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Flux Theatre Ensemble would like to thank the artists involved in The Angel Eaters Trilogy and everyone who came to see the shows . It was through your support that we have now been honored by nytheatre.com as one of 2008's "People of the Year!"
Also, we'd like to welcome Angela Astle as our newest member of Flux. She has already proven to be an invaluable asset to the company and we look forward to her amazing work in the future.
And, be sure to save the date (February 20, 2009) for Battle of the Bards, the 4th annual benefit for Partial Comfort Productions. We are honored to have been chosen to participate in this exciting event!
Finally be on the lookout for our next newsletter, where we will reveal our 2009-2010 season.
Until then, Happy Holidays from Flux! |
| Flux named one of nytheatre.com's "People of the Year!" |
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Isaiah Tanenbaum as Enoch, Cotton Wright as Azazyel, and Marnie Schulenburg as Joann in Angel Eaters. Photo by Justin Hoch
Flux Theatre Ensemble is one of nytheatre.com's "People of the Year!" Each year, nytheatre.com selects 15 theatre artists "who have made indelible contributions to the cultural landscape during the past 12 months." They include actors, directors, playwrights, designers, theatre companies, and several Renaissance men and women who wear many hats in the indie theater world.
Thanks to Martin Denton and everyone at nytheatre.com for this distinguished honor! |
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Save the Date (February 20) for Battle of the Bards |
 Jake Alexander as Lysander, Amy Fitts as Hermia, Brian Pracht as Demetrius and Candice Holdorf as Helena in Midsummer. Photos by Isaiah Tanenbaum
Be sure to cheer on Flux as we compete in the 4th Annual Battle of the Bards, a benefit hosted by Partial Comfort Productions. It's a "one-night-only theater competition pitting seven of New York City's hottest emerging theater companies against each other in a stage-fight to the finish." Each participating company assembles an artistic team consisting of playwright, director and actors, performs their play and the winner is determined by a panel of celebrities and industry professionals. Past judges have included Sigourney Weaver, Oskar Eustis, Christopher Durang and Julia Stiles.
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Flux 2008: A Season of Transformation
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Thanks for a great year!
Candice Holdorf as Claudia, Gus Schulenburg as Ezekiel, Zack Robidas as Jeremy and Rebecca McHugh as Melanie in 8 Little Antichrists. Photo by Johnna Adams
June 5-22, 2008
Directed by August Schulenburg
West End Theater, 263 West 86 St
August 8-24, 2008
Other Bodies
by August Schulenburg
Directed by Heather Cohn
Part of the NY International Fringe Festival
November 3-22 2008
Angel Eaters Trilogy
by Johnna Adams
Angel Eaters directed by Jessi D. Hill
Rattlers directed by Jerry Ruiz
8 Little Antichrists directed by Kelly O'Donnell
Wings Theater, 154 Christopher St | | |
OUR MISSION
Flux Theatre Ensemble uses the transformative freedom of theatre to re-imagine the boundaries of human connection.
Through new, classic and community-based work, we explore the surprising evolutions of the human spirit. Our plays are character-driven, globally-engaged and uniquely theatrical.
Through continuous collaboration, Flux will grow an ensemble of multi-faceted theatre professionals whose work will continue to challenge, delight and transform our community.
August Schulenburg, Artistic Director
Kelly O'Donnell, Marketing Director
Heather Cohn, Managing and Development Director
Jason Paradine, Production Manager
Tiffany Clementi, Core Member
Members
Jake Alexander
Angela Astle
Michael Davis
Candice Holdorf
Christina Shipp
Isaiah Tanenbaum
Cotton Wright |
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| Our 2009-2010 Season |
Jason Paradine as Osley in Rattlers. Photo by Justin Hoch
Be sure to keep an eye on your inbox for our next newsletter, where we will reveal our 2009-2010 Season along with how you can help Flux in the coming year! |
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| Flux welcomes newest member, Angela Astle |
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Angela came to NYC from Denver, CO in August of 2007 to work as the venue director for the Flamboyan Theatre at CSV. That's where she met many talented and wonderful artists including Flux Theatre Ensemble. She began directing scenes for them on Flux Sundays and is now honored to be included as a member.
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