New York Festival of Song
This from Allan Kozinn in the Wall Street Journal.
“a stirring baritone aria with neo-Romantic heroics and monumentalism at its core from Christopher Theofanidis’s “Heart of a Soldier,” an opera about Rick Rescorla, a retired Army officer who died saving others in the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.”
Full review:http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-newest-of-the-new-on-the-new-york-festival-of-song-next-series-1424298710
STAG
We’ve just wrapped our movie, STAG, filmed on location in New London, Connecticut.
A teenage girl in the early Sixties, investigates the mystery of her Father’s basement. An homage to the black and white movies of the era, STAG looks at how we steal pleasure, any way we can.
Produced by Electric Roots, LLC and Principe Productions. Going into post-production. Stay tuned for rough cut and production stills.
STAG (lo stupore della notte)
A new short film Directed by Kevin Newbury Screenplay by D. Di Novelli
Starring: Sarah Steele, Peter Rini and Rachel Jett
Director of Photography: James Daniel
Production Design: Vita Tzykun
Costume Design: Paul Carey
Art Director: Clark Parkan
Camera Assistant: David Adam Moore
Gaffer: Nick Perron-Siegel
Sound Designer: Cary Daniels
Hair and Make-up Designer: Liz Printz
Co-Producer/Production Photographer: Jill Steinberg
Grip: Randy Valdres
Costume Intern: Isabelle Parzygnat
Assistant Director: J. Eric Fisher
Location manager and Prop master: Donna Vendetto –
Donationst: http://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/fiscal/profile?id=10656#sthash.yb2VjvXP.dpuf
Electric Roots
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We’re making a short film this summer in Southeastern Connecticut. Home of Electric Boat. Home of Eugene O’Neill. Home for a new group of film makers. The film is called STAG and it’s about how we change when we sit together in the dark and watch films. It’s written by me; directed by Kevin Newbury and starring Sarah Steele and introducing Rachel Jett. STAG is produced by Electric Roots in association with Principe Dynamics.
And we could use your help. Please join our family of supporters and make a tax-deductible donation at
THE GOOD SWIMMER
Having been given a ‘safe harbor for risky work’ [created by Kristy Edmunds at UCLA], Heidi and I are rewriting THE GOOD SWIMMER.
–diving back in with Kevin Newbury sitting on that lifeguard chair.
A tribe of librettists interviewed by Michael Korie
Michael Korie interviews librettists for the latest edition of The Dramatist
The 15 second play
How much drama can you accomplish in 15 seconds? The Debate Society asked. We responded.
Medici tv
So lovely to hear Thomas Hampson and Francesca Zambello on Medici tv….
http://www.medici.tv/#!/9-11-opera-musica-euronews