The TIMES ran a feature article on 8/3 about the best Shakespeare performances in the last decade.  The following quote from a reader appeared on page five of the ARTS section along with a list of readers' favorites.

"Gregg Mozgala and the Theater Breaking Through Barriers performance of "Romeo & Juliet" in 2008.  Mozgala makes you forget he has Cerebral Palsey with his hyper-athletic portrayal of Romeo and many other characters in this four-actor piece, that also featured a blind actor. I've seen a lot of Shakespeare, but none were as delightful and memorable as this one. I wish they would do it again."

It's an honor to be included in such good company.  A link to the full article is below.

http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/07/21/theater-talkback-highlights-from-a-decade-of-watching-shakespeare/ 

In celebration of the centenary of the birth of Gian Carlo Menotti—Pulitzer Prize–winning composer and Festival founder—Spoleto takes a fresh look at one of Menotti’s most popular and compelling operas. Set amid the devastation of post-war Europe, the haunting ghost story is about a fraudulent medium who ultimately becomes the victim of the voices she conjures. An instant sensation on Broadway where it ran for over 100 performances, the opera’s balance of delicate orchestration, lyric writing, and intense theatricality define the Menotti style. Directed and designed by John Pascoe (of last year’s runaway hit, Flora, an Opera), with Artistic Director for Choral Activities and longtime Menotti associate Joseph Flummerfelt conducting.




ARTISTIC TEAM 
Conductor: Joseph Flummerfelt 
Assistant Conductor: Sergei Pavlov 
Director: John Pascoe 
Assistant Director: Chía Patiño  
Set, Costume and Lighting Designer: John Pascoe 
  
CAST 
Madame Flora:  Barbara Dever 
Monica:  Jennifer Aylmer 
Mr. Gobineau:  Stephen Bryant 
Mrs. Gobineau:  Caitlin Lynch 
Mrs. Nolan:  Jennifer Feinstein 
Toby:  Gregg Mozgala 

For More details visit the link below
http://tickets.spoletousa.org/eventperformances.asp?evt=219weeblylink_new_window

FAUN is going on the road again!  Back to Northern Virginia this time and the Hylton Performing Arts Center in Manassas, VA. Ah, Manassas...The site of many a soccer game when I was a kid, Civil War battlefields & George Mason University- where I won three blue ribbons in the Physically Handicapped Games and met two-time Super Bowl champ Dexter "Secretary of Defense" Manley. Baaah memories...

See the link below for details  http://www.hyltoncenter.org/calendar/146/weeblylink_new_window

March 21st @ 11AM
SEX ON WHEELS - A Reading
by Gregg Mozgala
With Sara Buffamanti, Steven Dunayer, Kristen Harlow, Gregg Mozgala, and Marty Kaiser
"Popularity is reserved for those who take it."
"Popularity is reserved for those who fake it."
*This is an informal, in-house read to hear my latest draft.  More to come...

March 12 @ 8PM and March 13 @ 3PM
THE ROAD TO MESSINA - A Reading
by Kate Moira Ryan
Directed by Ike Schambelan
With Mary Theresa Archbold, Ann Morelli, Gregg Mozgala, Felice Neals and Nicholas Viselli
The lives of two families are forever changed by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan


ARTNY, 3rd Floor The Bruce Mitchell Room / 520 8th Avenue b/t 36th & 37th Streets