Kyle Ronyecs
Latest News on Kyle Ronyecs:
Columbia School Of The Arts Presents CUCK, CUCK, BULL (Mar 7, 2023)
Columbia University School of the Arts to Stage INDIAN SUMMER (Feb 26, 2022)
CNU/Ferguson Center For The Arts Announces Inaugural Recipients Of 2021 New Musicals Lab Writing Residency (Jul 29, 2021)
Columbia School Of The Arts Presents CUCK, CUCK, BULL (Mar 7, 2023)
Columbia University School of the Arts to Stage INDIAN SUMMER (Feb 26, 2022)
CNU/Ferguson Center For The Arts Announces Inaugural Recipients Of 2021 New Musicals Lab Writing Residency (Jul 29, 2021)
BIO
KYLE RONYECS (he/him) is a stage manager operating in New York City, Northern VA, and DC. Kyle received his B.A. in Theatre from Christopher Newport University in 2019 and will be pursuing his M.F.A. in stage management this Fall at Columbia University. Past projects include ASM Apprentice on Wicked (Broadway), stage manager for Hazing U (NYTF), and production stage manager for We Aren’t Kids Anymore (Ferguson Workshops). Kyle is also the Producer and Co-Founder of Steadfast Theatre and the Executive Director and Co-Founder of The Class Act Players Theatre Company. For more information on Kyle and his work in stage management, lighting design, and producing, please visit his website: kyleronyecs.com.
News
Columbia School Of The Arts Presents CUCK, CUCK, BULL
Columbia University School of the Arts will present Spencer Whale's (Columbia MFA Directing Candidate 2023) production of Cuck, Cuck, Bull.
Columbia University School of the Arts will present Spencer Whale's (Columbia MFA Directing Candidate 2023) production of Cuck, Cuck, Bull.
Columbia University School of the Arts to Stage INDIAN SUMMER
Sent to stay with his step-grandfather in a Rhode Island beach town for a summer, Daniel collides with Izzy, a feisty local. In a spirited dueling of minds that plays off the tropes of romantic comedy, Indian Summer explores what connection is, romantic and otherwise. The play features Spencer Gonzalez, Clara Napolitano, Haythem Noor, and Julian Socha.
Sent to stay with his step-grandfather in a Rhode Island beach town for a summer, Daniel collides with Izzy, a feisty local. In a spirited dueling of minds that plays off the tropes of romantic comedy, Indian Summer explores what connection is, romantic and otherwise. The play features Spencer Gonzalez, Clara Napolitano, Haythem Noor, and Julian Socha.
CNU/Ferguson Center For The Arts Announces Inaugural Recipients Of 2021 New Musicals Lab Writing Residency
The New Musicals Lab (NML) at the Ferguson Center for the Performing Arts at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia, is making space for new musical works by providing Artist Residencies with access to world-class facilities, funding, and student and Broadway talent.
The New Musicals Lab (NML) at the Ferguson Center for the Performing Arts at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Virginia, is making space for new musical works by providing Artist Residencies with access to world-class facilities, funding, and student and Broadway talent.
????? The Improvised Broadway Musical Will Debut at The Ferguson New Musicals Lab
????? The Improvised Broadway Musical, co-created by New York improv veterans Ali Reed and Adrien Pellerin, and co-creator director-choreographer Ilana Ransom Toeplitz, was the premiere workshop-based production at the New Musicals Lab at the Ferguson Center for the Performing Arts at Christopher Newport University.
????? The Improvised Broadway Musical, co-created by New York improv veterans Ali Reed and Adrien Pellerin, and co-creator director-choreographer Ilana Ransom Toeplitz, was the premiere workshop-based production at the New Musicals Lab at the Ferguson Center for the Performing Arts at Christopher Newport University.
Emerging Artist Initiative Announces Relief Fund
The Emerging Artist Initiative (EAI), a new collective of young professionals in the arts, announced today the launch of the Emerging Artist Relief Fund. The grassroots initiative hopes to initially raise $15,000 to support 30 young creatives and arts professionals with a one-time relief donation of $500. EAI is currently accepting donations through its Facebook fundraiser.
The Emerging Artist Initiative (EAI), a new collective of young professionals in the arts, announced today the launch of the Emerging Artist Relief Fund. The grassroots initiative hopes to initially raise $15,000 to support 30 young creatives and arts professionals with a one-time relief donation of $500. EAI is currently accepting donations through its Facebook fundraiser.
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