Katrina Benefit Sept. 27 at Gables' New Theatre
By: Beau Higgins Sep. 08, 2005
Tickets: 305-443-5909
For more details please visit us at http://www.new-theatre.orgDirected by Rafael de Acha
With the volunteered artistic services of the New Theatre Acting
Company
Production stage manager: Joseph M. NeSmith
The programAll the World's a Stage: Shakespeare at New TheatreAll the World's a Stage
Jacques in As You Like It
Rafael de AchaWhen my cue comes call me
Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Robert StrainWhat is a Jew?
Shylock in The Merchant of Venice
Steve Gladstone
The first of gold
Morocco in The Merchant of Venice
Stephen S. NealI love thee not
Demetrius and Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Euriamis Losada and Tara VodihnFare thee well…I know a bank
Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Ricky J. Martinez
Othello in Othello
James S. Randolph, Jr.Is this a dagger I see before me?
Macbeth in Macbeth
Keith CassidyThey met me in the day of success
Lady Macbeth in Macbeth
Bridget Connors Dimmi donde nasce Amore (Tell me where is fancy bred) from The
Merchant of Venice
Music by Rafael de Acha, with Cecilia Torres, Kimberly Daniel,
Euriamis Losada, Kathy Kozak at the pianoINTERMISSIONFrom past, present and future seasonsLadies and not so Gentle Women by Alfred Allan Lewis (Season 2005-
2006)
Patti GardnerAffluenza by James Sherman (Season 2004-2005)
Michael McKeeverWit by Margaret Edson (Season 2001-2002)
Barbara SloanAnna in the Tropics by Nilo Cruz (Season 2002-2003)
Cecilia TorresMolly Sweeney by Brian Friel (Season 1997-1998)
Lisa MorganMadagascar by J. T. Rogers (Season 2005-2006)
Kathryn Lee Johnston, Angie Radosh and Bill SchwartzA Tribute to Jule Styne (Season in the future)
Kimberly Daniel and Kathy Kozak
the year it was founded by husband and wife Rafael and Kimberly de
Acha. Every year since then New Theatre plays to an ever-growing
audience, which includes students from the city's schools and
universities. That student segment makes up over 20% of New
Theatre's total audience, making it one of the youngest of any
theatre in South Florida. New Theatre has brought to South Florida
the local, regional and national premieres of more than 150 plays.
New Theatre and its artists have received many honors and awards,
including the Key to the City of Coral Gables, as well as several
Carbonell awards from the South Florida Theater Critics Association,
along with multiple nominations by Miami New Times in its Best of
Miami issues. The Miami Herald and The Sun Sentinel have singled
out New Theatre productions in their Best of the Year listings again
and again. The company has been the recipient of funding from
Theatre Communications Group, The City of Coral Gables, The Miami-
Dade County Cultural Affairs Department, The Division of Cultural
Affairs of the State of Florida, and The National Endowment for the
Arts. New Theatre's mission is evidenced by the theatre's repertory
choices: an imaginative sampling of new works by American
playwrights and classics. New Theatre produces plays that focus on
issues of social and humanistic interest. Most significantly, New
Theatre develops new plays by early and mid-career playwrights,
staging many in their world premieres.
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