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Interview with Sharon Fogarty on NYTheatre.com Manhattan Theatre Source - March 2005 Three nuns struggle to survive a deadly draught cause by El Niño in the
middle of the war in El Salvador, while trying to support a mission orphanage with no funding. Only when we're totally f*cked
can we believe in miracles. HOW TO SEE IN THE DARK
a new one-act written and directed by Sharon J. Fogarty
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BRIDE
OF FRANKENSTEIN: AN EXPERIMENT IN INTIMACY
a dance theatre musical comedy by Sharon Fogarty
At Manhattan Theatre Source
Book, Music and Lyrics
by Sharon Fogarty
Directed by Andrew Frank, Lighting by David Alan Comstock
With: Bruce Agte, Sharon Fogarty, Jason
Grossman, Jason Howard*, Fran Kirmser, Ivory McCay*, Timothy Joseph Ryan*, Renée Torrière and Laura Walzcak
* Members
Actors' Equity
Based on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, James Whale's Bride of Frankenstein (and almost every other Frankenstein
movie ever made) this humorous work features a tight a cappella chorus and powerful dances that convey Frankenstein's newborn
creature's experience as she struggles to become the perfect daughter/lover for her creator.
The cast features Jason
Grossman (Funny... Sheesh, It's a Wonderful 1-man-show Life) as the paranoid Dr. Frankenstein, Renée Torrière (Downtown Vocals,
Funny... Sheesh) as the bitchy Miriam Frankenstein, Jason Howard* (recently Feste in Twelfth Night) as the loveable gravedigger
and Timothy Joseph Ryan* (Fogarty's "Next to Nothing") as the gregarious Doctor Walton.
Sharon Fogarty co-produces
this work with Manhattan Theatre Source as part of their annual Estrogenius Festival, Honorary Chair Mercedes Rhul. Fogarty
received her bachelor's in Dance from SUNY Brockport and has performed with Anna Sokolow, Meredith Monk, Ping Chong, Doug
Elkins and the Imago Mask Theatre Ensemble. Her repertory includes 60+ ballets, hundreds of songs and 22 full length dance
theatre plays.
An Actors' Equity Approved Showcase, Bride of Frankenstein ~ an experiment in intimacy was previously
performed in 1992 at the Mulberry Street Theatre (with Fogarty and Agte as the original monsters), and again in 1997.
Review of 'Bride of Frankenstein' in CultureVulture.net
Publicity stills from 'Bride of Frankenstein' with Sharon Fogarty, Jason Howard, Renée Torrière,Laura Walzcak.
ESTROGENIUS at manhattan theatre source
NEXT TO NOTHING
A play by Sharon Fogarty
Directed by Andrew Frank
Lighting Design by David
Alan Comstock
~ The Present Company Theatorium ~ August, 2001
Summary: A mental patient who cannot speak struggles
to convey her condition to an equally unstable psychiatrist.
This one-act play with dance and music features four
women from St. Mary's Psychiatric Hospital in New York City. Characters suffering form schizophrenia claim the silent Daphne
(Elizabeth Mozer), as their leader, proposing that she can control their thoughts and communicate with them telepathically.
On the surface, however, Daphne appears the weakest, most innocent and least functioning. The audience discovers along with
Dr. Heron (Timothy Joseph Ryan), the true relationship of Daphne and her fellow inmates.
Cast: Timothy Joseph Ryan*,
Elizabeth Mozer*, Tiffany Card, Sharon Fogarty, Mary Stillwaggon* and Jason Grossman.
The cast of 'Bride of Frankenstein: an experiment in intimacy.'
