TWILIGHT THEATRE COMPANY
MISSION
TWILIGHT THEATRE COMPANY
MISSION
Charles Linshaw, Erin Gann, Nurit Monacelli and Tom Dooley in
PRELUDE TO THE FIRST DAY by Ted LoRusso in collaboration with Sturgis Warner
Liam Torres, Doug Simpson, Gardiner Comfort, Maggie Low, Lynne McCollough, Karen Forte, Erin Treadway and Andres Muñar in a Twilight reading of THE DUDLEYS by Steven Gridley, directed by Andres Muñar.
Twilight Theatre Company was created in May of 1998, in an attempt to return to the basics of an earlier era -- to simply produce more new plays in front of an audience. For three and a half seasons Twilight accomplished just that. We met with some success and had one very interesting failure. In 2002, Twilight shifted its operations to a less public mode. Production ceased, but script development and the championing of new work continued unabated.
In 2008, Twilight rekindled it's public presence with a workshop production of Ted LoRusso's PRELUDE TO THE FIRST DAY, Suite for Four Actors and Percussionist. With this production came new personnel, energy, and a fresh commitment to get more new plays off the page and onto the living stage.
TWILIGHT
THEATRE
COMPANY
DEVELOPS,
WORKSHOPS,
AND PRODUCES
NEW WORK BY
THEATRE ARTISTS
Obie Award actor Edwin Lee Gibson
in suits by Michael John Garcés
Obie Award actor Rebecca Wisocky
in All Fall Away by Saïd Sayrafiezadeh