Three Tables

Ordering Through PayPal

Because you're having problems with ticketing we've set up a PayPal account. Please understand that you need to email or call me with the dates you want - so we have you down for the right performance.

Step 1:
Go to Paypal pay for the amount of tickets you want.

1 ticket = $12
2 tickets = $24
3 tickets = $36
4 tickets = $48

This is important becauase you are going on a sepreate list.

Step 2:
Email me the performace you want to come to and the number of tickets you've bought.

Step 3:
I'll email you a confirm.

Thanks
Alex Geana.

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Robyn Brausa as the Waitress

A little about Robyn

After recently earning a Bachelors in Music for Classical Vocal Performance from New York University, Robyn enjoyed playing the leading role in an original off-Broadway rock opera, Soul Searching, and traveling to Florence, Italy to study and perform concerts of music in the Bel Canto style.  Some favorite roles include Sheila in A Chorus Line, and Fiona in Brigadoon.  Robyn is currently preparing for her upcoming cabaret debut and classical recital, and is very excited to be working with such a talented group of artists.

Jennifer Moses as Lillian Davenport

A little about Jennifer Moses

Jennifer Moses hails from wild wonderful West Virginia where she most recently earned an MFA in Acting from West Virginia University. She concluded her education with a month long tour of The Winter's Tale in which she played Hermione. Since moving to New York City, she has written two pieces, Cheer Therapy and MacBeth & I which premiered at Manhattan Theater Source and has acted in numerous productions including Kong's Reunion, The Vagina Monologues, Two Gentlemen of Verona, and The Last Straw. Favorite WVU credits include: Regan in King Lear, Olga in The Three Sisters, and Casey in Anton in Show Business.

Directed by Hannah Wolfe

Previous New York directing credits: Polaroid Stories (staged reading) at Theatre for the New City, The Looney Bin at Weist-Barron Studios and Othello in III at TSI.  Hannah is Co-Artistic Director of Wild Child Presents and produced and directed several one-acts in the Freshly Squeezed Reading Series throughout the year at the Atlantic Theatre Company, Sin Sin and Theatre for the New City www.wildchildpresents.com.  An actor at heart, Hannah produced and starred in Israel Horovitz’s It’s Called the Sugar Plum at the Beckmann Theatre this spring and is very excited to present her first one-woman show featuring dance, poetry and video, HER KIND: The Life & Poetry of Anne Sexton at the Bowery Poetry Club November 11th and 13th.  Check it out at www.bowerypoetry.com.  Many thanks to Alex and Kathy for wonderful adventures of wine and whimsy, to Mike Roderick and to the charming cast and crew.

Collin Biddle as Michael

A little about Collin

Favorite recent shows include All’s Well That Ends Well (Moonbeam Prods.), King Kong and War of the Worlds with Radiotheatre, Romeo & Juliet and Taming of the Shrew with the New England Shakespeare Festival, Comedie of Errors in Central Park (Oberon), The Wonder (Flying Fig) and The Rivals (Titans/Abingdon) which he also adapted and co-produced.  In addition, Collin has done independent films, industrials, branded content and so on and so forth.  Go more info. [Link] With love and thanks to Ann and the girls.

Stage Managed by Alexandra Cohen-Spiegler

Alexandra Cohen-Spiegler – Alex recently received her BA from Pomona College in Theatre and French. Last month, she stage managed I [heart] Kant (Dylan, McCullough, dir.) for The Committee Theatre at 440 Studios. Prior to that, she has worked mainly on summer theatre festivals, assistant directing Stars in My Eyes (adapted from Edward Field's poetry) for the Midtown International Theatre Festival and stage managing The Kissing Booth (Strawberry One-Act Festival) and Forbidden Fruit (Fresh Fruit Festival of New York City). She ended up stage managing the Fresh Fruit Festival the following year. Fluent in French, Alex created a fresh translation of No Exit for a new production at Pomona, for which she also served as dramaturge and stage manager.

Joanne Portelli as Josephine

A little about Joanne:

Joanne Portelli is a multi-theatre talent who originated in Mediterranean Europe, where she worked as gymnast, dancer, and, above all, an actress of considerable talent. She gave up a burgeoning career after coming to the states, where she has, until now, been committed to caring for two young sons. We are fortunate that she is now ready to continue her career here in New York, taking on the challenges of a complex character in Three Tables . Welcome back, Joanne !!!!!

Produced by Katherine Janowitz

From the desk of Katherine Janowitz

According to a reliable source, KJ is both illustrious and whimsical, a rare combination; kind yet firm, because she grasps the essence of what's needed in her productions. She herself creates and is her own toughest critic, but because of her dual natures all she expects is the best from and for everyone involved in a project.

It is a pleasure to be collaborating with a gifted playwright, director. actors, and the myriad others without whom no production can go forward and I know the audience will be getting the best from all those involved and from a play genuinely worthy of attention. Enjoy!

Written by Alex Geana

Alex Geana has a sensitive eye and ear for the varied fauna of the Big Apple. Not yet thirty he has already written several well-received short stories and is in the process of completing his first novel. Alex pens the blog One Gay Date at a Time. Three Tables is his first work for the stage.

The playwright drew inspiration from his high-end hospitality experience at such places as the Essex House, The Mayflower Inn and The Modern.

Alex started out life in Romania and came to the states at an early age and has been here ever since. He went to school for luxury hotel management which gave him his eagle eye for people and food. He is now a confirmed Manhattenite.

For more info on his work and an artists mission statement check out alexgeana.com