Wednesday, August 27, 2008

So Who's Riding The T?

Well the list is still being double checked and finalized, but here are a few folks who have signed up for The T plays this September. As always artists subject to change. Among the writers are several members of the playwriting group Rhombus: Carl Danielson, Pat Gabridge and Ginger Lazarus; Dan Milstein and Kristin Baker from Rough and Tumble Theater; Boston Theater Marathon playwrights Matt Chapuran and John Edward O'Brien; IRNE winner Forrest Walter; local acting favorite Rick Park and Ken Urban a reviewer for nytheatre.com

Among the directors are IRNE nominee Barlow Adamson, Meg Taintor from Whistler in the Dark, Jeremy Johnson and Dawn Simmons both from StageSource, co-managing director Antoine A. Gagnon and more.

Several Mill 6 regulars including Irene Daly, Lonnie McAdoo and Rodney Raftery will be acting plus George Saulnier, Nathaniel Gundy, Brashani Reece, Julia Specht, Mike Bash, Kim Anton Myatt, Bonnie Duncan, Faith Imafidon, Casey Preston, Michael Jorgensen, Rachel Cummings and in the parlance of baseball several players to be named later.

It is the largest production team we have assembled and we are quite excited about what they will produce.

Friday, August 22, 2008

Congrats to Pat

A few months back Mill 6 produced Pat Gabridge's play Counting Rita for the Tenth Boston Theater Marathon. Well, we just heard that Counting Rita will be included in Best Ten-Minute Plays 2009, 2 Actors, to be published by Smith & Kraus. The book will be published next year. We wish Pat the best and are looking forward to seeing our name in print.

Saturday, August 16, 2008

Where the &*%@!#$ is Bunbury?

As faithful readers, you might find yourself asking...
Um...what the heck happened to Bunbury?  The show that Mill 6 was so excited about? That they performed a snippet of at their Jamboree? That they raffled off TICKets for for Pete's Sake?

And you'd be right to ask, because all that is true.  And we *will* be producing "Bunbury".

Just not this September.

How am I so sure that we will be performing it?  Two reasons:
  1. We really love it.  "Bunbury" is a fantastic, funny play that has heart and is just...*different*.
  2. We've already paid for the rights.  
So it's really a good thing we like it so much.

But due to circumstances beyond our control, we'll bring it to you in 2009 - we promise.  

In the meantime, we're thrilled to bring you The T Plays!  A way we've come up with to work with some of our favorite people.  More coming soon!

Monday, July 28, 2008

Fantastic "Aether" Photos


Hey there, well we had an EXcellent weekend in our third time as part of FeverFest, hosted by the good people at Whistler in the Dark . Friendly audiences, and we met some terrific companies!

We also appreciate the wonderful photos taken by Ms. Meg Taintor, Artistic Director of Whistler, photographer extraordinaire and mean karaoke singer of "End of the World as We Know It". I've attached a couple below, and we'll be uploading all of them at our own Mill6.org.

"Aether" by William Donnelly
Directed by Antoine A. Gagnon, with Irene Daly & John Sorice
Thanks to all who came out to the show!

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

We Open "Aether" by Bill Donnelly tonight!

Hey there, we're psyched to open "Aether" tonight as part of "FeverFest 08". It's our third year running and we're delighted to take part again. Plus we get to do a World Premiere by William Donnelly, yeah, life is pretty good.

Had a great dress rehearsal last night...wait...that's bad luck isn't it? Ahhh nuts.

Shows are Wed-Sat at 8pm and then a Saturday matinee at 2pm. Tickets and directions can be found at Whistler's snappy website or we've reaaaally been trying to keep you better at being informed at our own shiny Mill6.org

We hope to see you at the show! Pictures will be up soon!

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Sooperdelishus on the Onion

If any of you were at our Jamboree you remember the hysterical Sooperdelishus short pieces by our good friend Chris Keating. Well, in this video from the Onion the "VP of Blizzard" is none other than that same Mr. Keating.

Or as he said "here is proof that ANYone, and I mean ANYone, can get online."