Artistic Director Daniel Talbott and Artistic Associate Addie Johnson Talbott were featured in the New York Innovative Theatre Awards guest blog by the wonderful Lanie Zipoy – Juggling: Family, Work & OOB.

Crystal Skillman’s Birthday is one of James Comtois’s top ten plays of the year! We all had a total blast working on it down at Jimmy’s and if you get a sec please check this out – there are a bunch of wonderful shout-outs to lots of great indie companies in there.

Slipping was named one of the top ten plays of 2009 by The Advocate.

Artistic Director Daniel Tabott has been named a Judy Award winner for his work playing Master Ford at the Shakespeare Festival St. Louis.

Keith Reddin and Meg Gibson’s Too Much Memory and Daniel Talbott’s Slipping are both available for purchase in manuscript form from Dramatists Play Service on their website. Acting editions of each play will be published soon.

Get your copies here:

Too Much Memory

Slipping

Company member David Adjmi has been named one of the first three recipients of the Steinberg Playwright Awards and will be honored in a ceremony at Lincoln Center on October 26th. Read the Playbill.com article here.

Adam Szymkowicz has interviewed company members David Adjmi, Brooke Berman, Jessica Dickey, Mark Schultz, Crystal Skillman, Lucy Thurber, and artistic director Daniel Talbott on his blog as part of his “I Interview Playwrights” series. http://aszym.blogspot.com

Smith & Kraus recently published The Train Ride by Daniel Talbott in their anthology 2008: The Best Ten Minute Plays for Two Actors along with many other plays by wonderful playwrights such as Francine Volpe, Neena Beber, Julian Sheppard, Wendy MacLeod, and Ron Fitzgerald. Daniel is also featured in Dylan Levers’s new blog Questions for Artistic Directors.

Artistic director Daniel Talbott was interviewed by James Comtois for the New York Innovative Theatre Awards in an article called ”Theater Artists as Theatergoers.”

Artistic associate Samantha Soule and artistic director Daniel Talbott are both featured in an article by Jean Schiffman in Backstage called ”Anger Management.”