Flux Theatre Ensemble

While we prepare for our next Food:Soul, Fluxers and friends are out and about in full force this February.

Candice Holdorf is playing principle role Terri Succi in the upcoming film, An Affirmative Act.

Michael Davis has founded his own company (thankfully, he's still in ours!) called Eurisko Performance Group. Learn more here, and then fan them there.

Ken Glickfeld is appearing in Demon Bitch Goddess (that's right!) at Workshop Theater Company.

Crystal Skillman has a reading of her play The Sleeping World (developed at Flux Sundays!) at the Woodshed Collective on Monday, February 22nd.

Mary Fengar Gael has a reading of her play Beggar At The Feast (also Fluxed!) at Reverie Productions on Sunday, February 28th.

Andrew Valins is reprising his performance as Rotpeter in his adaptation of Kafka's A Report to an Academy on February 10th and 11th.

And two of our Flux founding plays are being read - Rue (2006), pictured above, will be read at Direct Arts as part of their Take Two series on Tuesday, February 9th. Hopefully, we'll see you there for a nostalgic trip back to the island.

And for our Philly friends, Riding the Bull (2005 & 2007) will be read at the Walnut Street Theater Rehearsal Hall 4 tomorrow at 7:30PM. For those who can't be there, I give you the brilliant poster they've cooked up:

See you out and about in February! Fluxers and friends, what must see events did I miss? Read the full story

For those Flux friends who are in DC, there is a bunch of cool stuff happening in the Capital Fringe Festival, including a production of Riding the Bull, the genesis play for Flux Theatre Ensemble. The Riot Actors of Washington are producing the play, and I'm seeing it tonight!

But wait, there's more. Who else has a play in the DC Fringe? None other than Pretty Theft playwright Adam Szymkowicz. His Herbie, Poet Of The Wild West was read at Flux Sunday two or so years ago is being produced by the Doorway Arts Ensemble. There is a sequence involving a bear that alone is worth your ticket, so check it out!

Finally, friend Isaac Butler is directing the latest incarnation of The Honest To God True Story Of The Atheist, which I've heard many good things about from all sorts of smart people.

DC folks, what else down there is worth seeing? NYC folks, there are $20 buses... Read the full story