Lord Oxford and Patty have a special invitation, just for you.
(Also, special $10 tickets, 30 Oct to 1 Nov only, using code "LISTDISC" at OvationTix.)

From L: Lynn Berg as Winston, Audrey Crabtree as Patty O'Pattycake, Iracel Rivero as Lucia, Alyssa Simon as Nataliya, Audrey, and Gyda Arber as Greta. Photos by Ken Stein.

Lord Oxford Bring You the Second American Revolution, Live! opens Thursday 23 October! Buy tickets! See production photos! Read press!

Notes from Underground closes this Saturday. I wish we could extend our run. We're completely sold out, but there are a small number of tickets released each night at 7:45 to walk-ins. 

Would that all photo shoots were this fun. The Brick Theater's Pretentious Festival, as photographed by Tim Brown. 

Goofballery above committed by me, Robert Honeywell, Berit Johnson, and Jason Robert Bell.

WICKETS has closed. It was a great success, with support from donors, industry and the public. No official reviews, as a 4-day run isn't very editor-friendly, but some  reactions can be found here and here.

Wickets tickets on sale now! With only 4 performances (and only 55 seats), the show is already selling out. And how could it not?  - it's Fefu and her Friends set on a jetliner. You, the audience, sit inside a plane (first, business, or coach - arrive early for your choice). We, the actresses, are your stewardesses, and we perform the play around you while serving drinks and snacks. We have drink carts, safety demonstrations and feminist discourse.  Watch video of me from August's showing.  

Mountain Hotel. Identity is a small price to pay for happiness. (Update: President Havel changed his mind about his own play after visiting our production.)

I've just started work on Vaclev Havel's The Mountain Hotel, an English-language premiere in Untitled Theatre Co. #61's Havel Festival.

I'm filming Daniel McKleinfeld's Still Life. I play a schizophrenic woman in the middle of a breakdown. I'd say it's Oscar bait, but 8-minute art films don't get noticed by the Academy, do they?

Greed: A Musical Love $tory  returns! After our hit run during The $ellout Festival in July, Lindy, Anna Nicole, Joyce, Yeats and J. Howard Smith come back for another go around. See me in the performance that landed me in Time Out. 

Wickets. It's Fornes' Fefu and her Friends ... on a plane. I play Fefu, your head stewardess, in this deconstruction/adaptation set on a 1970s jetliner. You sit in coach, business or first class. The actresses are your stewardesses. We wear outfits. We serve drinks and snacks. Indeed. HERE/Mabou Mines artists Jenny Rogers and Clove Galilee are the masterminds and this is only the first showing in what will be an 18 month development process. Two nights only at P.S.122 - Aug 26 & 28. Call 212.529.8696 for reservations.

I've started rehearsal for  the dance(!) theatre piece how to disappear completely with Sarah Seely's acclaimed company movement addiction. We'll perform in Baltimore in November and here in New York in 2007.

Greed has closed. I'm taking a nap.

Greed: A Musical Love $tory. Rapturous reviews. Perplexed audiences. Good times. Come to The Brick Theater for The $ellout Festival and see me hold the stage for 68 minutes of singing, dancing, accounting fraud, existential crisis, and boobs. Also, Irish poetry. Also, Chinese food. Also, "one of the best new musicals in town..."

Very exciting. Come to the Metropolitan Museum to see me sing with Steve Ross in A Tribute to Dietz & Schwartz. I'll be appearing alongside Steve, KT Sullivan and Jean Brassard. I'm sinking my my teeth into some gorgeous, and largely forgotten, music. May 16, 8pm. Tickets at 212-570-3956.

Richard Foreman's Symphony of Rats and Film is Evil: Radio is Good in rep at The Brick Theater. Great reviews, most markedly in the later, where I'm dubbed a "fascist temptress."