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Wednesday, 01 August 2007 |
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Piven Theatre proudly announces its 2007/2008 Season
featuring two premiere productions: What Dreams May Come: American Visions Through Jewish EyesThis World Premiere production directed by Co-Founder Joyce Piven will feature new stage adaptations of three short stories by famous Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winning Jewish authors, adapted by Stephen Fedo & Joyce Piven.
Production runs 11/8/07 – 12/16/07 Because They Have No WordsBy Tim Maddock and Lotti Louise Pharriss, directed by Emilie Beck This Midwest premiere tells one man’s autobiographical story of his experience assisting with animal rescue efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Production runs 5/15/08 – 6/15/08 |
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Friday, 01 December 2006 |
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As the year draws to a close, it is common to reflect on all that is past while celebrating the potential of the New Year. As the Artistic Director of the Piven Theatre Workshop, I find myself reflecting on the years that I have worked and learned in this most nurturing of environments, building the leadership necessary to guide Piven into a new era of creative excellence. |
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Wednesday, 15 November 2006 |
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Joyce Piven directed this season’s production of CHEKHOV STORIES: THE EMERGING WOMAN, and, along with Sarah Bendix and Lauren Hirte, served as a private acting coach for cast members of John Cusack’s film GRACE IS GONE. |
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Wednesday, 15 November 2006 |
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Susan Applebaum is an instructor at the Loyola Theatre Department and is working on a book with Joyce Piven about the training methods taught at Piven. Her daughter Meg gave birth to a baby boy, Thomas Nathan Applebaum on Saturday, May 12th. |
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