeup by Jody Formica. NYC. My good friend and colleague and (stage) husband, Ben Beckley-Chayes, has made his Broadway debut in What The Constitution Means To Me. Colleague, friend, occasional mentor, & all around superstar, Heidi Schreck, has created the event of the season. Congrats to all.  Nate Gebhard, Jocelyn Kuritsky, Ben Beckley-Chayes, Heidi Schreck, & Jess Beckley-Chayes backstage at What The Constitution Means To Me on Broadway. NYC. I am just hopeful that everyone got out and voted today, or at least thought about it! #votingmatters #tohaveademocracyyouhavetowantone  Jocelyn voted! Did you? #votingmatters NYC. The So-fi Festival, in association with The Muse Project, presents a reprise workshop of Kyra Miller's BlueBearGasLight at The (Bell Labs) Boardroom - Westbeth - 463 West Street New York, New York 10014. A folklorist prepares her version of an old, dark fairy tale, only to discover a disconcerting fun-house mirror image in her own partnership. This work was originally incubated by The Muse Project at The Flea Theater in 2018. Read more about it here.  Kyra Miller in BlueBeardGasLight. Photo by Jody Christopherson. NYC. Gettin' back in gear. #makingmusemondays  Jocelyn Kuritsky and Jennifer Allen doing some early morning Musing work. NYC. I am doing a workshop of the new play, Qualified Disclaimer by Zac Kline, directed by Ian Morgan. The cast includes Blair Baker, Alex Breaux, Bob Jaffe, Kathryn Kates, Sean Meehan, and me.
NYC. Congrats to all the winners at the Obie Awards tonight! And thanks to Kyra Miller for being my date and helping rep The Muse Project. Also, so many amazing women were honored tonight. #obies2019 #rageon  Actors Kyra Miller & Jocelyn Kuritsky attend the Obie Awards in NYC. |
