Other Productions
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Oleanna
The People's Repertory Theatre
David Mamet’s confrontational drama from 1992, a two character battle royale with a benign surface. The play details a series of encounters between John, a professor on the verge of landing tenure, and Carol, a student on the verge of failing his class. It begins with a purely academic discussion, and culminates with a violent outburst over an accused sexual assault. A question posed as a play, about the dangers of language and the difficulties in communication that plague modern life.
Direction by Nikki Hartman
Set & Lighting Design by Bradford D. Reissing
Costume Design by Willow Warren
Stage Manager: Stacy Sansky
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Romeo and Juliet
Eastern Oregon University
Though we know the tragedy of heartbreak lies ahead, like Romeo and Juliet, we have no choice but to ignore love's dark promise because we still desire to possess it. And desire it we do, with as much passion and ignorance as the central characters in the play. This is where Romeo and Juliet possesses it's resonance: in the desire, the willingness to possess true love no matter how great the cost.
-From the Director's Notes
Direction by Nikki Hartman
Set Design by Lyle Shwarz
Costume Design by Ashley McDonald
Lighting Design by Marc Smith & Matt Adams
Choreography by Beckie Thompson
Stage Combat Direction by April Curtis
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The Idiocy... whoops! Education of Modern Mankind
The People's Repertory Theatre
A devised protest piece on the changes in curriculum at SUNY System schools, performed on the quad at the State University of New York Oneonta
Featuring: Tom Vergason, Jessica Matthews, Jeanne Simonelli, Nikki Hartman
Written & directed by Nikki Hartman
Props by Robert Mack.
Acting Directing Educator, Stage Director, Theatre Director, Meisner Technique, Theatre Professor, SDC Director,