Last is Jeremy Bloom. Bloom has been covered in this column a number of times, but his work continues to grow by leaps and bounds. His latest offering takes on a classic tale and again completely re-imagines it. From the press release: "He came to Camelot on Christmas Eve. The green knight, his green horse, his great green axe. A beautiful being, and terrifying, but he knew what justice was. And perhaps justice is greater than the grail. A story of man and beast, and man and woman, newly adapted for the stage."Set in the underground space at 45 Bleecker while making use of a committed ensemble, The Green Knight is sure to be another great offering. Bloom's talent and vision shines through the pieces he directs and this piece will surely be one to keep and eye on. To get tickets go here.
This is just a small taste of some of the directors who are doing the kind of work that is sure to get recognition far beyond this column. Catch them now and get out to the festivals, the talent within them is boundless.
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Michael Roderick has produced at Manhattan Theatre Source, Theater Row Studios, Where Eagles Dare, the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre, the Red Room, the Bridge Theatre at Shetler Studios and has produced shows in the NY International Fringe Festival, the Midtown International Theatre Festival, the Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Short Play Festival, among others. He has worked as an office associate for Davenport Theatrical Enterprises and has Off Broadway producing credit as an Associate Producer of the musical ROOMS a Rock Romance at New World Stages as well as an Associate Producer of The New Hopeville Comics at The Chernuchin Theater at ATA. Michael is currently the program director for Self-Producing Artists at Theater Resources Unlimited. Michael is also a graduate of the Commercial Theatre Institute's 14-week Program as well as the Six-week Creative Intensive Program. Michael is the organizer of the Independent Producers Alliance of NY and he holds a BA in Secondary Ed English and Theatre Performance from Rhode Island College as well as a Masters in Educational Theatre for Colleges and Communities from NYU.
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