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Thursday, June 4, 2009

New York Fringe Festival

Kaddish

(or The Key in the Window)

Created & Performed by Donnie Mather

Text by Allen Ginsberg

Directed by Kim Weild

Coming this August!

For details visit

http://www.fringenycdata.com/basic_page.php?ltr=K

Biography

Donnie Mather is a theatre artist based in New York. He has performed at Lincoln Center, P.S. 122, HERE, Ohio Theatre, Dance New Amsterdam, Angel Orensanz, Riverside Amphitheatre, and Judson Church. His credits include TROJAN WOMEN A LOVE STORY (Directed by Tina Landau); ANTONY & CLEOPATRA, THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA (Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey); I, CLAUDIUS (Theatre Askew); A MOUTHFUL OF BIRDS (Rude Mechanicals Theatre); HOW ARE YOU? (Toronto Fringe); and AMERICAN INTERFERENCE (International WOW Company). As an Associate of SITI Company, Mather performed in SEVEN DEADLY SINS and LILITH (both at NYC Opera), and NICHOLAS & ALEXANDRA with Placido Domingo at Los Angeles Opera (all directed by Anne Bogart). With Director Leon Ingulsrud, Mather played Banquo in MACBETH (SITI at Swine Palace Theater) and created & performed A SHOW OF FORCE (NY Fringe, Manizales Theatre Festival in Colombia, Hope College, and the Hudson Guild Theatre). With Director Kim Weild, he has played the title role in UNCLE VANYA, appeared in the NY Premiere of FETE DE LA NUIT by Charles L. Mee, and created & performed KADDISH (or The Key in the Window) based on the poem by Allen Ginsberg. For over ten years, Mather has been a frequent instructor of the Viewpoints Training and the Suzuki Method at the Atlantic Theatre Conservatory, NYU, Columbia University, Univ. of Houston, The New School, Bard College, Fordham University, Louisiana State University, Univ. of Puerto Rico, Shakespeare Theatre of NJ, and the Iberoamericano Theatre Festival of Bogota, Colombia.

Donnie Mather

Thursday, June 4, 2009

New York Fringe Festival

Donnie Mather

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