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"Starry Messenger"
by Ira Hauptman |
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Directed by Christopher Bellis With Teri Black*, Aaron Dean*, Dave Droxler*,Philip M. Gardiner*, Michael Gilpin*, Martha Lopez Gilpin*, Susan
Richard*, Richard Seff*,
and Larry Swansen*.
*Members
of Actors' Equity Association
February
26, 2009
CUNY Graduate Center
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November 10, 2008 Uranium + Peaches
A Play in One Act
by Peter Cook and William Lanouette
The scientist behind the bomb wants
to stop it...
The politician behind the President wants to drop it... In the dramatic and fateful confrontation between Einstein's protégé, Leo
Szilard, and Truman's mentor, Jimmy Byrnes, science battles politics in the timeless struggle aginst the corruption of
human ingenuity. See http://www.uraniumandpeaches.com/
CUNY Graduate Center,
Elebash Hall
365 5th Avenue @34th Street
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 World Science Festival Performance
of
"Oxygen"
By
Carl Djerassi and Roald Hoffmann
Directed by Christopher Bellis
With
Teri Black*, Phil Garfinkel*,
Scott Glascock*, Judy Jerome*, Michael Kennealy*, Donna Lee Michaels, Stephanie Wortel, and Elizabeth York*
May 29, 2008
CUNY Graduate Center
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Fission By Jacques and Olivier Treiner
Translated
by Ed and Rebecca Schonberg
Directed by Christopher Bellis
With Teri Black*, Chris Ceraso*, Jarel Davido* , Larry Swansen*, Martha Lopez Gilpin*, Michael Kennealy*,
Phil Garfinkel*, Jerry Vermilye*
French father-son team Jacques and Olivier
Treiner premiered a new translation of their prize-winning play Fission at the Art of Science Reading Series. Staged
in an airy hall of the CUNY Graduate Center, the play depicts the race to create an atomic bomb on both sides of the Atlantic.
Fission is as much a celebration of scientific imagination as it is an examination of the ethical issues of one of
the most significant inventions of the twentieth century.
April 24, 2008 at the CUNY Graduate Center
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A staged reading of the play dramatizing the
life of Nobel Prize-winning Physicist Richard Feynman.
Staged Reading
CUNY Graduate Center
May 2, 2005
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An Evening With Einstein
Mass
(World Premiere)
The Day That Einstein Died
Two one-act plays celebrating the life of Albert
Einstein
CUNY Graduate Center
April 18,
2005
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A play about the life and times of the Curies.
Based on the play, Les Palmes de M. Schutz by Jean-Noël Fenwick and adapted by Ron Clark.
Full Production
October
21-November 7, 2004
Workshop Theatre, NYC
Staged Reading
December 8, 2003
Elebash Recital Hall
at the CUNY Graduate Center
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Scenes from this play about Rosalind Franklin
and the role she played in the discovery of the structure of DNA performed as part of a program entitled "Science As
Performance." Written by Rita Nachtmann.
Staged Readings
March 10, 2003
and July 23, 2003
Elebash Recital Hall
at the CUNY Graduate Center
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Remembering Miss Meitner & Background A Staged Reading of two new science plays. Remembering
Miss Meitner written by Robert Marc Friedman. Background written by Lauren Gunderson.
May 19, 2003
Elebash Recital Hall
at the CUNY Graduate Center
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Oxygen
A Staged Reading of the first "science"
play we were asked to produce. Written by Carl Djerassi and Roald Hoffman
May 20, 2002
Elebash Recital Hall
at the CUNY Graduate Center
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