RASCAL ARTS
RASCAL ARTS ORIGINAL PLAY FESTIVAL Theater Row, NYC | 2017
Grand Theft Tea Leaves | By Sarah Jae Leiber | Directed by Stephanie Rey
In a Room Alone | Devised By Brian Solomon in collaboration with Rachel Bass, Izabel Dorst
Circles | By Gamal ElSawah | Directed by Willem Marx
Ladybug Skins | By Genevieve Farbe | Directed by Dalton Harrod & Madison L’Insalata
The Chameleons | By Samantha Guss | Directed by Ariane Barrie-Stern
BITCHES by Emma Silverman Producer’s Club, NYC | 2016
Directed by India Kotis
Cast: Lily Berman, Margaret Leisenheimer, Stephanie Rey, Ricardo Rocha, Leilah Rosen, Paige Simunovich
"Bitches is about the temptation to break free from societal expectations, the outcome for those who have, the guilt for those who don't want to, and the reactions of everyone in between. I see it as a view of a world where everyone must be part of some group or cult - and even if one chooses the most obscure of groups, it is impossible to be an individual. It's a satirical look at the way we categorize people into these stereotypes and how difficult it is to actually be unique." - Emma Silverman
YOUNG ARTISTS GALLERY The Shoestring Press, Brooklyn | 2015
Rascal Arts’ Young Artists Gallery brought emerging visual artists and jazz musicians together for two evenings of food, art, music and community building, followed by a month-long gallery showing.
Sarah Lobel, 2015
Kian Mckeown, 2015 https://kianmckeown.com/2020
Julia Gatenio, 2015
Taylor Morgan, 2015 https://taylormorganart.tumblr.com/
Kian Mckeown, 2015 https://kianmckeown.com/2020
Dakota Peterson, 2015
Tim Foley, 2015 https://www.timfoley.net/ timfoleyphotography@gmail.com
Tim Foley, 2015 https://www.timfoley.net/ timfoleyphotography@gmail.com
THE TANGIBLES by India Kotis 440 Studios, NYC | 2015
Director, Dramaturg, & Producer
It's Saturday night in New York City. High school is almost over, and Raina's throwing a post-breakup pity party. But when her friends arrive, they bring along problems of their own, and the night soon becomes a disappointment free-for-all of unrequited love, rejected college applications, delicate identity politics, and ukulele jams. Can this group of artsy teens set aside their personal fears about the future long enough to connect with one another?
