Ghostlight_Theater - ghostlighttheater

Curse Poster Final.jpg
Curse of the Starving Class - April 28-30 at 8pm and May 1 at 2pm

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IMG_2945.JPG 2011-04-27

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Merideth.jpg 2011-04-27

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Grace.jpg 2011-04-27

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IMG_3009.JPG 2011-04-27

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IMG_3342.JPG 2011-04-27

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IMG_3344.JPG 2011-04-27

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Curse046.jpg 2011-02-22

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Curse119.jpg 2011-02-22

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Curse128.jpg 2011-02-22

Curse144.jpg
Curse144.jpg 2011-02-22

cursesm.jpg
cursesm.jpg 2011-03-09

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sinfestival_web_highres.jpg 2010-10-29

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Seven_sins_book_cover.jpg 2010-10-29

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poster1.jpg 2010-10-29

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40431_1495407657696_1009214875_31378551_4299019_n.jpg 2010-08-04

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titus_webtitus_poster.jpg 2010-06-01

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jessica_scalese_andrew_wetmore_as_lavinia_and_titus.JPG 2010-06-01

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lincoln_centeio_as_Aaron.JPG 2010-06-01

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DSC_0632.JPG 2010-06-17

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P6161731.JPG 2010-06-16

titus_teaser.jpg
titus_teaser.jpg 2010-05-26

Capitol center_2.jpg
Capitol center_2.jpg 2010-05-26

Pillowman Ghostlight Largest.jpg
Pillowman Ghostlight Largest.jpg 2010-03-11

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Pic2.JPG 2010-02-18

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headshot 4.JPG 2010-03-21

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headshot2.jpg 2010-03-18

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headshot 1.jpg 2010-03-18

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headshot 3.jpg 2010-03-18

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Pic3.JPG 2010-02-18

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Pic1.JPG 2010-02-18

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Promo Poster
Promotional poster for The Pillowman

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pillowman_titus_audition_poster.jpg 2009-12-24

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3_wise_men_poster_1.jpg 2009-11-17

3WM Pic 1.jpg
3WM Pic 1.jpg 2009-11-23

3WM Promo Pic 2.jpg
3WM Promo Pic 2.jpg 2009-11-23

3WM Promo Photo.jpg
3WM Promo Photo.jpg 2009-11-17

broken_version_1.jpg
broken_version_1.jpg 2009-10-08

PsychoBeachPoster1.jpg
PsychoBeachPoster1.jpg 2009-11-05

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PBP 012.jpg 2009-11-01

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PBP 008.jpg 2009-11-01

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PBP 001.jpg 2009-11-01

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PBP 003.jpg 2009-11-01

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PBP 004.jpg 2009-11-01

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PBP 013.jpg 2009-11-01

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PBP 022.jpg 2009-11-01

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PBP 023.jpg 2009-11-01

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1115092057.jpg 2009-11-17

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1115092155a.jpg 2009-11-17

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1115092155.jpg 2009-11-17

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psycho_logo_bw_spiral_sunrise_font.jpg 2009-08-11

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poster v09a.jpg 2009-09-01

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P9130124.JPG 2009-09-13

cubasi.jpg
cubasi.jpg 2009-09-01

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final_sub_poster.jpg 2009-06-07

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TomMorgan2.jpg 2010-02-08

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TomMorgan.jpg 2010-02-08

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P7301248.JPG 2009-07-30

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suburbia_mohawk_ad.jpg 2009-07-01

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P7290872.JPG 2009-07-29

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P7290880.JPG 2009-07-29

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IMG_4242.JPG 1980-01-01

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IMG_4246.JPG 1980-01-01

SubUrbia 087.jpg
SubUrbia 087.jpg 2009-06-07

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1craigdylan.jpg 2008-03-26

Reservoir_Dogs_1_Mike_Zuccola_as_Mr_Pink.jpg
Reservoir_Dogs_1_Mike_Zuccola_as_Mr_Pink.jpg 2009-07-01

Reservoir_Dogs_2_Mike Zuccola_as_Mr_Pink_and_Larry_Piza_as_Mr_White.jpg
Reservoir_Dogs_2_Mike Zuccola_as_Mr_Pink_and_Larry_Piza_as_Mr_White.jpg 2009-07-01

Reservoir_Dogs_3_Broderick_Lang_as_Mr_Orange_and_Larry_Piza_as_Mr_White.jpg
Reservoir_Dogs_3_Broderick_Lang_as_Mr_Orange_and_Larry_Piza_as_Mr_White.jpg 2009-07-01

Reservoir_Dogs_4_Mike Zuccola_as_Mr_Pink_and_Larry_Piza_as_Mr_White.jpg
Reservoir_Dogs_4_Mike Zuccola_as_Mr_Pink_and_Larry_Piza_as_Mr_White.jpg 2009-07-01

sevensantasposter_nomike.jpg
sevensantasposter_nomike.jpg 2009-07-01

Big S.jpg
Big S.jpg 2008-11-26

chuck1.jpg
chuck1.jpg 2009-07-01

cory1.jpg
cory1.jpg 2009-07-01

craig_and_mark.jpg
craig_and_mark.jpg 2009-07-01

craig_and_mark - Copy.jpg
craig_and_mark - Copy.jpg 2009-07-01

dance_concepts.jpg
dance_concepts.jpg 2009-07-01

JOE.jpg
JOE.jpg 2008-11-26

joe_sitting.jpg
joe_sitting.jpg 2009-07-01

Klaus.jpg
Klaus.jpg 2008-11-26

Kringle.jpg
Kringle.jpg 2008-11-26

laurie.jpg
laurie.jpg 2009-07-01

lisa.jpg
lisa.jpg 2009-07-01

mark1.jpg
mark1.jpg 2009-07-01

Mrs C.jpg
Mrs C.jpg 2008-11-26

NIQ.jpg
NIQ.jpg 2008-11-26

peter1.jpg
peter1.jpg 2009-07-01

peter_and_cory.jpg
peter_and_cory.jpg 2009-07-01

peter_and_cory_2.jpg
peter_and_cory_2.jpg 2009-07-01

Red.jpg
Red.jpg 2008-11-26

Saint.jpg
Saint.jpg 2008-11-26

tom_and_craig.jpg
tom_and_craig.jpg 2009-07-01

Vilmer.jpg
Vilmer.jpg 2008-11-26

vilmer1.jpg
vilmer1.jpg 2009-07-01

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PB020019.JPG 2008-11-02

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PB020036.JPG 2008-11-02

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PB020037.JPG 2008-11-02

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PB020040.JPG 2008-11-02

Meesha1.JPG
Meesha1.JPG 2009-07-01

Meesha2.JPG
Meesha2.JPG 2009-07-01

R&J Poster.jpg
R&J Poster.jpg 2009-07-01

Dylan.jpg
Dylan.jpg 2009-07-01

friar.jpg
friar.jpg 2009-07-01

LadyCap.jpg
LadyCap.jpg 2009-07-01

rnj.jpg
rnj.jpg 2009-07-01

Victoria and Deb.jpg
Victoria and Deb.jpg 2009-07-01

Victoria as Juliet 1.jpg
Victoria as Juliet 1.jpg 2009-07-01

victoria as juliet 2.jpg
victoria as juliet 2.jpg 2009-07-01

beckett_poster1.jpg
beckett_poster1.jpg 2008-03-20

Cannibal Fringe Poster.jpg
Cannibal Fringe Poster.jpg 2009-07-01

c1.jpg
c1.jpg 2009-07-01

c2.jpg
c2.jpg 2009-07-01

c3.jpg
c3.jpg 2009-07-01

c4.jpg
c4.jpg 2009-07-01

c5.jpg
c5.jpg 2009-07-01

c6.jpg
c6.jpg 2009-07-01

c7.jpg
c7.jpg 2009-07-01

c8.jpg
c8.jpg 2009-07-01

c9.jpg
c9.jpg 2009-07-01

c10.jpg
c10.jpg 2009-07-01

c11.jpg
c11.jpg 2009-07-01

c12.jpg
c12.jpg 2009-07-01

c13.jpg
c13.jpg 2009-07-01

c14.jpg
c14.jpg 2009-07-01

c15.jpg
c15.jpg 2009-07-01

c16.jpg
c16.jpg 2009-07-01

c17.jpg
c17.jpg 2009-07-01

Cannibal_rehearsal_1.jpg
Cannibal_rehearsal_1.jpg 2009-07-01

cory_as_frenchie.jpg
cory_as_frenchie.jpg 2009-07-01

hamletposter5x11.jpg
hamletposter5x11.jpg 2009-07-01

Hamlet 011.JPG
Hamlet 011.JPG 2007-06-16

Hamlet 012.JPG
Hamlet 012.JPG 2007-06-16

Hamlet 013.JPG
Hamlet 013.JPG 2007-06-16

Hamlet 014.JPG
Hamlet 014.JPG 2007-06-16

Hamlet 019.JPG
Hamlet 019.JPG 2007-06-16

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Hamlet 032.JPG 2007-06-16

Hamlet 035.JPG
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George Romero

"Packer's Dream" from Ghostlight's "Cannibal! The Musical"

"Shpadoinkle Day!" from Ghostlight's "Cannibal! The Musical"

Seven Santas (Click the High Quality Link!)

"That's All I'm Asking For" from Ghostlight's "Cannibal! The Musical"

A Zombie Masterpiece Theatre (Click the High Quality Link!)

Chrissy Coates Stars in Cannibal! The Musical

Ghostlight Theater Co. of New England, a multi-award-winning theater company, is bringing the controversial social drama CURSE OF THE STARVING CLASS to the Janice B. Streeter Theater in Nashua, NH April 28th - 30th at 8pm and May 1st at 2pm.

 

Described by one critic as, “the latest in a long line of macabre and often brilliant excursions into [Shepard’s] personal nightmare-view of America,” CURSE OF THE STARVING CLASS was first produced at New York City's The Public Theater in 1978, amid the rising gas prices and economic stagnation of the period. This Obie Award-winning play focuses on the Tate family as it clings to the last vestiges of the American Dream despite overwhelming cultural materialism. When alcoholic father Weston and discontented mother Ella each try to sell the family farm, the bottom-line cost is more than their imagined benefits. The opening and closing of a refrigerator door seems the only constant in the Tate family household.

 

“CURSE, concerns itself with deferred dreams and their explosive consequences,” stated the show's director William McGregor. “The tension arises not just from its social and political setting, but the archetypal relationships of the Starving Class. The Tate family’s not just poor; they’ve slipped so far from loving interactions that their lives are bereft of meaning. From the opening scene the play is a nightmarish slide from very bad too much, much worse.” While a popular director throughout Massachusetts and New Hampshire, this is Mr. McGregor's directing debut with Ghostlight Theater Co.

 

“Ghostlight was excited to get to work with Will on this production to kick off our 2011 Season,” said Mariah Sefel, producer for the production. “This piece seemed very apt for the times that we are living in today.”

Ghostlight’s production of CURSE OF THE STARVING CLASS opens on April 28^th and runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 2pm at Janice B. Streeter Theater (14 Court Street, Nashua NH). Tickets are $15 for general admission and $12 for seniors/students/military. Tickets can be bought online at www.gltne.org or at the door.  Due to strong language and subject matter, audience discretion is strongly advised.

 

Saturday March 26th 3-7pm

Sunday March 27th 11am-3pm

Dance Concepts

122 Bridge Street

Pelham, NH

 

"A dark comedy about the changing face of the American family and the limits of love and cheesecake, as a hopeful young couple gives birth to a smudge, written by two-time Emmy Award winner Rachel Axler."

Directed by Devon Scalisi

Characters (2M; 1F):
COLBY - Late twenties/early thirties. Female. Married to Nick.
NICHOLAS - Late twenties/early thirties. Male. Married to Colby.
PETE - Early-to-mid thirties. Male. Nick's older brother.

General Audition Information:
- 1-Minute prepared contemporary monologue
- Actors will be asked to stick around for cold readings from the script
- No second round of callbacks
- Touring show (actors should be prepared to have open availability May - October)

Curse of the Starving Class

by Sam Shepard

directed by William McGregor

 

Smudge

by Rachel Axler

directed by Devon Scalisi

 

Debbie Does Dallas (the musical)

by Erica Schmidt and Andrew Sherman

directed by Victoria Hogan

 

Waiting for Godot

by Samuel Beckett

directed by Ozan Hacksever

 

Audition/Production dates TBA

GHOSTLIGHT BOARD MEMBERS

 

Lisa DeFazio - Chair/House/Hospitality
John Kneeland - Vice Chair
Tom Morgan - Treasurer
Kasey McNulty- Board Secretary/Corresponding Secretary

Ozan Haksever - Artistic Director
Christin Clohosey - Business Director
Tom Morgan - Technical Director
Victoria Hogan - Publicity

Dylan Gamblin - Publicity
Andrea Stasio - Membership/House/Hospitality
Joe Pelonzi - Member-at-Large

Christina Coates - Member-at-Large

Come join us for Ghostlight's annual Membership Meeting:

* Choose our new leadership! All eleven board positions are up for election! (want to run? email johnsefel@gmail.com)

* Choose our 2011 season! (List of shows being considered below -- keep scrolling!)
...
* Pick up a copy of the new ghostlight book, "Seven Deadly Sins: a collection of new plays" (edited by ghostlight members John Sefel and Don Tongue, and featuring the plays we premiered at our festival this fall) at the meeting for a special member price of only $10!

* Have a say in the future direction of ghostlight -- Should we be performing more in Massachusetts? Should we restructure our membership? Should we be going after the punk rock audience, the intellectual rebels, or both (a.k.a., Zombies, Brecht, or Zombie-Brecht). More or less of a focus on brand new material?

Not currently a member? You can sign up AT the meeting!

And now ... here's the list of shows that will be on the ballot! We will have information on hand at the meeting about each of the shows (and, whenever possible, the directors will speak about their vision), but still, PLEASE take this opportuntity to inform yourself about the scripts beforehand! Google is your friend! In other words: you are encouraged to attend the meeting leaning toward certain plays, but try to keep an open mind until after you've heard the presentations as well.

(please note: this list is as accurate as is possible at this time. There are still questions being settled about a few plays, and so it is POSSIBLE the ballot may change slightly between now and the 14th.)


You will be asked to choose FOUR of the following

* "Arcadia," by Tom Stoppard
(no director currently attached. Interested? email johnsefel@gmail.com)

* "Coming Up for Air," an original work by Don Tongue
(no director currently attached; ghostlight will set up interviews between playwright, artistic director, and potential directors if show is voted into season)

* "Curse of the Starving Class," by Sam Shepherd
(directed by Will MacGregor)

*"Debbie Does Dallas (the Musical)," by Erica Schmidt/A.Sherman
(directed by Victoria Hogan, musical director tbd, choreographed by Christin Clohosey

*"God of Carnage," by Yasmina Reza
(no director currently attached. Interested? email johnsefel@gmail.com)

*"Smudge," by Rachel Axler
(directed by Devon Scalise)

*"Trainspotting," by Harold Gibson
(directed by Christin Clohosey)


*"Veronica's Room," by Ira Levin
(directed by Michael Curtiss)

* "Waiting for Godot," by Samuel Beckett
(directed by Ozan Haksever)

* "Zombie Town," by Tim Bauer
(directed by Michael Wood)

Hope to see you all there!

Ghostlight Theater Co., New England’s award-winning alternative theatre troupe, is bringing the New England premiere of the Oscar Wilde classic The Picture of Dorian Gray to the Amato Center August 13^th and 14^th at 8pm and August 15^th at 2pm.

This haunting and thought-provoking play tells the story of Dorian Gray, a promising young man who succumbs to temptation and the misguided influence of others. He is ultimately forced to face the consequences his reckless actions have had, not only on his life and others, but ultimately on his soul.  “We live in a very different time from the late Victorian era of Dorian Gray,” said director Ozan Haksever, “but our society faces the same problems of moral ambiguity, mortality, and alienation from our fellow human beings.”  Ghostlight brings Oscar Wilde’s classic novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, to vivid life in an exciting stage adaptation by New Hampshire playwright David John Preece.

The Picture of Dorian Gray will take the stage at the Amato Center on Friday and Saturday, August 13^th and 14^th at 8 pm, and Sunday, August 15^th at 2 pm. The Amato is located at 56 Mont Vernon Street , Milford , NH. Tickets are $15 general admission, $12 for students, seniors, active military, or Ghostlight Members, and may be purchased at www.gltne.org or at the door on the night of the show.

For immediate release – June 29, 2010 - CONCORD, NH - Ghostlight Theater Co. of New England, a multi-award-winning theater company, is bringing the terrifying thriller THE PILLOWMAN to the Capital Center for the Arts as part of the Spotlight Café Series July 16^th and 17^th at 8pm.

 

THE PILLOWMAN, written by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh, was the winner of the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play in 2004. Katurian (Dylan Gamblin), a writer in an unnamed totalitarian state, is interrogated by two bulldogish detectives, Tuposki (Mark Morrison) and Ariel (John Kneeland) regarding several missing child cases which resemble his own Grimm’s-styled stories. The evening progresses from interrogation room to prison cell and back, leading to discoveries about the writer's own dark childhood, the brother (Steve Ihde) whom he cares for, and the stories at the heart of it all. With many twists and turns, the line between reality and fairy tale is blurred until it's hard to know who is telling the truth in this thoughtful thriller.

 

Ghostlight’s production of THE PILLOWMAN had its first successful run at the Black Box Theatre located at Chester College of New England this past April. “We are excited to be touring this show and performing it at the Capital Center as part of the Spotlight Café Series” says Mariah Sefel, the play’s director. “The show is ideal for small, intimate venues as the space becomes a character in and of itself, helping transport the audience right into the interrogation room.”

Ghostlight’s production of THE PILLOWMAN runs Friday July 16^th and Saturday July 17^th at 8pm at the Capital Center for the Arts in Concord, NH. Tickets are $20 for general admission and $15 for students. Tickets can be bought online at www.ccanh.com or by calling the Capital Center at 603-225-1111. Due to strong language and unsettling subject matter, audience discretion is strongly advised.

Hello Ghostlight Members,  

Those of you receiving this letter had the opportunity to attend the Ghostlight Theater Company Five Year Anniversary event held in Nashua this time last year.

That event gave us a chance to look back over GL’s five year history, to celebrate our achievements, thank some of those that have contributed to our growth and to expand upon our membership.

The passing of yet another year provides us another opportunity to reflect and it is our hope that as a member of Ghostlight that you are as happy with our efforts this past year as we are.

With your help, Ghostlight Theater Company:
·  Presented our most elaborate set to date in Suburbia resulting in a much deserved “Best Set Design” award for Tom Morgan at this years New Hampshire Theater Awards for subUrbia.
·  Psycho Beach Party had a well received and successful run at the Capitol Center for the Arts Spotlight Café in Concord.  Our first time performing in that space and a great beginning to a mutually beneficial relationship with the CCA.
·  Established a partnership with Chester College of New England that enables us to utilize their facility while encouraging students and faculty to participate in Ghostlight productions. 
·  Rolled out a can’t be beat touring show in The Pillowman, starting with eight highly acclaimed shows at the Chester College Black Box Theater. 

This letter however is not just about looking back and celebrating our achievements; it is about looking forward into the future of Ghostlight Theater Company of New England.  It is about our desire to have you be a part of that future by renewing your membership with us.

Being a member of GL provides discounts to shows, an opportunity to participate in deciding what shows we perform and waived production fees for shows you are involved in. But, it also provides you the opportunity to support a community theater group that demonstrates an unwavering commitment to their Mission Statement with every single show. 

Please consider renewing your membership with us again this year, you have the following options:
a.  https://ghostlight-theater-co-of-new-england.ticketleap.com/buy-tickets
b.  www.gltne.org/join.htm
c.  Planning on attending Titus?  Great please visit the membership booth…….

The mission of Ghostlight Theater Co. of New England is to challenge the prevailing notion that theater is a quaint hobby when left to the amateur, and may only rise to the level of "art form" when handled by those charging for their services and/or presenting work that mirrors the industry's status quo. Instead, Ghostlight works to prove that theater gives a voice to all; by creating theater that varies wildly in its subject matter and style but always aims at breaking down barriers and stylistic strangleholds, Ghostlight encourages a deeper understanding and appreciation of this oldest of art forms by audiences, artists, and those members of the public who may not even consider attending live theater.

I look forward to having another year with all of our friends and family joining the fun.  Please consider continuing your membership with us.

Thank you.

-Andrea

Ghostlight Theater Co., an award-winning troupe based in Salem, NH, will be bringing Titus Andronicus to the Amato Center for the Performing Arts on June 18th, 19th and 20th. The production boasts over twenty-five cast members, including Andrew Wetmore as Titus, Sharon Lajoie as Tamora, Jessica Scalese as Lavinia, Peter Josephson as Marcus, and Michael Zuccola as Saturninus.

The play is among Shakespeare's earliest writings, is rarely staged, and according to director John Sefel, is "generally considered to be one of his darkest and most brutal". This violence includes the mutilation of several main characters as well as a body count that rivals many of his better known tragedies. Ghostlight's production, however, "seeks to find the humanity and love at the core of the play's desperation and violence," Sefel said.

 "Titus" is only one of several shows that Ghostlight will be putting up this year. In July, the group's successful run of Martin McDonaugh's "The Pillowman" will move to the Capitol Center for the Arts, followed by NH playwright David Preece's adaptation of "The Picture of Dorian Gray" back at the Amato Center, and finally the group's Seven Deadly Sins Festival, comprised of new one-act plays written by writers from throughout New England, to be published and performed in September as part of the Capitol Center's "Spotlight Series."

Titus Andronicus will take over the Amato Center stage on Friday and Saturday, June 18th and 19th at 8pm, and Sunday, June 20th at 7pm. The Amato is located at 56 Mont Vernon Street, Milford, NH. Tickets are $15 general admission, $12 for students, seniors, active military, or Ghostlight Members, and may be purchased at www.gltne.org or at the door on the night of the show. Due to the violent nature of Shakespeare's text, audience discretion is advised.

For Immediate Release - Concord, NH - Ghostlight Theater Co., a multi-award winning NH-based theater group, is accepting submissions from playwrights and visual artists for their upcoming Seven Deadly Sins Festival, to be held as part of the Capitol Center for the Arts' Spotlight Cafe series in Concord, NH on September 18th and 19th, 2010.
All genres and styles are welcomed and encouraged; plays must be approximately 10 minutes long, must clearly be about one of the seven sins, not previously published, and easily staged with minimal set-up time. Visual art work should be limited to painting, sculpture, photography, or multimedia requiring no more than a single standard household outlet, must be able to be carried by two people or less, and able to be installed in under ten minutes - traditional displays (paintings, framed photos, etc.) are preferred, but, Sefel added, "if it's impressive enough, we're open to anything."

All judging will be handled by a panel of college and university instructors, who will not have access to the identity of the artists. The deadline for One-Act Scripts is Friday, May 14th. Submitted plays should include a cover sheet with the play's title, the represented sin, and the playwright's name and contact information. The deadline for artwork (submitted via high resolution photographs with a cover sheet and an artists' statement) is July 1st. To ensure impartial judging, playwrights and artists must make sure that their name appears only on their cover sheet, and nowhere on their actual submission.

There is no limit on the number of submissions from each artist, but all artists must currently live in or attend school in New England. Submissions and questions may be sent to SevenDeadlySinsFestival@gmail.com, or by mail to Ghostlight Theater Co., 258 Main Street, Salem, NH 03079. More information can be seen on the group's website, www.gltne.org.

For immediate release - February 25, 2010 - CHESTER, NH - Ghostlight Theater Co. of New England, a multi-award-winning theater company, is starting off their 2010 season with the terrifying thriller THE PILLOWMAN, running March 26th though April 11th at Chester College of New England.

 

THE PILLOWMAN, written by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh, was the winner of the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play in 2004. Katurian (Dylan Gamblin), a writer in an unnamed totalitarian state, is interrogated by two bulldogish detectives, Tupolski (Mark Morrison) and Ariel (John Kneeland) regarding missing children cases which resemble his own Grimm’s-styled stories. The evening progresses from interrogation room to prison cell and back, leading to discoveries about the writer's own dark childhood, the brother (Steve Ihde) whom he cares for, and the stories at the heart of it all. With many twists and turns, the line between reality and fairy tale is blurred until it's hard to know who is telling the truth in this thoughtful thriller.

 

“THE PILLOWMAN is a very intense journey of four characters as they try to discover the truth behind the murders," says Mariah Sefel, the play’s director. “The intimacy of the Black Box [Chester College’s 20-seat theater] is perfect for transporting the audience right into the interrogation room.” This show marks the second production Ghostlight has staged at the college, and the first in the newly-created Black Box. Although “perfect for the students at Chester, who deal with philosophical issues surrounding what constitutes art on a daily basis,” Sefel warns that the play is not for audiences under 18.

Ghostlight’s production of THE PILLOWMAN runs March 26-28, April 2-3 and April 9-11th. Fri & Saturday performances are at 8pm with Sunday performances at 7pm. All performances will be held at The Black Box Theater, located in Douglas Hall on the Campus of Chester College of New England, 15 minutes from Downtown Derry. Tickets are $15 for general admission and $12 for members/students/military. Seating is limited and on-line ticket purchase is recommended at www.gltne.org. If you have any questions call Ghostlight at 603-930-9536. Due to strong language and unsettling subject matter, audience discretion is strongly advised.
 
Ghostlight Theater Co. of New England
Ghostlight Theater Co. is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization staging award-winning theater throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts. In 2009, Ghostlight forged a partnership with Chester College of New England, bringing theatrical productions to campus and offering internships and theatrical learning opportunities for students. The Pillowman will be remounted by Ghostlight in July as part of the Capitol Center for the Arts’ “Spotlight Series,” and in September at the NHCTA state theatre festival. For more information about Ghostlight, visit www.gltne.org; for more information about Chester College of New England, visit www.chestercollege.edu.

ghostlight had an incredible turnout for auditions. Thanks to all who came out!

We are pleased to announce the amazing cast for both productions:

 

THE PILLOWMAN
TUPOLSKI - Mark Morrison
ARIEL - John Kneeland
KATURIAN - Dylan Gamblin
MICHAL - Steve 'Dingo' Ihde

 

 

TITUS ANDRONICUS
----The Andronici (Titus and his immediate family) ----
TITUS (a Roman General): Brett Mallard
LAVINIA (his daughter): Jessica Scalese
LUCIUS (his eldest son): Rich Hurley
QUINTUS (his 2nd eldest son): Scott Katrycz
MARTIUS (his 3rd eldest son): John Kneeland
MUTIUS (his youngest son): Michael Johnson
MARCUS (his brother): Peter Josephson
YOUNG LUCIUS (his grandson): TBA
VALENTINE (a kinswoman to Titus): Christin Clohosey
PUBLIUS (a kinswoman to Titus): Kasey McNulty

---- THE ROMANS (other than the Andronici) ----
SATURNINUS (Emperor of Rome): Mike Zuccola
BASSIANUS (his brother): Marc Pelletier
AEMILIUS (a tribune): Neal Blaiklock
ATILIUS (a tribune): Ryan Jennings
CAIUS (a servant to Sat.): Christine Murphy
GENEVRA (a nurse): Jennifer Mallard
DELFINA (a nurse): Elizabeth Chiesa

---- the VISI-GOTHS (captured and otherwise) ----
TAMORA (Queen of Goths, later Empress of Rome): Sharon Lajoie
AARON (her lover): Babak Alian
DEMETRIUS (her son): Dylan Gamblin
CHIRON (her son): Steven "Dingo" Ihde
ATTA (Goth Elder, trans., "Father"): Timothy Garrand
THEOVAR (trans, "People's Guard"): Mel Bucklin
HATHUS (trans, "Fierce Fighter"): Cory Cocchiaro
BEREMUD (trans, "Bear"): Mike Wood
VULFILA (trans, "Wolf"): Katelynn Dvorack
SVINTHILA (trans, "Divine Peace"): Bethany Bedard
KELDA (trans, "fountain"/"spring"/"well"): Sarah Argenbright

ghostlight theater will be holding joint auditions for The Pillowman and Titus Andronicus. Auditioners may audition for either or both shows. No appointment necessary; auditions will consist of cold readings from the script -- headshots, resumes, and prepared dramatic monologues (under 2 min.) are strongly encouraged.

 

AUDITION DATES:

Wednesday, January 6th at 7pm at the Kelley Library, Salem, NH

Thursday, January 7th at 7pm at the Nashua Public Library, Nashua, NH.

THE PILLOWMAN

by Martin McDonagh, directed by Mariah Sefel (winner, Best Director NH Theatre Awards, '06)
Performances: March 26th - April 11th at Chester College of New England, with additional dates at other venues possible
Rehearsals: begin in mid-January
Roles Available: Four adult males, all body types.    

TITUS ANDRONICUS

by William Shakespeare, directed by John Sefel (winner, Best Director NH Theatre Awards, '05)
Performances: June 18 - 20 at the Amato Center for the Performing Arts
Rehearsals: begin in mid-April  
Roles Available: Over twenty adult male roles, plus three strong adult female roles, and the possibility of an ensemble. Men in good physical condition aged 17 - 35 especially needed.

For more info about auditions (including to make arrangements if you cannot make either of these dates), please contact:
      for The Pillowman: Mariah Sefel, herlihoo@gmail.com
      for Titus Andronicus: John Sefel, johnsefel@gmail.com

Lowell, MA - December 3rd through the 12th, Ghostlight Theater Co. of New England will be presenting the premiere of "3.Wise.Men.," a new play by Lowell resident John Kneeland. The play tells the story of three brothers, a run-down pub owned by the eldest, and a dark secret threatening to rip them apart.

The cast includes seven area performers, including local favorite Peter Saati, whose recent work includes roles with Image Theater, Yellow Taxi Productions, and a principal role in the upcoming Derrick Comedy feature film, The Mystery Team, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. The show also features Chris Samperi, Guy Bardascino, Emily Murphy, Mike Zuccola, Cliff Blake, and Dylan Gamblin.

The play, which is set in a bar, is being staged at the Lafayette Club, located at 465 Fletcher St, Lowell MA. "It's been really wonderful working with the Lafayette Club," said producer Mariah Sefel. "Being able to set the production inside an actual working bar has brought such a level of realism to the story, allowing the audience to really get 'inside' the play." Sefel added, "plus, having a working bar available for preshow and intermission doesn't hurt either." In the past, Ghostlight's productions have been seen throughout New England, from the Capitol Center for the Arts to the Provincetown Fringe Festival.

The production runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 3rd, 4th, 5th, 10th, 11th, and 12th at 8pm, with doors opening at 7pm with full bar service. Tickets are $15, or $12 for members of Ghostlight, the Lafayette Club, or seniors, and will be available at the door the nights of the show. The script includes intense violence and strong language, and is not intended for audiences under 18 years old.

For more information about Ghostlight and this production, visit the group at www.gltne.org, or call producer Mariah Sefel at 603-930-9536.

Ghostlight Theater Co. presents Charles Busch's "Psycho Beach Party"

Ghostlight Theater Co., New England's award-winning alternative theatre troupe, wants to warm up this cold weather season with their presentation of "Psycho Beach Party" on Saturday, November 14 at 7 and 10 pm and Sunday, November 15 at 7 pm in the Spotlight Cafe at the Capitol Center for the Arts, Concord, NH.

"Psycho Beach Party" is a twisted 60's Malibu Beach tale that follows, Chicklet, a young girl with a passion for surfing that harbors a dark secret.  Chicklet wants nothing more than to learn to ride the waves and unfortunately, she suffers from a multiple personality disorder.  The sight of the color red causes her to transform into various other selves including a radio personality, a checkout girl, a male model and a dominatrix out to conquer the world.  To add to the commotion, throw in a group of surfers led by the great Kanaka, a mother Joan Crawford would be scared of and a B-movie actress fleeing her latest bad film.  The climax is a wild luau scene where we discover the root of Chicklet's disorder through hypnosis.

The show is co-directed by Jessica Goodman and Lisa DeFazio and includes a cast of local favorites including Victoria Hogan, Marc Pelletier, Dylan Gamblin and Steven "Dingo" Ihde.  Jessica said, "It's as if "Gidget" and "Beach Blanket Bingo" meet up with "Psycho" and "Mommie Dearest".  It's a 60's beach movie with a delicious twist."  She warns that due to language and subject matter that this dark comedy is for adult audiences only.

General admission to the performance is $20. Tickets can be purchased at the Capitol Center for the Arts box office or online at www.ccanh.com.  For more information or to join the madness, check us out at www.gltne.org.

Congratulations to the cast and crew of Cuba Si!

Winner, Excellence in Acting: Dave Sullivan (Reporter)
Winner, Excellence in Acting: Tajoura Davis (Maria)
Winner, Excellence in Acting: Ensemble (Melody Martinez, Dave Sullivan, Tajoura Davis, Tina Sheehan, Ariana Federo, Christina Coates, Tommy Morrissette, Mariah Sefel, John Sefel, Bob Haas, Deb White)
Winner, Excellence in Lighting: Craig Brennan
Winner, Stage Manager's Award: Andrea Stasio

Anyone who enjoys live theater, ever considered acting, or just wants to know more about the art will have a once-a-year opportunity on September 13 at Manchester’s Majestic Theater, 281 Cartier Street.

The 38th Annual Festival of Community Theatre will feature a competition in which five of the association’s 37 member theater groups will perform one-hour plays. The judges, theater professors and consultants, will also conduct workshops for actors of all ages and skill levels. Workshops begin at 10:00 AM; the competition starts at 1:30 PM.

There is even a unique opportunity to heighten one’s appreciation for acting and directing. After each competitive performance the judges will individually spend five minutes telling the theater group—and the audience—what worked, what did not work, and how to make it work.
The format for the Festival is designed to be exciting for both the performers and the audience. Each group has 10-minutes create a set onstage, 60-minutes to perform, and 10-minutes to empty the stage. In the past, groups created sets ranging from a simple table and chair to Medieval castle.

Audiences get a backstage view as set crews perform a choreographed dance to get everything set up and then take it all down.
There are four options for attending. An all-event pass costs $25 for all the workshops and the theatre competition. Participation in single workshops is $5 each, and tickets for the Theatre Session are $15. Individual Members of the NH Community Theatre Association get free admission to all events included in their $25 annual dues. Tickets will be available the door or by calling The Majestic Box Office at (603)669-7469.


Festival adjudicators and workshop facilitators are:

Jim Murphy
Co-Chair Region 1: American College Theatre Festival
Professor: Northern Essex Community College

Kelly Morgan
Professor: Fitchburg State College

Caroline Nesbitt
Artistic Director: Advice to the Players


The groups competing for top honors are:


Ghostlight Theater Company of New England (Salem, NH) (2006 & 2007 Winner)
Cuba Si! by Terrence McNally

Nashua Theatre Guild (Nashua NH) (2008 Winner)
Babel's In Arms by David Ives

Actorsingers (Nashua, NH)
Check Please by Jonathan Rand

Actors' Circle Theatre (Peterborough NH)
The Dining Room by A. R. Gurney

The Majestic Theatre (Manchester NH)
The Universal Language by David Ives

New Hampshire Community Theatre Association
http://www.nhcommunitytheatre.com/

Attachments:

Ghostlight Theater Co. will be holding auditions for it’s upcoming production of "Pyscho Beach Party" written by Charles Busch, directed by Jessica Goodman and Lisa DeFazio and produced by Mariah Sefel.

Auditions will be held at two locations:
-Dance Concepts Studio, 122 Bridge Street, Pelham, NH on Sunday August 16th from 1-4 pm
-Kelley Library, 234 Main Street, Salem, NH on Tuesday August 18th from 6:30-8:30pm

The scene is Malibu Beach circa 1962 where a perky teenager Chicklet wants to learn to surf and join a group of guys led by the great Kanaka.  Unfortunately, she suffers from a multiple personality disorder, where seeing red causes her to transform into various other selves, including a dominatrix out to conquer the world, a radio personality, a male model and a checkout girl. To add to the commotion, a B-movie starlet flees the set of her latest bad film to be befriended by these wacky teenagers. The climax is a wild luau scene where the root of Chicklet's disorder is revealed through hypnosis.  Think of "Gidget" and "Beach Blanket Bingo" meet "Psycho" and "Mommie Dearest".

The cast of 11 features 5 male and 6 female roles.  We are looking for ages 18 and up. 

Auditions will be cold readings from the script.  Monologues are not required but will be welcomed.  For more information, check us out at www.gltne.org or contact Jessica Goodman at jessica.cooley@comcast.net.

Show dates will be November 14th and 15th at the Spotlight Cafe, Capitol Arts Center, Concord, NH.

Eric Bogosian's subUrbia ghostlight theater, is proud to present the New England premiere of the updated and revised production of Eric Bogosian’s "subUrbia". Performances will be held July 31st through August 2nd and August 7-8th at The Amato Center for the Performing Arts in Milford, NH. Friday and Saturday performances start at 8 pm, the Sunday performance starts at 7 pm. The production is directed by Ozan Haksever and includes a soundtrack supplied by local bands, including New Hampshire’s Zack Howland, Mindset X, the Mydas Ascension, Night of Our Lives, Soul Octane Burner, and Your Favorite Color, as well as Massachusetts bands A Bit Much and Have At It. Each performance night will feature a live set by one of these groups. Warning, “subUrbia” contains strong language, violence and adult situations and may not be appropriate for all audiences. General admission to the performance is $15. Members/Students $12. For more information and to get tickets visit www.gltne.org!