Irish Classical Theatre Company (ICTC): Buffalo New York (NY) theatre company

Irish Classical Theatre Company (ICTC) at the Andrew’s Theatre, Buffalo NY

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At ICTC, there are only three rows of seats in-the-round. You're never more than 20 feet from the stage. When the actors speak, you feel vibrations.
When they cry, you see tears. When they whisper, you hear their souls. Their emotions become yours, if not from you relating to their experiences, then from the sheer proximity to their scripted lives.
It's Intense. It's personal. It's theatre as it should be. It's ICTC.

Located in the heart of Buffalo's thriving Theatre District, Irish Classical Theatre Company (ICTC) is Western New York's premier stage for the greatest works of dramatic literature.

ICTC HONORED BY BUFFALO SPREE
BEST THEATRE COMPANY IN WESTERN NEW YORK
"ICTC's (20007-2008) season was outstanding with deep, profound dramas and dynamic, creative comedies. The range of their productions, along with the quality of their execution, illustrate what good theatre is really all about."
BEST DIRECTOR - FORTUNATO PEZZIMENTI
"With The Servant of Two Masters and Charley's Aunt, the guiding hand of a good director was especially necessary for a house like the Andrews Theatre. The fact that the action was well-executed fun without being reduced to sheer slapstick is a credit to Pezzimenti's thoughtful choices."

WINNER OF ARTVOICE ARTIE AWARDS 2007-2008
Outstanding Direction of a Play ... Fortunato Pezzimenti,
The Servant of Two Masters
Outstanding Actor in a Play ... Brian Mysliwy,
The Servant of Two Masters
Outstanding Costume Deisgn ... Tessa Lew, The School for Scandal

ALSO NOMINATED FOR:
Outstanding Production of a Play ... The Servant of Two Masters
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Play ...
Richard Wesp, Charley's Aunt
Outstanding Set Design ... Ron Schwartz, The Servant of Two Masters
Outstanding Lighting Design ... Brian Cavanagh,
A Moon for the Misbegotten
Outstanding Costume Design ... Sharon Wicks, Charley's Aunt

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Next at ICTC
Ah, Wilderness!
by Eugene O'Neill
January 16-February 15, 2009
Directed by ICTC Associate Director Greg Natale

Featuring
Dan Walker as Nat Miller
Kelli Bocock-Natale as Essie Miller
Louie Napoleon as Richard
Anne Roaldi as Mildred
Richard Wesp as Sid Davis
Kristen Tripp Kelley as Lily Miller
Gerry Maher as David McComber
Eliza Maher as Muriel McComber
Tim Voit as Wint Selby
Andrea Andolina as Belle
Shara Kovasi as Nora
Tim Eimiller as the Bartender

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Looking ahead to the rest of the Season!
Here's a Sneak Peek at ICTC's exciting
Cast of Characters.

Hedda Gabler
by Henrik Ibsen
March 6-April 5, 2009
Directed by ICTC Associate Director
Derek Campbell
Featuring
Christian Brandjes as George Tesman
Catherine Eaton as Hedda Tesman
Jeanne Cairns as Miss Juliana Tesman
Kristen Tripp Kelly as Mrs. Elvsted
Vincent O'Neill as Judge Brack
Eilert Lovborg as Matt Semler
Beth Donohue as Berta

The Learned Ladies
by Moliere
Translated by Richard Wilbur
April 24-May 24, 2009
Directed by ICTC Producing Director
Fortunato Pezzimenti
Kate LoConti as Armande
Diane Curley as Henriette
Tim Newell as Vadius
Richard Wesp as Trissotin
Chris Standart as Ariste
Robert Rutland as Chrysale
Kelli Bocock-Natale as Belise
Josephine Hogan as Philaminte
Kelly Ferguson as Martine

* Titles and Artists subject to change.

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Save the date for
THE WAKE,
ICTC's Annual Fundraiser! Friday, February 27, 2009
7PM

Hartley N. Dowd, last year's Dearly Departed.
Who will we be sending off this year?

Click here to find out more!

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The 12th Annual
Bloomsday Buffalo
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Plan to join us for this international celebration
of James Joyce's "Ulysses!"

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
For more information, visit
www.bloomsdaybuffalo.com

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