The Time-Traveler’s Trip to Niagara Falls
A reading of a comedy co-written by Deborah in collaboration with six other playwrights, including William Dunlap from the year 1830, produced by America-in-Play, Lynn Thomson, director.
A reading of a comedy co-written by Deborah in collaboration with six other playwrights, including William Dunlap from the year 1830, produced by America-in-Play, Lynn Thomson, director.
Deborah will be a participating artist in the 2010-2013 season at America-in-Play, a theatre collective that explores the neglected legacy of American plays and popular entertainment.
Deborah was awarded a 2012 Robert and Charlotte Baron Fellowship at the American Antiquarian Society in Worcester, Massachusetts, to research her new play Homespun, about Martha Washington and the role [...]
Teatre La Dependent on tour in Spain. Performance at Teatre Calderon in Alcoi on April 28, Teatre Micalet in Valencia from May 3-6 and Teatre Principal in Alacante on May [...]
Teatre La Dependent on tour in Alzira, Spain at Teatre d'Alzira
(in Danish) at the Kalundborg Theatre Society, Kalundborg, Denmark
Book and Lyrics by Deborah Brevoort/Music by Scott Davenport Richards. A story about the creation of the world and the evolution of man. Five actors play eight characters ranging from Mosquitoes and Slugs to Brown Bears and Eagles taking the audience on a comic romp through the stages of life, including birth, coming of age, falling in love and death.
It’s matinee day at the National Theatre. The house is packed with audience members who have come to the theatre on “culture coupons” to see the artistic director’s latest production. [...]
Harpo Foundation is pleased to announce 11 new grants that will support the production of new work by under recognized artists in the United States and internationally. This latest distribution [...]
Humboldt State University, Arcata, California. Concert performance.
Deborah's Edgar Allan Poe opera will be presented in a full orchestral workshop reading in Opera America's New Works Forum. (produced by American Lyric Theater).
How did Buck Rogers, Galileo and the Red Baron help NASA land a man on the moon? The Blue-Sky Boys is an exhilarating romp through the creative minds of the maverick engineers who stopped at nothing to get a man to the moon! A comedy/drama about the intersection of creativity and science, The Blue-Sky Boys is a play in two acts with an all-male cast.