Lisa Quoresimo
Latest News on Lisa Quoresimo:
Shakespearean Classic Inspires New Musical Comedy JULIET AND ROMEO at UC Davis (May 21, 2021)
UC Davis Presents The Comedy SMALL STEPS (Jan 7, 2021)
Broadway And Screen Artists Participate In UC Davis New Stage Works Festival (Aug 13, 2020)
Shakespearean Classic Inspires New Musical Comedy JULIET AND ROMEO at UC Davis (May 21, 2021)
UC Davis Presents The Comedy SMALL STEPS (Jan 7, 2021)
Broadway And Screen Artists Participate In UC Davis New Stage Works Festival (Aug 13, 2020)
BIO
Lisa Quoresimo is a performer, composer, playwright, and director. Most recently, her work has been seen at San Francisco Bay Area Theatres such as Berkeley Repertory, Shotgun Players, SFBATCO, and Davis Shakespeare Festival, as well as Off-off Broadway, across the country and internationally. She is a co-founder and director of the Ground and Field Theatre Festival, which creates and develops new plays and musicals in partnership with the UC Davis Theatre and Dance Dept. She previously directed and created new works at The Marsh Theatre in San Francisco, and as the artistic director of the Kairos Theatre in NYC. Lisa holds a Ph.D. in Performance Studies from UC Davis and a Master?s degree from Carnegie Mellon. She is currently Assistant Professor of Musical Theatre at Southern Utah University.
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Shakespearean Classic Inspires New Musical Comedy JULIET AND ROMEO at UC Davis
Romeo and Juliet is reinvented as a musical comedy when the UC Davis Department of Theatre and Dance, Southern Utah University's (SUU) Department of Theatre, Dance and Arts Administration and Catalyst:
Romeo and Juliet is reinvented as a musical comedy when the UC Davis Department of Theatre and Dance, Southern Utah University's (SUU) Department of Theatre, Dance and Arts Administration and Catalyst:
UC Davis Presents The Comedy SMALL STEPS
Growing sick of the gay dating scene, a man volunteers to go to Mars in the comedy, 'Small Steps,' written by Davis native Briandaniel Oglesby. The play is being presented by Catalyst: A Theatre Think Tank through the UC Davis Department of Theatre and Dance in collaboration with Bike City Theatre Company.
Growing sick of the gay dating scene, a man volunteers to go to Mars in the comedy, 'Small Steps,' written by Davis native Briandaniel Oglesby. The play is being presented by Catalyst: A Theatre Think Tank through the UC Davis Department of Theatre and Dance in collaboration with Bike City Theatre Company.
Broadway And Screen Artists Participate In UC Davis New Stage Works Festival
The Ground and Field Theatre Festival, the UC Davis-based forum for new stage works, will launch its fourth year in September with a new name - Catalyst: A Theatre Think Tank - and some high-profile theatre and television artists.
The Ground and Field Theatre Festival, the UC Davis-based forum for new stage works, will launch its fourth year in September with a new name - Catalyst: A Theatre Think Tank - and some high-profile theatre and television artists.
Full Cast Announced For Reading Of PAPER OR PLASTIC
As it prepares for its upcoming public reading on the campus of UC Davis, folk-rock musical Paper or Plastic has announced the full casting for the evening presentation produced by Ground & Field Theatre Festival and Bike City Theatre Company by special arrangement with The Jade/Anthony Company.
As it prepares for its upcoming public reading on the campus of UC Davis, folk-rock musical Paper or Plastic has announced the full casting for the evening presentation produced by Ground & Field Theatre Festival and Bike City Theatre Company by special arrangement with The Jade/Anthony Company.
New Off-Broadway-Bound Musical PAPER OR PLASTIC Will Receive First Developmental Reading This December
The Jade/Anthony Company proudly announces the first developmental reading for its new Off-Broadway bound musical, Paper or Plastic, which will be presented as part of the Ground & Field Theatre Festival (GFTF) at UC Davis by Bike City Theatre Company. The Off-Broadway production is set to open in fall 2020 with more details to be announced in the coming months. Sign up for email alerts at PaperMusical.com.
The Jade/Anthony Company proudly announces the first developmental reading for its new Off-Broadway bound musical, Paper or Plastic, which will be presented as part of the Ground & Field Theatre Festival (GFTF) at UC Davis by Bike City Theatre Company. The Off-Broadway production is set to open in fall 2020 with more details to be announced in the coming months. Sign up for email alerts at PaperMusical.com.
Broadway And Television Veterans Create New Stage Works At UC Davis
The third annual Ground and Field Theatre Festival (GFTF), 'Play on the Brink,' spotlights new plays and musicals written by local, national and international playwrights and composers, including Broadway veterans Mindy Cooper and Matt Gumley. The main performances take place beginning Sept. 26 on the UC Davis campus and in community venues. All are free.
The third annual Ground and Field Theatre Festival (GFTF), 'Play on the Brink,' spotlights new plays and musicals written by local, national and international playwrights and composers, including Broadway veterans Mindy Cooper and Matt Gumley. The main performances take place beginning Sept. 26 on the UC Davis campus and in community venues. All are free.
BATCO Presents ONE GOOGOL AND ONE by Aidaa Peerzada this December
The Bay Area Theatre Company opens One Googol and One by Aidaa Peerzada on Friday December 7 (preview Dec. 6th) running through December 22 2018 at Brava Theater Center. One Googol and One is a play about historical injustices and how each of our stories from the past shape our modern identities. Set in different times and places the production takes on various mediums of dialogue through contemporary verse (spoken word), classical verse, and naturalistic dialogue.
The Bay Area Theatre Company opens One Googol and One by Aidaa Peerzada on Friday December 7 (preview Dec. 6th) running through December 22 2018 at Brava Theater Center. One Googol and One is a play about historical injustices and how each of our stories from the past shape our modern identities. Set in different times and places the production takes on various mediums of dialogue through contemporary verse (spoken word), classical verse, and naturalistic dialogue.
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