Julian, the Time Traveller returns with a new show for the entire family.
Cartmill reads with novelist and playwright Adam Langer from Adam's new novel "Ellington Boulevard" at the Strand Bookstore. "Langer zeroes in on the zany uniqueness of living in Manhattan in his new novel, Ellington Boulevard, inhabited by a colorful cross-section of Upper West Siders." Introducing the author is literary blogger Ron Hogan. Reading with Adam from "Ellington Boulevard" will be Jane Gennaro, Barbara Hammond, Christopher Cartmill and Kathleen O'Grady
Christopher begin his Spring semester class — ROMANTICS AND REVOLUTIONARIES: Theater and Theatricality in the Age of Revolution at NYU's Gallatin School
SNHU presents Christopher Cartmill's adaptation of Washington Irving's THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW. December 7 - 10
Cartmill's 'Light in Love' directed by Carol Svoboda performed at Lincoln Southeast High School performed November 1st to 3rd.
Carol Svoboda and Southeast High School have performed a number of Christopher Cartmill's works; LAWS, LIGHT ON THE GOLDEN SLIPPER, THE WAY HOME, THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW (winner of the NE State One Act Play competition in 2001), HISTORIOLA and THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
A public reading of Christopher Cartmill's play at New York's Producers' Club.
Christopher is part of the Art Institute's day-long celebration of AMERICAN
Class begins for the Fall. The sequel to 'Romantics and Revolutionaries: Theater and Theatricality in the Age of Revoluion' . . . LEVIATHANS, LOVERS AND LIBERTINES: BAROQUE THEATER AND THE AESTHETICS OF GRANDEUR. Molière, Calderón, Vondel, Behn, Dryden, Lully, Håndel, etc.
Christopher reads from the new NEBRASKA DISPATCHES and selections from his new work TESTIMONY in the Johnny Carson Theater of the Lied Center for Performing Arts.
THE NEBRASKA DISPATCHES performed in Macy, Nebraska, on the Reservation of the Omaha People.
August 17-19. The 14th annual Ponca Tribal Pow Wow in Niobrara, Nebraska. Cartmill will be attending as part of his residency with the Lied Center for the Performing Arts.
The Time Traveller series continues. Christopher writes and performs. With dancer Pranita Jain and tabla player Kalyan Pathak. Twist, Twirl and Swing with 'Movement in Art.'
August 2-5, the annual Omaha Harvest Pow Wow in Macy, NE. Cartmill will be attending as part of his Nebraska residency.
ROMEO'S DREAM READING with Christopher Cartmill, John Wright, Joe Schulz, Samantha Brahms, Julie Evan Smith, Richard Ende, Virginia Lowery, Tom Budd, Jess Dickey, Jerry Richardson, Christine Marie Brown and Andrew Oswald
Christopher plays Julian, the Time Traveller, for the AIC's BEHIND THE LIONS day.
Christopher performs for an invited audience in Lincoln, Nebraska on the day celebrating Chief Standing Bear. Directed by Christine Brown with sound design by Philip Nolan
Christopher performs his new solo performance about his summer in Nebraska. Directed by Christine Brown with sound design by Philip Nolan.
Christopher performs his new solo performance about his summer in Nebraska. Directed by Christine Brown with sound design by Philip Nolan.
Christopher plays Julian, the Time Traveller and works with the extraordinary percussionist/musician Omar Musfi.
In Fullerton Hall. Part of the Art Institute's VOICES program
a school performance of THE SILK ROAD with pipa player and Silk Road Ensemble member Yang Wei and dancer Pranita Jain
a school performance of THE SILK ROAD with pipa player and Silk Road Ensemble member Yang Wei and dancer Pranita Jain
a school performance of THE SILK ROAD with pipa player and Silk Road Ensemble member Yang Wei and dancer Pranita Jain
a school performance of THE SILK ROAD with pipa player and Silk Road Ensemble member Yang Wei and dancer Pranita Jain
Part of the Art Institute's VOICES programs.
Christopher again is artist-in-residence at the Art Institute of Chicago, along with Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble.
In Fullerton Hall. Part of the Art Institute of Chicago's VOICES program. Christopher Cartmill performs with Barbara Robertson
Christopher Cartmill previews his new monologue as part of Gad's Hill Theater Company's PROJECT NIGHTS.
THE NEBRASKA DISPATCHES deal with Christopher's time researching the HOMELAND PLAYS.
'Going home can be the greastest adventure, especially when you're not sure whose home it is.'
Cartmill's new play, THE APOTHEOSIS OF VACLAV DRDA, opens at the Access Theater, NYC — directed by Yuval Hadadi — and runs through April 1.
Christopher Cartmill is Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road artist-in-residence at the Art Institute of Chicago. He will be doing 20 minute performances, SILK ROAD INSPIRATIONS, followed by discussion and demonstrations.
Christopher Cartmill is Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road artist-in-residence at the Art Institute of Chicago. He will be doing 20 minute performances, SILK ROAD INSPIRATIONS, followed by discussion and demonstrations.
Christopher Cartmill is Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road artist-in-residence at the Art Institute of Chicago. He will be doing 20 minute performances, SILK ROAD INSPIRATIONS, followed by discussion and demonstrations.
The Maine Central Institute
Location: Pittsfield, ME, performs Christopher Cartmill's adaptation of Washington Irving's classic tale of ghosts and the gullable. March 9, 2007 - March 26, 2007
make plans for the premiere of Cartmill's new play
Christopher Cartmill is Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road artist-in-residence at the Art Institute of Chicago. He will be doing 20 minute performances, SILK ROAD INSPIRATIONS, followed by discussion and demonstrations.
Christopher Cartmill is Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road artist-in-residence at the Art Institute of Chicago. He will be doing 20 minute performances, SILK ROAD INSPIRATIONS, followed by discussion and demonstrations.
Christopher Cartmill is Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road artist-in-residence at the Art Institute of Chicago. He will be doing 20 minute performances, SILK ROAD INSPIRATIONS, followed by discussion and demonstrations.
Christopher Cartmill is artist-in-residence at the Art Institute as part of the year long exploration of the Silk Road — from Feb 22 to Mar 3
Christopher Cartmill performs TIME TRAVELLERS: SILK ROAD JOURNEY with musicians Omar Al Musfi, Kinan Abu Afash and Betti Xiang
Christopher Cartmill creates the anthology program of poetry from the Silk Road and reads with Barbara Robertson. With Doug Brush on percussion.
Exotic Arabic odes, ancient Chinese melodies, tales of heroic Persian horsemen, and mesmerizing rhythms of Indian tabla weave a world of literary magic as talented actors, musicians, and slide images tell the stories of the Silk Road.
Cosponsored with the Poetry Foundation.
The Community Dance Connection Theatre travels to Washington, DC for performances of new and established works about love, including performances of two of Christopher Cartmill's short works - "On the Peculiarity of Feeling" and the premiere of "Soy Amor"
Also performing January 13
In Fullerton Hall. Part of the Art Institute's VOICES program.
Part of the Art Institute's VOICES programs.
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The Community Dance Connection Theatre presents an evening of new and established works about love, including performances of two of Christopher Cartmill's short works - "On the Peculiarity of Feeling" and the premiere of "Soy Amor."
Performance also Sunday, December 17 at 7pm
Christopher Cartmill directs the second incarnation of NEW ORLEANS STORIES: READING TO RENEW at Nyack's historic theater — with performances by Natasha Williams, Brian Coats, Keith Byron Kirk, Bruce Kronenburg, Darrell Larson, Karen Kitz, Kathleen O'Grady, Suzie Devoe, John Wright, Kathleen Chalfant, Michelle Hurst, Elise Chabbert and more, plus film segments by Jonathan Demme. Proceeds will go to the Lusher Charter School of New Orleans (most of whose students are still living in FEMA trailers) to replace band instruments for the middle and high school.
CVCA in Cuyahuga Falls, Ohio will be performing Christopher Cartmill's adaptation of THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW November 17 & 18
An informal staged-ish reading of THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM in honor of visiting Washington and Lee drama students and Friday the 13th. What's better than a comedy/mystery about the power superstition?
As part of the Culture Project's IMPACT FESTIVAL, GROOP (Christopher, Barbara Hammond, Adam Langer and Jane Gennaro) curates and Christopher directs an evening of readings from the Delta accompanied by Derrick McQueen's transfixing a capella renditions of gospel hymns. Proceeds from this benefit will go to the Hancock County Library's rebuilding efforts.
Christopher performs his adaptation of the great Persian epic, the Shanameh.
Christopher performs his AIC favorite DRAGONS IN THE MIST, an introduction to Chinese Art through the image of the dragon.
Christopher performs as Julian, the Time Traveller, in a improvised and interactive trip on the Silk Road.
Celebrate the first day of the AIC's SILK ROAD. Christopher will be peforming four times in the museum's theaters.
Christopher reads from the children's book
Christopher begins the fall semester teaching at Gallatin
Rough Magic Productions of Lincoln, Nebraska reads Christopher's THE APOTHEOSIS OF VACLAV DRDA. For more informantion about the company email them at roughmagicproductions@yahoo.com
Christopher Cartmill's adaptation of Washington Irving's THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW is published by Playscripts, Inc. and is now available.
Christopher begins a residency at KHM, an artists' retreat in Nebraska City, Nebraska.
A Voices performance with Christopher Cartmill and Mary Ernster
A reading of Christopher's new play at Williamsburg's Galapagos Art Space. With Barbara Hammond,read by Jeff Pucillo, Dana Watkins, Michael Anderson, John Wright and Brenda Withers
Directions:
From Manhattan by Subway - Take the L train (catch it along 14th Street in the City) to Bedford Ave. (1st stop in Brooklyn). You’ll be on Bedford Avenue and North 7 Street, walk one block to N. 6th, make a right and walk 2 1/2 blocks down to #70. We're between Wythe Avenue and Kent Avenue.
Or take the JMZ to Marcy Ave. Walk two blocks west (toward the river) on Broadway, to Bedford Ave. Catch the B61 bus on the corner and take it to N7 (approximately 5 minute ride).
From the rest of Brooklyn! - Take the G train to the Metropolitan / Lorimer stop, transfer to the L train in the direction of Manhattan, go one stop to Bedford Avenue. Once out of the subway you’ll be on Bedford Avenue and North 7 Street, walk one block to N. 6th, make a right and walk 2 1/2 blocks down to #70. We're between Wythe Avenue and Kent Avenue.
From Manhattan by Car - Take the outer right hand lane across the Williamsburg Bridge, get off at the first exit (Broadway) and curve around to the right 180 degrees until you’re heading back toward the river on Broadway. At Bedford Avenue, the 2nd stoplight, make a right. Go under the bridge (you’ll be in the south streets) and continue on to North 6th street (about 10 blocks). At North 6 Street make a left and we’re 2 1/2 blocks down, on the left at #70. We're between Wythe Avenue and Kent Avenue.
Once you’re off the bridge the streets are all small streets with slow, neighborhood traffic. So you’ll have lots of time to see street signs and make decisions.
Christopher plays Larry in a reading of Frances C. Jones' film adaptation of Wallace Stegner's 'Crossing to Safety' with Kathleen O'Grady and Elizabeth Berkley.
Rough Magic Productions presents and Laura Kendall directs
Rough Magic Productions presents and Laura Kendall directs
Rough Magic Productions presents and Laura Kendall directs
Rough Magic Productions presents
and Laura Kendall directs
Rough Magic Production presents
and Laura Kendall directs
Rough Magic Productions presents and Laura Kendall directs
Rough Magic is launching an annual summer new work festival entitled ‘GO’ at the Loft at the Mill this June. This festival is an opportunity to view original work Â
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New Rough Magic Artistic Director Jack Carpenter wants to focus on creating original theatre for Lincoln. “The purpose of GO is to create opportunities to showcase the talent we have of every medium in our hometown. We are the only theatre company in Lincoln whose mission is to develop the unique artistic voice of Nebraska; that’s what Rough Magic and GO is all about,†says Carpenter.Â
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with an additional performance at 10:30 p.m. on Friday, June 9 and June 16.
The production features an ensemble cast of Lindsay Cooke, Matt Gee, Mike Goode, Lacey Hannan, Brok Kerbrat, Laura Kendall, Sean McGill, Rachael Miller, Eric Ojeda, Rebecca Reineke, Whitney Rhodes, and John Ryan. Directors include Noelle Bohaty, Joel Egger, Mary Gaetz, Laura Kendall, Jen Lukas and Gregory Peters. Featured playwrights are Christopher Cartmill, Jody Christopherson, Jack Loscutoff, Andrew Marshall and Gregory Peters.Â
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Christopher interviews award-winning author Blue Balliett
Christopher plays Julian the Time Traveller for the Art Institute's Behind the Lions Day. An interactive show for the entire family full of music, dance and laughter
Christopher's short play THE END OF . . . is performed as part of Gallatin's annual Arts Festival
Painter/poet Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy Trioson flourished during the era of the French Revolution. A student of Jacques-Louis David, he assertively tried to out do his mentor. Yannik Mercoyrol, cultural attaché to the Consolute General of France, presents, with Christopher Cartmill, highlights of Girodet's literary work matched by a survey of his most noted paintings. Operatic parlor songs by composers like Glück and Offenbach are presented by singers from the Lyric Opera Center for American Artists.
Part of the current AIC exhibition Girodet: Romantic Rebel.
Christopher and Barbara Robertson perform Christopher's SPRING show for the Art Institute of Chicago's Voices Program.
Christopher plays Julian the Time Traveller for the Art Institute's Behind the Lions Day. An interactive show for the entire family full of music, dance and laughter
Christopher portrays the philosopher Nietzsche — the compelling language of Nietzche's masterpiece ZARATHUSTRA, along with excerpts from his letters and diaries, adapted by scholar James Melo. Works by some of the greatest Romantic composers, the enchanting sounds of a children's chorus, baritone and instrumental interludes. Brahms's 'Four Serious Songs,' Wolf's 'Prometheus' and Liszt's dramatic recitation 'The Sad Monk.' With pre-performance lecture at 2pm.
Christopher portrays the philosopher Nietzsche — the compelling language of Nietzche's masterpiece ZARATHUSTRA, along with excerpts from his letters and diaries, adapted by scholar James Melo. Works by some of the greatest Romantic composers, the enchanting sounds of a children's chorus, baritone and instrumental interludes. Brahms's 'Four Serious Songs,' Wolf's 'Prometheus' and Liszt's dramatic recitation 'The Sad Monk.' With 7pm pre-performance lecture
Christopher Cartmill begins his class at the Gallatin School of New York University. ROMANTICS AND REVOLUTIONARIES: THE BIRTH OF POLITICAL THEATER
Christopher portrays the philosopher Nietzsche — the compelling language of Nietzche's masterpiece ZARATHUSTRA, along with excerpts from his letters and diaries, adapted by scholar James Melo. Works by some of the greatest Romantic composers, the enchanting sounds of a children's chorus, baritone and instrumental interludes. Brahms's 'Four Serious Songs,' Wolf's 'Prometheus' and Liszt's dramatic recitation 'The Sad Monk.' With 7pm pre-performance lecture.
Community Dance Connection Theatre performs; including Christopher Cartmill's short work ON THE PECULIARITY OF FEELING, as well as spoken word work by Jennifer Wise.
Christopher Cartmill and GAD'S HILL with SASHA SOREFF DANCER THEATER present THE DANCER WHO WORE SNEAKERS AND OTHER TALES: An Evening of Dance Theater choreographed, written and directed by Sasha Soreff with original music by Matt Stine and Cody Owen Stine, costumes by Dawn Marcoccia
Christopher Cartmill and GAD'S HILL with SASHA SOREFF DANCER THEATER present THE DANCER WHO WORE SNEAKERS AND OTHER TALES: An Evening of Dance Theater choreographed, written and directed by Sasha Soreff with original music by Matt Stine and Cody Owen Stine, costumes by Dawn Marcoccia
Christopher Cartmill and GAD'S HILL with SASHA SOREFF DANCER THEATER present THE DANCER WHO WORE SNEAKERS AND OTHER TALES: An Evening of Dance Theater choreographed, written and directed by Sasha Soreff with original music by Matt Stine and Cody Owen Stine, costumes by Dawn Marcoccia
Sasha Soreff was the choreographer on Christopher Cartmill and Gad's Hill's production of TARTUFFE in 2003 and GH is proud to be involved in this unique performance
Relive the dramatic final days of Tolstoy's life. A narrative based on diaries and letters of Tolstoy and his wife, combined with excerpts from THE DEATH OF IVAN ILYCH, recounts his final journey. The text, intertwined with Rachmaninoff's music for violin, cello and piano creates a theatrical concert that epitomizes Russian tragedy and soulfulness.
Vesselin Gellev, violin; Borislav Strulev, cello; Eve Wolf, piano
Jonathan Epstein as Count Leo Tolstoy
Ariel Bock as Countess Sofya Tolstoy
and
Christopher Cartmill as the narrator, Peter Ivanovich, and the young Tolstoy
Directed by Donald T. Sanders
text edited and adapted by Eve Wolf
Relive the dramatic final days of Tolstoy's life. A narrative based on diaries and letters of Tolstoy and his wife, combined with excerpts from THE DEATH OF IVAN ILYCH, recounts his final journey. The text, intertwined with Rachmaninoff's music for violin, cello and piano creates a theatrical concert that epitomizes Russian tragedy and soulfulness.
Vesselin Gellev, violin; Borislav Strulev, cello; Eve Wolf, piano
Jonathan Epstein as Count Leo Tolstoy
Ariel Bock as Countess Sofya Tolstoy
and
Christopher Cartmill as the narrator, Peter Ivanovich, and the young Tolstoy
Directed by Donald T. Sanders
text edited and adapted by Eve Wolf
Relive the dramatic final days of Tolstoy's life. A narrative based on diaries and letters of Tolstoy and his wife, combined with excerpts from THE DEATH OF IVAN ILYCH, recounts his final journey. The text, intertwined with Rachmaninoff's music for violin, cello and piano creates a theatrical concert that epitomizes Russian tragedy and soulfulness.
Vesselin Gellev, violin; Borislav Strulev, cello; Eve Wolf, piano
Jonathan Epstein as Count Leo Tolstoy
Ariel Bock as Countess Sofya Tolstoy
and
Christopher Cartmill as the narrator, Peter Ivanovich, and the young Tolstoy
Directed by Donald T. Sanders
text edited and adapted by Eve Wolf
Also November 10 @ 8pm
and November 13 @ 3pm
Dance of the gods - BALAM explores sacred sensibilities in a contemporary Western context.
This silver jubilee anniversary season celebrates BALAM’s rich history and will feature:
3 Premieres world premiere's including THE HAUNTING OF LADY M. written by Christopher Cartmill
the evening includes live music
Gamelan Son of Lion
Christopher plays Julian the Time Traveller for the Art Institute's Behind the Lions Day. An interactive show for the entire family full of music, dance and laughter
Christopher Cartmill reads from the diaries and letters of artist Andy Warhol for the Art Institute's
VOICES Program.
Christopher Cartmill directs solo piece by Jane Gennaro. September 22, 23, 24 at 8pm.
Director Kevin Hershberger's new film NO RETREAT FROM DESTINY with Christopher Cartmill in a small role. It was an amazing shoot and this is an amazing film maker. The screening, sponsored by the Virginia Film Office and the Virginia Production Alliance, is open to all cast and
crew, as well as the general public. The 102-minute
film tells the true story of the Battle of Monocacy and the 1864
Confederate campaign against the U.S. Capitol. Directions and times can be found on-line at
www.lionheart-filmworks.com.
a unique staged reading in celebration of Bastille Day (July 14)The schedule is as follows (all are welcome to come watch and listen).
2:30pm - 3pm Orientation
3pm - 3:50pm ACT ONE
4pm - 4:50pm ACT TWO
5pm - 5:50pm ACT TWO
6pm-7:25pm DINNER
7:30pm - 8:20pm ACT FOUR
8:30pm — 9:20pm ACT FIVE
9:30pm - 10:20pm ACT SIX
Chaucer's bawdy stories, "The Miller's Tale" and "The Merchant's Tale" have been fused with "The Wife of Bath's Prologue"
with Suzanne Toren, Ken Bolden, Jonathan Cook, David McCann, Johanna Parker, Adam McLaughlin
with pianist Flip DeBlasio
assistant director Virginia Lowery
Christopher Cartmill's play will be read in preparation of a fall season opening. Take the F train to York Street stop (first in Brooklyn) take a right out of the subway and walk down to the water to the last building on the left, the first on the water, elevate to the 9th floor.
performers Ken Bolden, Virginia Lowery, David Engel, Brooke Cenicole, Johanna Parker, Davide Borella, Richard Ende, Julia Knight, Sasha Soreff, Brian Hotaling, William DeMerrit, etc.
Church of the Transfiguration's "A Little Midday Music" concert series presents Mozart's little 1786 "Singspiel" The Impresario (Der Schauspieldirectkor), with playwright Christopher Cartmill's exciting new adaptation for three performers of Stephanie the Younger's libretto. This high-spirited one-act jest at the problems of an opera manager's life features sopranos Nancy Loesch and Lynn Norris, tenor Jim Russell and organist Dr. Claudia Dumschat.Â
The children of the parish perform.
Christopher Cartmill directs.
Chaucer's bawdy stories, "The Miller's Tale" and "The Merchant's Tale" have been fused with "The Wife of Bath's Prologue"
with Suzanne Toren, Ken Bolden, Jonathan Cook, Brian Hotaling, John-Charles Kelly, Johanna Parker, Duane Noch, Andrew Oswald, Karen Kumm, Adam McLaughlin and Leonard Wolf
with pianist Flip DeBlasio
Mr. Cartmill assisted by Virginia Lowery
an informal reading with Christine Marie Brown, Julie Evan Smith and Michael Milligan
Christopher Cartmill will perform his work SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON for the Institute's Voices
program, based on the painting by fifteenth century Spanish Artist Bernardo Martorell.
Christopher plays Julian the Time Traveller for the Art Institute's Behind the Lions Day. An interactive show for the entire family full of music, dance and laughter
Monday, February 7th, 2005
Beyond the Pale
7:00
Christopher plays Terry in a reading of Barbara Hammond's full-length play, BEYOND THE PALE, set in an old house in County Down in Northern Ireland.
A staged reading of Christopher Cartmill's play LA CHASSE with Julie Evan Smith, Michael Milligan and Christine Marie Brown. Part of the Ergo Entertainment Winter Festival 2005. At the Producers' Club 2, NYC.