From Feb. 10-18, 2012, APAC will workshop the Matt Schatz musical comedy Love Trapezoid, with Wojtunik at the helm. The company will present a staged, off-book presentation, with minimal setting. Love Trapezoid "examines art, technology, and everything we use to grieve the loss of someone that we love." --Playbill.com

BIG IDEA Pun Bandhu, left, as Yama; David Bonanno, as Gino; and models of the future World Trade Center in the premiere of "The Tallest Building in the World," by Matt Schatz.

The 9:30 PM concert will feature the talents of Krysta Rodriguez (The Addams Family), Steven Boyer (I’m Not Rappaport), Andrew Durand (Spring Awakening, The Burnt Part Boys), Leo Ash Evens (West Side Story), Jim Poulos (Rent), Lance Rubin (Things to Ruin), Dana Steingold (The Battery’s Down) and Alex Wyse (The Last Smoker in America).

Audiences can expect to hear highlights from Everyone’s Waiting by Leah Miles and Donny Codden and Love Trapezoid by 2009 Fred Ebb Award finalist Matt Schatz.

FREE and open to the public, the first Monday of every month @ 7:30pm
Join us for a reading of a new play and a discussion with the playwright.
Readings are at Luna Stage’s temporary theatre space, 406 Tompkins Street in Orange, NJ

Monday October 5th, 2009 @ 7:30pm
The Tallest Building in The World
By Matt Schatz
Directed by Troy Miller

In the 1960s, a New York engineer sets out to build the world's tallest building. An easy task, just as long as he can get his architect, the owner of the Empire State Building, and the Laws of Physics to cooperate. Based on actual events, The Tallest Building in the World examines the birth of The World Trade Towers and what is gained and what is lost when we try to reach into the sky.

The mighty YOUNGBLOOD SUNDAY BRUNCH returns for a new season! We're kicking it off with a very special episode - new plays about our neighborhood, our stomping grounds, our traditional haunts: 52nd Street. And to do it, we're collaborating with Hell's Kitchen's own, beloved 52nd Street Project!

The EST/Sloan Project has been at the forefront of the wave of science-related theatre. Plays originally commissioned by the EST/Sloan Project have been produced at major venues around the country, including The Black Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, American Conservatory Theatre (San Francisco), The Empty Space Theatre (Seattle), Actors Theatre of Louisville and Williamstown Theatre Festival. The EST/Sloan Project has also hosted symposia involving Pulitzer and Nobel prize-winning scientists and authors, as well as award-winning playwrights. It continues in its mission to bridge the gap between the two cultures, science and the arts.

LOUISVILLE, KY – Actors Theatre of Louisville will round out its 33rd Humana Festival of New American Plays (March 1 - April 11) with a bill of three ten-minute plays, one of which is the winner of Actors' National Ten-Minute Play Contest and the recipient of the Heideman Award.

The Festival’s trio of ten-minute plays are 3:59am: a drag race for two actors by Marco Ramirez (winner of Actors' National Ten-Minute Play Contest), On the Porch One Crisp Spring Morning by Alex Dremann and Roanoke by Michael Lew (music and lyrics by Matt Schatz).

The Festival is made possible by a generous grant from The Humana Foundation.

The bill of ten-minute plays will have two performances: April 4 at 9 p.m. and April 5 at 5 p.m. — a weekend when audiences will be comprised of both theatre industry professionals from across the country and Louisville-area theatregoers.