Ground/Work
By: Federal Project 891

Senior project for Michael Leibenluft and Danielle Frimer
Thu Feb 18 8:00 pm
Fri Feb 19 7:00 pm
Fri Feb 19 9:30 pm
Sat Feb 20 8:00 pm
At Whitney Humanities Center

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Senior project in Theater Studies for Mike Leibenluft and Danielle Frimer.

Federal Project 981 is a collaborative of performers, writers, and designers that will create an original piece based on the Federal Theatre Project, a New Deal program during the Great Depression that produced America’s first and only national theater. We will draw inspiration from the story of the project’s founder, Hallie Flanagan, as well as from one of the initiative’s landmark productions, Marc Blitzstein’s THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, to create an original biographical, historical, and musical theater piece.


Cast
Andrew RejanasActing Company
Danielle FrimerasActing Company
Emma BarashasActing Company
Gabriel DeLeonasActing Company
Liba VaynbergasActing Company
Miles JacobyasActing Company
Tully McLoughlinasActing Company


Crew
Director    Michael Leibenluft
Producer    Sara Mich
Stage Manager    Hannah Mendlowitz
Lighting Designer    Amelia Urry
Lighting Designer    Eric Anderson
Sound Designer    Palmer Hefferan
Set Designer    Christopher Mackey
Costume Designer    Summer Lee Jack
Music Composer    David Leigh
Musical Director    Monica Qiu
Dramaturg    Kyle Eichner
Dramaturg    Sophia Janowitz
Writer    Cory Finley
Writer    Raphael Shapiro
Writer    Sinead Daly
Assistant Producer    Ngozi Ukazu
Assistant Costume Designer    Shannon Sullivan




Pictures / Files

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