Robert is incredibly fortunate to have been able to work alongside some extremely talented directors over the years, who have given him not only incredible insights into directing, but also into the great joy of bringing a production to life and giving it over to the audience. His work as an actor and writer has given him working relationships with acclaimed and award-winning directors in film, theatre and television, all inspired artists who elevate their work to the highest levels, and which continue to inspire him to this day.
Collaborations with several writers, actors and directors not only inspired his work as an actor, but also fueled his talent for directing and writing. Robert collaborated with Casey Childs and Primary Stages Company on early drafts of Ariel Dorfman's "Death and the Maiden" (later a Broadway show and film) and several Romulus Linney plays at Duke University; original production of Wendy Wasserstein's "Isn't It Romantic", directed by Tony-winner Gerald Guttierez for Playwrights Horizons; on Ted Tally's "Terra Nova" with Gerald Guttierez for American Place Theatre; Mike Nichols on the original production of "Hurlyburly" by David Rabe; Pamela Berlin's production of "Elm Circle" at Playwrights Horizons; and many works in progress at Ensemble Studio Theatre, New Dramatists, the Actors Studio, and The Directors Company, among many others.
The experiences and incredible talents Robert continues to be lucky enough to work with inform his work not only as a director, but as an actor, writer and producer and fuel the joy of collaboration in his work as he shepherds new writers through the creative cauldron of writing to getting the play up in front of an audience.
Collaborations with several writers, actors and directors not only inspired his work as an actor, but also fueled his talent for directing and writing. Robert collaborated with Casey Childs and Primary Stages Company on early drafts of Ariel Dorfman's "Death and the Maiden" (later a Broadway show and film) and several Romulus Linney plays at Duke University; original production of Wendy Wasserstein's "Isn't It Romantic", directed by Tony-winner Gerald Guttierez for Playwrights Horizons; on Ted Tally's "Terra Nova" with Gerald Guttierez for American Place Theatre; Mike Nichols on the original production of "Hurlyburly" by David Rabe; Pamela Berlin's production of "Elm Circle" at Playwrights Horizons; and many works in progress at Ensemble Studio Theatre, New Dramatists, the Actors Studio, and The Directors Company, among many others.
The experiences and incredible talents Robert continues to be lucky enough to work with inform his work not only as a director, but as an actor, writer and producer and fuel the joy of collaboration in his work as he shepherds new writers through the creative cauldron of writing to getting the play up in front of an audience.
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THEATRE DIRECTING CREDITS (New York and Toronto) A Gown for his Mistress TSchreiber Theatre, 2016 Lay Down My Sword Articulate Theatre Co. 2016 Bethany Beach Willow Theatre, Toronto, 2015 Natural Selection Articulate Theatre Co. 2014 The Art of Dining, Tina Howe TSchreiber Theatre, NY 2014 Wraith, Don Nigro NyLonFusion Collective, NY 2103 The Fight About the Dog, Robert Askins NyLonFusion Collective, NY 2013 Jealous, John Patrick Shanley Labyrinth Theatre Co., NY 2012 Zombified NyLonFusion Collective, NY 2012 Beautiful Dreamers (musical) workshop Girard Mohen Prods., NY 2012 The Scrambler/The Wedding NyLonFusion Collective, NY 2011 You Never Can Tell, GB Shaw (2011) TSchreiber Theatre, NY A Chorus of Babel (2001) Circle East Company, NY Sometimes/Four by Two (Octoberfest ‘97) Ensemble Studio Theatre, NY Beets and Grace (Octoberfest ’95) Ensemble Studio Theatre, NY I, Boris Ensemble Studio Theatre, NY Asleep on the Wind/Graceland Sanford Meisner Theatre, NY Elm Circle (assistant to Pamela Berlin) Playwrights Horizons, NY Phaedre (assistant director to Dennis Moore) The Public Theatre, NY Other Off-off Broadway productions and workshops 2001 2000 A Boy’s Life, by Howard Korder Jimmy Shine, by Murray Schisgal Bury the Dead, by Irwin Shaw Cry Havoc, by Allan Kenward Shooting Stars, by Molly Newman Picnic, by William Inge 1999 1998 The Country Wife, by William Wycherley Dancing at Lughnasa, by Brian Friel Fifth of July, by Lanford Wilson Magic Time, by James Sherman The Art of Dining, by Tina Howe Wayside Motor Inn, by A.R. Gurney The Downside, by Richard Dresser A Far Country, by Henry Denker The Trojan Women, by Euripides Rivers and Ravines, by Heather Macdonald Enter Laughing, by Joseph Stein A Gown for His Mistress, by Feydeau The Trip Back Down, by John Bishop 1997 1996 Working, by Studs Terkel A Flea in Her Ear, by Feydeau Dear Friends, by Reginald Rose A Cat Among the Pigeons, by Feydeau Feiffer’s People, by Jules Feiffer American Dreams, by Studs Terkel Shooting Stars, by Molly Newman Journey to the Day, by Roger O. Hirson My Three Angels, by Sam & Bella Spewack 1995 1994 The Way of the World, by Congreve The Rivals, by Sheridan Everything in the Garden, by Edward Albee 2nd Prize, 2 Months in Leningrad, Trish Johnson Gemini, by Albert Innaurato The Brute, by Chekhov Spoon River Anthology, Edgar Lee Masters The Shadow Box, by Michael Cristofer The Baby Dance, by Jane Anderson Twelve Angry Men, by Reginald Rose |
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