Viva Pablo Neruda
Voice Afire’s My Life with Pablo Neruda is an original “Pocket Opera” Written and composed by Ramond Leudeke which tells the story of the revolutionary Nobel Prize winning poet and his long suffering wife Matilde.
Voice Afire’s My Life with Pablo Neruda is an original “Pocket Opera” Written and composed by Ramond Leudeke which tells the story of the revolutionary Nobel Prize winning poet and his long suffering wife Matilde.
Adapted by Rob Reese
A text-faithful, experimental, music and movement rich adaptation of Mary Shelley’s masterwork presenting The Monster as a psychologically divided chorus.
Experimental Drama, 3 Acts, 100 Minutes
4 Females, 4 Males
Orchestration for Double bass and Guitar (optional)
By Rob Reese
This ripe, ribald parody of reality television puts a group of eager contestants in the middle of the War in Vietnam, where they vie for a $1 million grand prize, if they survive.
Comedy, 1 Act, 80 Minutes
6 Females, 3 Males, 3 Gender Neutral
Adapted Short Stories by Jonathan Lethem
Minnesota Fringe Festival
The Twilight Zone meets Kids in the Hall in a world where missing things are made visible, old friends fade away, love weathers the apocalypse, and a crab stages a reality TV comeback. Satirical and poignant, surreal and comedic, unsettling yet all too familiar.
By Rob Reese
Composed by Eric Brenner and Matt Schloss
The Musical Comedy Revue Of Biblical Proportions!
Our developmental process included a series of readings with a divinely talented cast.
Click here for info on our appearance at the 2013 Ars Nova ANT Festival
Teacher
Improvisation and Writing
New York, NY
Teacher
Improvisation and Writing
New York, NY
By Rob Reese
This ripe, ribald parody of reality television puts a group of eager contestants in the middle of the War in Vietnam, where they vie for a $1 million grand prize, if they survive.
Read the script at indie theater now
Adapted for the stage by Rob Reese
Original music by Weldon T. Anderson
A text-faithful, experimental, music and movement rich adaptation of Mary Shelley’s masterwork presenting The Monster as a psychologically divided chorus.
The show has been subsequently licensed and produced in Wisconsin and Malaysia.
Read the script at indie theater now
By Rob Reese
New York, NY
“Nothing less than theatrical alchemy.” ” A kind of gay fantasia on Keanu Reeves Themes”
-J. Claude Deering, OffOffOnline