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Don't Miss the World Premiere of...The Do’s And
Don’ts Of Time Travel When her girlfriend Claire is diagnosed with cancer, Zoey’s past becomes her future. Hooked on time travel for decades Zoey wills herself to relive the two most painful years of her life. Rachel thinks Time Travel Movies “suck” and she’s writing a thesis to prove it. She wants Zoey to stop perpetually nursing her ailing lover long enough to change the course of their friendship. In a universe of endless possibilities they learn that no moment in time can ever be recaptured. A tale of love, hate and sacrifice that spins with velocity. |
Nicholas Wardigo (Playwright)
Nick’s plays include Exit Corpse, Concrete Dinosaur, Chessboard Heroes, The Biggest Box of Crayons, and Editorial Decisions. He has enjoyed productions and/or staged readings with Theatre Exile, Flashpoint Theatre Company, Philadelphia Theatre Workshop, The Brick Playhouse, and InterAct Theatre Company. Awards include the Roger Cornish Award as well as fellowships from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the Pew Fellowships in the Arts.
Other interesting moments in Nick’s career include being quoted in The Collaborative Playwright by Bruce Graham and Michele Volansky, having a very short script published in Solving Your Script by Jeffrey Sweet, judging the 2006 Judy Lee Award for Dramatic Writing for the University of Pennsylvania, and writing the script for The 2006 Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre.
John V. Bellomo (Director)
John
is a
Philadelphia based Director/Fight Director/Actor. For the last two
years he has
traveled to Italy and directed William
Shakespeare’s The
Tempest and Twelfth Night for
Teatro Delle Due. Other
directing credits include A Lesson Before Dying, The Nina
Variations,
Oleanna and The Capitano Duped. He
received an M.F.A. in Directing
from Temple University and a B.F.A.
in Acting from the University
of the Arts. John has choreographed violence for many of
Philadelphia’s theatre
companies, including People’s Light and Theatre Co.,
Philadelphia Theatre Co.,
Theatre Exile, The Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival, Lantern Theatre,
The
Wilma Theatre, InterAct Theatre Co., Delaware Theatre Company, and The
PA
Shakespeare Festival, and is a two time Barrymore nominee for his fight
choreography. He has taught Stage Combat at The Royal Academy of
Dramatic Arts
in London, Teatro in Polvere in Milan, The American Musical and
Dramatic
Academy in New York and Temple University in Philadelphia. John is also
a
graduate of The International School for the Comic Actor in Reggio
Emilia,
Italy.