Maria Baratta
Latest News on Maria Baratta:
LOVE AND SPUMONI Has World Premiere At Seven Angels Theatre (Feb 3, 2020)
The Cell Theatre Presents An All-Female Led Artistic Showcase THE WOMEN'S CYCLE (Jun 27, 2019)
Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival Presents New Musical LETTERS (Sep 6, 2017)
LOVE AND SPUMONI Has World Premiere At Seven Angels Theatre (Feb 3, 2020)
The Cell Theatre Presents An All-Female Led Artistic Showcase THE WOMEN'S CYCLE (Jun 27, 2019)
Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival Presents New Musical LETTERS (Sep 6, 2017)
STAGE CREDITS
[Off-Broadway]
Original Off-Broadway Production, 1988
Sister Albert Maria [Replacement]
News
LOVE AND SPUMONI Has World Premiere At Seven Angels Theatre
Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury Connecticut has announced the World Premiere of Love and Spumoni that will be running from January 30-February 23. The equity production play has many local ties to the area including actor Maria Baratta and Marissa Follo Perry who are originally from Waterbury, the story itself is based on students at Sacred Heart High School in Waterbury, playwright Jacques Lamarre is from Connecticut, Mary Lou Piland who wrote the novel is also originally from Waterbury and actor Danté Jeanfelix is a Connecticut native. Directing will be Sasha Bratt.
Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury Connecticut has announced the World Premiere of Love and Spumoni that will be running from January 30-February 23. The equity production play has many local ties to the area including actor Maria Baratta and Marissa Follo Perry who are originally from Waterbury, the story itself is based on students at Sacred Heart High School in Waterbury, playwright Jacques Lamarre is from Connecticut, Mary Lou Piland who wrote the novel is also originally from Waterbury and actor Danté Jeanfelix is a Connecticut native. Directing will be Sasha Bratt.
The Cell Theatre Presents An All-Female Led Artistic Showcase THE WOMEN'S CYCLE
An artistic event to be held on Thursday, July 11 at 8 PM, Friday, July 12 at 8 PM and Sunday, July 13 at 3 PM at The Cell Theatre. The Women's Cycle will feature two new plays, desserts, wine and an art installation all created and curated by female identifying artists.
An artistic event to be held on Thursday, July 11 at 8 PM, Friday, July 12 at 8 PM and Sunday, July 13 at 3 PM at The Cell Theatre. The Women's Cycle will feature two new plays, desserts, wine and an art installation all created and curated by female identifying artists.
Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival Presents New Musical LETTERS
What can we do when it's too late to fix the mistakes of the past? 'Letters,' written and composed by Daniel Schwartzman, is a musical about Frida, a middle-aged writer of children's books long estranged from her parents.
What can we do when it's too late to fix the mistakes of the past? 'Letters,' written and composed by Daniel Schwartzman, is a musical about Frida, a middle-aged writer of children's books long estranged from her parents.
Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival to Present New Musical LETTERS
What can we do when it's too late to fix the mistakes of the past? 'Letters,' written and composed by Daniel Schwartzman, is a musical about Frida, a middle-aged writer of children's books long estranged from her parents.
What can we do when it's too late to fix the mistakes of the past? 'Letters,' written and composed by Daniel Schwartzman, is a musical about Frida, a middle-aged writer of children's books long estranged from her parents.
Vignettes of an I-talian American Girl Plays Fringe NYC
For Maria Baratta, growing up a first-generation American in an Italian household required a delicate balancing act, as she explains in her one-woman show, Vignettes of an I-talian American Girl.
For Maria Baratta, growing up a first-generation American in an Italian household required a delicate balancing act, as she explains in her one-woman show, Vignettes of an I-talian American Girl.
Vignettes of an I-talian American Girl Plays Fringe NYC
For Maria Baratta, growing up a first-generation American in an Italian household required a delicate balancing act, as she explains in her one-woman show, Vignettes of an I-talian American Girl.
For Maria Baratta, growing up a first-generation American in an Italian household required a delicate balancing act, as she explains in her one-woman show, Vignettes of an I-talian American Girl.
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