Showing posts with label Fit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fit. Show all posts

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Happy Halloween from PFTC!


It's been an exciting Fall for PFTC.

Here are all the FUN places you can find us:

ONLINE... Two PFTC plays are published and available for purchase on IndieTheatreNow

Finger Paint: by Erin Austin and Ross Evans
-Martin Denton of nytheatre.com calls it “sexy, funny, and intriguing”!
http://www.indietheaternow.com/Play/PlayDetail/171
and
FIT: by Erin Austin
-Selected by IndieTheatreNow as one of 11 top Fringe 2011 picks!
http://www.indietheaternow.com/Play/PlayDetail/172

NYC... Check out Venus in Fur on Broadway. Assistant directed by PFTC co-artistic director Ross Evans

Hong Kong... Fit actor Harmony Stempel is a Timeout Magazine Top Five Pick for her one-woman show in the Hong Kong Fringe Festival

On Set.. Company members Darren Mallett, Ariana Shore, Alex Kaplan, and Lindsay Gentile are shooting episodes of "Brett and the City". Coming soon to a computer near you!

FINALLY, get ready for a new season filled with the launch of PFTC's Book Club, exciting collaborations and a return of Shakespeare’s Sons and Daughters.

www.plasticflamingo.org

AND DON'T FORGET TO LIKE US ON FACEBOOK and FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @PFTCo

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Fit at Fringe: A smash hit!


PFTC WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF YOU FOR MAKING FIT: A new play a SMASH HIT
AT THE 2011 NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL FRINGE FESTIVAL.

Hear what the critics had to say -

"Austin’s dialogue, Ross Evans’s direction and three fine actresses keep things interesting and unexpected"
-Heather Lee Rodgers, nytheatre.com

"A high level of writing and acting, compassionate direction, and a live string trio playing traditional Scottish songs combine to create an original and involving look at three generations of women.' *BACKSTAGE CRITICS PICK
-Robert Windeler, Backstage

In addition, Fit was selected by Nytheatre.com to be a part of their Best of the NYC Fringe series. We are proud to announce Erin Austin’s play Fit will be published with IndieTheatreNow this fall.


Also, look for a past PFTC hit appearing on IndieTheatre Now soon. More details on all of this coming soon.

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Time is Ticking!


As I write this, there are only 32 hours left to donate to Plastic Flamingo's World Premiere Production of Fit: A New Play.

Now is your chance to help keep PFTC creating theatre for years to come!
It's also just a good time to click on this link and see our awesome video about Plastic Flamingo. Thank you again Darren Mallett.

We have some unbelievable donors. Join them, score some music from the show, and nab a t-shirt all while making Flamingos happy. What a win for all!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/10200831/plastic-flamingo-presents-fit-a-new-play

Thursday, July 21, 2011

Pictures from the Fit Marketing Video Shoot





Some fun stills from our Fit marketing video shoot.
Featuring:
Lauren Connolly
Harmony Stempel
and
Molly Stoller

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Nytheatre.com checks out Fit


Nytheatre.com asks us about Fit and we spill.

Nytheatre: What does your show sound like?

Erin Austin: Jonathan Cody White has arranged some gorgeous modern takes on traditional Celtic tunes that are performed live by our actors and musicians in Fit. The audience hears this play through the ears of Mary, the show's protagonist. She is a twenty year old American woman in Scotland for the first time. The resulting sound is Celtic, mystical, and foreign tinged with a modern American feel.


NyT: People who like your show would also like which famous movie or tv show?

EA: Fit has the sexy Scottish slums appeal of Trainspotting. It deals with addiction and mental disorders in a similar fashion to Showtime's Nurse Jackie- with humor. And if you like plays that are just a step to the left of realism- where the magical and the musical can happen, you will enjoy Fit.

NyT: Your show is the only one in 2011 FringeNYC that...

EA: is about the power of Celtic Women – raving influences in the hearts and minds of men and future generations.

NyT: Groucho, Chico, Harpo, or Zeppo?

EA: Harpo. Just like that Marx brother with his harp, in Fit we use music to make you laugh. Hopefully we also use music to make you think and keep you entertained.


Read the full interview at http://www.nytheatre.com/fnycpreview.aspx?s=12960

Saturday, July 16, 2011

Plastic Flamingo is bringing Fit: A New Play to the New York International Fringe Festival.



Want to become a part of the NYC Indie Theatre Scene?
Want to help bring Fit to life on the NYC stage?
Want to keep Plastic Flamingo thriving for years to come?


Then Check out our video and DONATE NOW!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/10200831/plastic-flamingo-presents-fit-a-new-play

Every Dollar Counts!

ANNOUNCING OUR FRINGE NYC DATES AND VENUE

Fit will make it’s World Premiere at Teatro LATEA

107 Suffolk St. 2nd Floor
Btw RIVINGTON and DELANCEY

FIT PERFORMANCE DATES

Wednesday 8/17 @ 2:00 pm
Thursday 8/18 @ 6:15 pm
Friday 8/19 @ 9:15 pm
Thursday 8/25 @ 2:00 pm
Saturday 8/27 @ 9:30 pm

For more information and to check out our newest video visit us at
http://www.plasticflamingo.org/productions.html

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Season Wrap-Up




Well guys, PFTC has officially ended is first real season. And what a season it was.

We began with the "Get a Clue" Festival at Bar 82 in November. We brought together artists of all kinds for two weeks of crazy ten minute play making.

In March, we moved to Under St. Mark's Theater where we did a reading of Fit by Erin Austin- a play that was accepted into the NYC Fringe Festival and will be performed this August!

Following, Fit was a reading of Team Awesome by Ross Evans. And it was...awesome. (USM)

May was all about Single's Night. 7 writers, 7 solo plays, and a sold out show!(USM)

Get ready for Fit this summer. We also have a couple of surprises up our sleeves.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Plastic Flamingo Theatre Presents Fit


FIT
by Erin Austin

MONDAY MARCH 28th at 7 pm
@ UNDER ST MARK'S
94 ST. MARKS PLACE
BETWEEN 1ST AVENUE & AVENUE A

Three generations of women, Celtic music, and a mystical meeting. Fit is about the identity of beauty… and the beauty of identity.

Featuring: Anthony Comis*, Lauren Connolly, Elliot Crown*, Joseph Rende, Harmony Stempel, Molly Stoller

Musical Direction: Jonathan Cody White

Directed by Ross Evans

*denotes members of Actor's Equity Association

SEATING IS LIMITED. FOR YOUR RESERVATION PLEASE EMAIL US AT

PLASTICFLAMINGOTHEATRE@GMAIL.COM

www.plasticflamingo.org

Join us after the reading for a drink next door at Vbar St. Marks!
http://vbar.net/vbarstmarks/