Striving Artists Theatre Company

Mondays and Other Plays (2012)

Striving Artists' first production dedicated entirely to the work of William Donnelly, a superb local playwright whose works have been performed throughout the country.

The Taming of the Shrew (2012)

Striving Artists proudly presented its third annual Shakespeare in the Park production, The Taming of the Shrew, in the summer of 2012.

Too Much Figgy Pudding (2011)

A Collection of Original Holiday Scenes, Stories, and Traditional Christmas Music

Featuring Scenes and Monologues by Tofer Carlson, William Donnelly, Thomas Nichols Lee, Steven Lennon, Greg Luzitano, Mary Beth Luzitano, and F. Dutton Mulvehill

Directed by Greg Luzitano

LUV (2011)

Written by Murray Schisgal

Directed by Johnbarry Green

In 1965, Murray Schisgal wrote a Tony-winning play called LUV, starring Alan Arkin, Eli Wallach, and Anne Jackson. A play no one has heard of.

Twelfth Night (2011)

Striving Artists proudly presented its second annual Shakespeare in the Park production, Twelfth Night, in the summer of 2011.

Twelfth Night Concept Sketches by director Greg Luzitano

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Duke Orsino during sequences like the opening "If music be the food of love..." and the closing scene. He is wealthy (old money), doesn't do much besides hold garden parties and attend other social gatherings. He is aloof at these and doesn't usually revel with everyone else. He invites Olivia regularly, which she invariably rejects.

Striving Through the Snow (2010)

A collection of original stories, scenes, and traditional holiday music

Featuring scenes and monologues by William Donnelly, Tofer Carlson, F. Dutton Mulvehill, Greg Luzitano, Len Sousa, Mary Beth Luzitano, Jeremy Funke, Jeff Desautels, Matt Luzitano and Amanda Shaffer

Directed by Greg Luzitano

Much Ado About Nothing (2010)

Written by William Shakespeare

Directed by Greg Luzitano

Christmas Keepsakes (2009)

A compilation of holiday music, readings and scenes

Featuring scenes and monologues written by Greg Luzitano, Matt Luzitano, Jeremy Funke, Mary Beth Luzitano and Thomas Nichols Lee.

Directed by Greg Luzitano

Eleemosynary (2009)

by Lee Blessing

Directed by Mary Beth Luzitano