Scott Nath

Back in the saddle here in NYC. Holidays were great, we had Thanksgiving at our friends Jesse and Jason’s house, went on Santacon, and went to Newfoundland for Christmas:

Then! We went to the Poconos for an excellent New Years away from it all with a great, awesome bunch of folks:

2010 is already shaping up fantastically. I’ve started Voice-Over lessons with Bruce Kronenberg of Marla Kirban Voiceovers (it’s about time!) And MJ and I are remounting Anaphylaxis (2003 winner of the Seattle Fringe Festival’s “Artistic Pick”) this March!

And you’re invited!

In February, The Fabulists made their debut with “Boil My Bunny: a
Valentine” — The house was packed, the drinks were flowing, the music
and performance and burlesque acts were poppin’, and we all had a
very, very good time.

Next weekend, for two nights only, join us for the next incarnation of
our episodic party/performance:
“Dieciséis (y Diecisiete) de Mayo”!

Viva Mexico! There will be drinks! Treats! Music! A piñata! Special
appearances by burlesque stars Della Dare (Queen of the Double D’s)
and Rosey La Rouge (the girl with the rosiest cheeks of them all)!
And over-the-top, blow-out-the-pipes numbers with Busty Springfield,
Charo, T.Lo and MJ, and a company of simply stunning Fabulists.

There will also be post-performance DJs!
Sat. 16th, D_Juice will lay down a fabulous blend of warm beats and
Balkan-inflected house.
Sun. 17th, DJ Shane will take us on a sonic adventure.

Doors open an hour before the show. 9 pm show on Saturday, 8 pm on
Sunday. Drinks and dancing before and afterward.
$15.

Seating is limited.
For tickets please email reservations@thefabulists.com.

I’ve been cast in ‘Four Gorn Conclusions’ in a short ten minute play in an evening of one-acts.

FOUR GORN CONCLUSIONS
By Albi Gorn
Opens April 16th At The Producers Club, 358 West 44th St, NYC

For one night only, and just in time to pick up the Valentine’s day detritus, The Fabulists make their debut with “Boil My Bunny: a Valentine” — starring burgeoning burlesque artist Busty Springfield (and special friends) — the first incarnation of an episodic party/performance. Expect wine, treats, circus-like surprises, and a post-performance spinning DJ.
Doors open at 7 pm. Show at 8 pm. Dancing afterward.
$15.

For tickets please email reservations@thefabulists.com.

www.thefabulists.com

Scott Nath connection? Mary Jane is in it and I’ll be doing a little video projection.

Have an audition today fir some Nike online video thing. I play a paparazi. All I know so far.

Dorit Avganim put some pics up from Rehearsal Vanya:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28920962@N02/

Alex Itin is a friend of Ben Vershbow, who played Astrov in Rehearsal Vanya. This video, called Cracking Vanya is what he made to reflect his thoughts on the production

httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=OBWGNgV0o30

This is a clip from the first movie I ever did. Found it on YouTube by accident today…

State of the Art
by David Stallings
part of Women Center Stage at The Culture Project
April 19 @ 2pm and 5pm
Presented at the Puffin Room. (435 Broome Street)

full blurb:

SHORT PLAYS FEST :: April 19 @ 2pm and 5pm

This year Women Center Stage pilots a SHORT PLAYS FEST, featuring emerging women directors presenting short works with a focus on social change, defined broadly, and explored through both new and old works. Cristina Alicea directs State of the Art by David Stallings, Suzana Berger directs Naomi Wallace’s A State of Innocence, Alicia Dhyana House directs Mwena,a new piece by Nick Mwaluko, and Colette Robert directs Released by Laura Jacqmin. Presented at the Puffin Room.