The second new play written and interpreted by Francesco Andolfi & Giulia Bisinella.

The show explores how the inevitable and constant change in communication methods has been influencing on our approach towards others, from letters to Tinder.

A great film maker has been stealing ideas all his life.
Six passionate women decide that to be a muse is to be exploited.
They enact a bizarre revenge.

The 2012-13 NY Academy Theatre Company presents "The American Clock" by Arthur Miller

Directed by Jonathan Bolt

Musical Direction by Steven Webber

The 2012-13 NY Academy Theatre Company presents "Night Watch" by Lucille Fletcher

The 2012-13 NY Academy Theatre Company presents "The Clean House" by Sarah Ruhl

RAI Cinema Spot for the "71st International Cinematographic Art Exhibition" in Venice:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbXHkL3LOU0

http://vimeo.com/m/103343068

Art Direction: Paolo Colagrossi

DoP: Giuseppe Mottola

Colorist: Ludovico Bettarello

The 2012-13 NY Academy Theatre Company presents "Good People" by David Lindsay-Abaire

Margie, a tough middle-aged “Southie” from the wrong part of Boston, loses her job and is one Bingo game away from homelessness.

In reaching out to an old flame from her youth - now a successful doctor - Margie risks all as she tries to find a fresh start.

Will Margie’s luck finally change for the better?

Theater for the New City hosted Love N’ Courage, a benefit for the theater’s emerging playwrights program.

Held at the National Arts Club, the event honored Mario Fratti with the theater’s Distinguished Achievement Award.

The gala evening began with a cocktail hour followed by dinner and a star filled show.

Among the luminaries performing were Liliane Montevecchi, F. Murray Abraham, Anna Bergman, Inma Heredia, Phoebe Legere, David Lewis and KT Sullivan.

The equally star-studded audience was presented a new short play by the evening’s honoree, Mario Fratti.

Born from an idea by Italian author Marco Melloni (winner of the Pier Paolo Pasolini Award 2013, Rome, Italy), Voices in the Desert (Voci nel Deserto) is a project that aims to collect fragments of thinking from the past (from literature, theater, and public speeches) in order to Recycle Memory.

A concert of voices from the past, made in several languages, to recycle memory and understand that what it’s true now, was true and important decades as well as centuries ago.