Maya Macdonald’s raw pasta closed last night at the New Ohio, as part of the 2019 Ice Factory festival. We learned so much about the play during this workshop, and we’re so grateful that you were there. Listening to you witness the play will affect its future forms.
Thank you to all the wonderful artists who put so much hard work into making this happen. We hope to see everyone soon!
Support the work behind Raw Pasta!
As you know, the Rogue Players are working in partnership with the Mill to bring Maya Macdonald’s new play to the New Ohio theatre for the 2019 Ice Factory festival. This is an excellent play with a lot of wonderful people involved, and one way for you to support these artists is to check out (or even share) the Go Fund Me page.
We believe this is an articulate, devastating piece and you will be so excited to see it. Your support really means that we get to make work like this, with the talented artists we love.
photo by John Keon Photography
Graphic Design by Sarah Stec
The Rogues are delighted to be working at the Obie-award winning Ice Factory Festival, in partnership with The Mill and New Ohio Theatre, with Maya’s play Raw… Read more “Raw Pasta”
We were lucky to get a chance to talk about As You Like It and The Rogue Players on the Craft Business Life Podcast. Take a listen!… Read more “As You Like It on a podcast!”
The actors, wrestlers, puppeteers, and singers of As You Like It are rehearsing diligently in preparation for April 25th-28th. Come see them all at the Playroom Theater!
As You Like It
April 25th-28th
The Playroom Theater
151 W. 46th st., 8th floor, New York, NY, 10036
Tickets available at asyoulikeitrogues.brownpapertickets.com
All the world’s a stage, trees are made to pin sonnets on, forests are ideal for running around incognito, and wrestling matches are the best places for… Read more “As You Like It”
Julia Lee Barclay-Morton’s newest stage text, On the edge of/a cure, inspired by the #metoo movement, asks how can we speak the unspeakable? Especially that which manifest… Read more “On the edge of/a cure”
