2019
PAOM Commercial now online
You can view the commercial here.
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Dividends Wins!
Dividends wins best Director and Best Cinematography at the New York Film Awards! More information on where you can see the film to follow.
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Voiceover Bookings
Clemmie is starting off 2019 by lending her voice to two fantastic scripts for Duracell and MRM McCann.
Dividends coming in 2019
2018
PAOM Commercial
Clemmie will be filming a promotional commercial for the fashion brand Print All Over me with her most exciting co-star to date. Eva the rabbit! More information to follow.
New Play Reading
Come and join us for a performed reading of the play, The Good Book of Pedantry and Wonder - a hilarious and heartbreaking glimpse into the dysfunctional family who wrote the Oxford English Dictionary - as part of the New York New Works Theatre Festival.
Wednesday 12th September
The Acorn Theater, Theater Row 42nd Street at 2pm.
Free Entry
Wednesday 12th September
The Acorn Theater, Theater Row 42nd Street at 2pm.
Free Entry
Back at The Mint!
Clemmie is thrilled to be back at The Mint Theater Company as part of their Further Readings Series.
The 2018 "We Got This" Kinney Drugs Commercial is now airing!
Voice Over Commercial for Indeed
Clemmie has recorded a voice over for a commercial for Indeed. It will be airing in the UK later this year.
Clemmie is heading back to Syracuse to film a new commercial for Kinney Drugs.
The commercial will be produced again by Solon Quinn Studios and will air later this year.
Until then, you can still see last year's commercial here.
The commercial will be produced again by Solon Quinn Studios and will air later this year.
Until then, you can still see last year's commercial here.
Workshop Performance at The Irish Rep
Clemmie is thrilled to be working for the first time at The Irish Rep, in a workshop performance of Dylan Thomas' Under Milk Wood.
The reading will be directed by Ken Jenkins.
The presentations will take place on Saturday 13th January 2018 at 3pm and 8pm and Sunday 14th January 2018 at 3pm.
For further information please contact the box office at 212-727-2737.
The reading will be directed by Ken Jenkins.
The presentations will take place on Saturday 13th January 2018 at 3pm and 8pm and Sunday 14th January 2018 at 3pm.
For further information please contact the box office at 212-727-2737.
Dividends
Behind the scenes photographs from the upcoming short Dividends directed by Adam Fitzgerald and produced by On The Rocks Films.
Currently in Post Production.
Currently in Post Production.
2017
Upcoming Casting for New York Shakespeare Exchange and Short Fim
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Clemmie is thrilled to be joining the New York Shakespeare Exchange on their next ShakesBEER Pub Crawl. Thickets can be purchased here. Clemmie has also been cast in the upcoming short film Dividends directed by Adam Fitzgerald and produced by On the Rocks Films. Filming will begin shortly. |
Kinney Drugs Commercial is now airing
Kinney Drugs and VMA Awards Commercials
Clemmie has been cast as the Pharmacist in Kinney Drugs upcoming 2017 commercial and in another commercial spot that will be airing during the VMA Awards on MTV on August 27th.
The Report to get London reading!
Unquowa Rep to hold reading of cul-de-sac
Clemmie is thrilled to be back working with John Cariani on cul-de-sac at the new Unquowa Rep in Fairfield, CT. For more information click here.
London reading of Harpo an Aleck with Stephen Fry and Maureen Lipman
Clemmie will be reading the part of Dorothy Parker in a new play Harpo and Aleck. The play is written by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais of Porridge and Lovejoy and the cast will include Stephen Fry, Maureen Lipman and Al Weaver. It is directed by Vadim Jean.
The reading will take place at 3.30pm, March 26th 2017. For location and availability please email I holly@seriouscomedy.net
The reading will take place at 3.30pm, March 26th 2017. For location and availability please email I holly@seriouscomedy.net
Up next!
PBS Victoria event at the Knickerbocker Club
Clemmie will be reading extracts from Queen Victoria's diaries at the London Library event to mark the launch of Victoria on PBS.
2016
Happy Holidays from A Child's Christmas in Wales at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey!
Alice Sits By The Fire
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Martha Plimpton, Dana Smith Croll, Midori Francis, Clemmie Evans, Ave Ulloa, David Staller and Susannah Perkins. ©Joseph Marzullo/WENN
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"Gingold Theatrical Group provides an invaluable -- and unique -- service to New Yorkers. Not only does it keep topnotch productions of great works of art before the public on a regular basis as no other theater company can, but it also does something less obvious. It keeps the tradition of intelligent argument, embodied in Shaw's plays but otherwise much lacking from public discourse, alive for those who need it most: the thinking people of a great city." -- Jesse Green, New York Magazine. For more information about Project Shaw and for premium seating, phone 212.355.7823 or visit the Gingold Theatrical Group website: www.gingoldgroup.org |
A Child's Christmas in Wales at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Rehearsals begin next week for A Child's Christmas in Wales at The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey in Madison, NJ. The show is directed by Joseph Discher and runs November 30th to January 1st. More information can be found here.
Sky Q for Buzzfeed Commercial Airs!
Workshop Performances of John Cariani's cul-de-sac
cul-de-sac
By John Cariani
Directed by Adam Fitzgerald
Lester Martin Theatre
120 Madison
Between 30th and 31st street
Wednesday, October 5 @ 7pm
Thursday, October 6 @ 7pm
Friday, October 7 @ 7pm
Saturday, October 8 @ 7pm
Please RSVP for ticket at the link below:
https://www.aada.edu/programs/main-stage-live/
About cul-de-sac:
In cul-de-sac you'll meet the Smiths, the Johnsons and the Joneses. They live in a nice little cul-de-sac in a nice little suburb in a nice little state in a nice big country. And they're happy. Or—trying to be. The lengths to which they go to be–or seem or feel–happy are hilarious and heartbreaking. cul-de-sac is a not-quite-for-families family comedy that examines the American dream—and the nightmare it can become. The premiere production of cul-de-sac was produced by Transport Group; Jack Cummings III, Artistic Director.
John Cariani is a Tony Award Nominated actor and an accomplished playwright (Almost, Maine). He made his Broadway debut in the 2004 revival of Fiddler on the Roof as Motel the Tailor and received the Outer Critics Circle Award and a Tony Award nomination for his performance. He was nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award for his performance as Nigel Bottom in the current Broadway hit, Something Rotten! On television, Cariani is best known as Forensics Tech, Beck on NBC's Law & Order. He has had recurring roles on CBS' Numbers and on the IFC's The Onion News Network and has recently guest-starred on Homeland, The Good Wife and The Blacklist. Notable film work includes Showtime (with Robert De Niro), Scotland, PA (with Christopher Walken), and Elephant Sighs (with Ed Asner). As a playwright, John is best known for his first play, Almost, Maine, which is one of the most frequently produced plays in the country and has been translated into more than a dozen languages. Macmillan Imprint Feiwel and Friends has signed John to develop Almost, Maine into a young adult novel. Cariani's new plays, Last Gas and LOVE/SICK, are newly published through Dramatists Play Service.
Adam Fitzgerald is a film and theater director based in New York. His NYC directing credits include, The Good Girl, The Awake (NY Times Critics’ Pick), and Sense of an Ending (all at 59E59), Methtacular! (Time Out NY Critics' Pick), Killing Women, Lyric Is Waiting, It's Only Kickball, Stupid (Advocate’s Best of the Year), A. Rey Pamatmat's The Shotgun Message (workshop at The Academy), Songs For A More Funnier World (NYMF) and Letter From Algeria (GroundUP); and his regional work includes Twelfth Night (Scranton Shakespeare Festival), Defiance (Playhouse West, Critics' Circle nominations for Director and Production), Santaland Diaries (Home Made Theater), and Methtacular! (About Face Theatre, Time Out Chicago Critics’ Pick, Jeff Award nominations). Adam's TV/film work ranges from a PSA for The Ad Council and GLSEN, which won the national Talenthouse competition (judged by Brett Ratner and Tom Ford), to eight episodes of Fifty2&Nine's web series, Conversations W/ My Ex for Gwist TV (director, co-writer), to the short film Occupy Me (director, writer), which was an official selection at Inside Out Toronto, North Carolina LGBT Film Festival, QFlix Philadelphia, InDPanda Hong Kong and the Madrid International Film Festival.
By John Cariani
Directed by Adam Fitzgerald
Lester Martin Theatre
120 Madison
Between 30th and 31st street
Wednesday, October 5 @ 7pm
Thursday, October 6 @ 7pm
Friday, October 7 @ 7pm
Saturday, October 8 @ 7pm
Please RSVP for ticket at the link below:
https://www.aada.edu/programs/main-stage-live/
About cul-de-sac:
In cul-de-sac you'll meet the Smiths, the Johnsons and the Joneses. They live in a nice little cul-de-sac in a nice little suburb in a nice little state in a nice big country. And they're happy. Or—trying to be. The lengths to which they go to be–or seem or feel–happy are hilarious and heartbreaking. cul-de-sac is a not-quite-for-families family comedy that examines the American dream—and the nightmare it can become. The premiere production of cul-de-sac was produced by Transport Group; Jack Cummings III, Artistic Director.
John Cariani is a Tony Award Nominated actor and an accomplished playwright (Almost, Maine). He made his Broadway debut in the 2004 revival of Fiddler on the Roof as Motel the Tailor and received the Outer Critics Circle Award and a Tony Award nomination for his performance. He was nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award for his performance as Nigel Bottom in the current Broadway hit, Something Rotten! On television, Cariani is best known as Forensics Tech, Beck on NBC's Law & Order. He has had recurring roles on CBS' Numbers and on the IFC's The Onion News Network and has recently guest-starred on Homeland, The Good Wife and The Blacklist. Notable film work includes Showtime (with Robert De Niro), Scotland, PA (with Christopher Walken), and Elephant Sighs (with Ed Asner). As a playwright, John is best known for his first play, Almost, Maine, which is one of the most frequently produced plays in the country and has been translated into more than a dozen languages. Macmillan Imprint Feiwel and Friends has signed John to develop Almost, Maine into a young adult novel. Cariani's new plays, Last Gas and LOVE/SICK, are newly published through Dramatists Play Service.
Adam Fitzgerald is a film and theater director based in New York. His NYC directing credits include, The Good Girl, The Awake (NY Times Critics’ Pick), and Sense of an Ending (all at 59E59), Methtacular! (Time Out NY Critics' Pick), Killing Women, Lyric Is Waiting, It's Only Kickball, Stupid (Advocate’s Best of the Year), A. Rey Pamatmat's The Shotgun Message (workshop at The Academy), Songs For A More Funnier World (NYMF) and Letter From Algeria (GroundUP); and his regional work includes Twelfth Night (Scranton Shakespeare Festival), Defiance (Playhouse West, Critics' Circle nominations for Director and Production), Santaland Diaries (Home Made Theater), and Methtacular! (About Face Theatre, Time Out Chicago Critics’ Pick, Jeff Award nominations). Adam's TV/film work ranges from a PSA for The Ad Council and GLSEN, which won the national Talenthouse competition (judged by Brett Ratner and Tom Ford), to eight episodes of Fifty2&Nine's web series, Conversations W/ My Ex for Gwist TV (director, co-writer), to the short film Occupy Me (director, writer), which was an official selection at Inside Out Toronto, North Carolina LGBT Film Festival, QFlix Philadelphia, InDPanda Hong Kong and the Madrid International Film Festival.
Covers at Kleinlife, Philadelphia
Clemmie is excited to be performing in "Covers" for ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY at KleinLife; the second original award-winning production from the Lost & Found Project, presented to sold out audiences in New York, Canada and Russia is an interactive play that explores personal family stories about the Russian-Jewish identity experience. "Covers" looks into family bonds, our choices, our definition of success, and the directions we take that form our lives. All these, which are inevitable products to ourselves and to our relationships.
"Covers" takes you deep into the familial bonds, that are the glue of our lives, as well as the possible cause of our downfalls.
"Covers" is a gripping theatrical oeuvre that will transport audiences between decades of lost memories and uncovered experiences.
Directed by Alexandre Marine
Conceived & produced by Anya Zicer
Written by Ruvym Gilman & Boris Zilberman
Featuring:
Ruvym Gilman - Clemmie Evans - Masha King - Sergey Nagorny - Marina Reydler - Gera Sandler - Yelena Shmulenson - Russell Verkhovskiy - Anya Zicer - Boris Zilberman
This project has been made possible with the generous support by the Genesis Philanthropy Group www.gpg.org
FoksbieneRU is a partnership initiative of the Genesis Philanthropy Group and National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene.
"Covers" takes you deep into the familial bonds, that are the glue of our lives, as well as the possible cause of our downfalls.
"Covers" is a gripping theatrical oeuvre that will transport audiences between decades of lost memories and uncovered experiences.
Directed by Alexandre Marine
Conceived & produced by Anya Zicer
Written by Ruvym Gilman & Boris Zilberman
Featuring:
Ruvym Gilman - Clemmie Evans - Masha King - Sergey Nagorny - Marina Reydler - Gera Sandler - Yelena Shmulenson - Russell Verkhovskiy - Anya Zicer - Boris Zilberman
This project has been made possible with the generous support by the Genesis Philanthropy Group www.gpg.org
FoksbieneRU is a partnership initiative of the Genesis Philanthropy Group and National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene.
Sky Q for Buzzed Casting
Clemmie has been cast in a commercial for Sky Q which shall be airing exclusively on Buzzfeed. Filming will be taking place in New York shortly.
Back at The Mint for one night only!
Back at The Mint for one night only, Clemmie has been cast in Waters of the Moon as part of their Further Readings Series.
The evening will feature an introduction by guest speaker Charles Duff, who began his career in 1967 as an actor in N.C. Hunter's The Adventures of Tom Random, and later went on to write about the original production of Waters of the Moon in his book, The Lost Summer: The Heyday of the West End Theatre.
Waters of the Moon centers on the lonely inhabitants of a secluded hotel who live out their days in genteel poverty. When a winter storm brings the arrival of the glamorous and outspoken Helen Lancaster, whose car and family have become snowbound on the way to a New Year's Eve party, the hotel's residents are forced to confront their resigned and isolated lives.
Monday August 15th 2016 7pm at The Beckett Theatre. For tickets click here.
The evening will feature an introduction by guest speaker Charles Duff, who began his career in 1967 as an actor in N.C. Hunter's The Adventures of Tom Random, and later went on to write about the original production of Waters of the Moon in his book, The Lost Summer: The Heyday of the West End Theatre.
Waters of the Moon centers on the lonely inhabitants of a secluded hotel who live out their days in genteel poverty. When a winter storm brings the arrival of the glamorous and outspoken Helen Lancaster, whose car and family have become snowbound on the way to a New Year's Eve party, the hotel's residents are forced to confront their resigned and isolated lives.
Monday August 15th 2016 7pm at The Beckett Theatre. For tickets click here.
Cul-de-Sac Workshop with John Cariani
Clemmie is now in rehearsal for a workshop production of John Cariani's Cul-de-Sac. Directed by Adam Fitzgerald, Clemmie is thrilled to be involved with the development of this piece which will have a short run of performances in October. More details to follow.
HBO's Crashing
Clemmie has been cast in a co-star role opposite Pete Holmes in Crashing, the new Judd Apatow produced comedy for HBO. The show premiers in 2017.
Next Lesson by Chris Woodley
Clemmie is appearing in Cutting Hedge Productions reading of Next Lesson by Chris Woodley.
Next Lesson explores Section 28, the notorious legislation from the British Thatcher government that banned the promotion of homosexuality in schools from 1988-2003.
A British play with huge relevance here where in 8 states the "no promo homo" laws still stand. The play was extremely well received in London and Cutting Hedge Productions are presenting the first reading of Woodley's work here in New York.
Seating is extremely limited. To reserve your seat please email cuttinghedgeproductions@gmail.com.
Next Lesson explores Section 28, the notorious legislation from the British Thatcher government that banned the promotion of homosexuality in schools from 1988-2003.
A British play with huge relevance here where in 8 states the "no promo homo" laws still stand. The play was extremely well received in London and Cutting Hedge Productions are presenting the first reading of Woodley's work here in New York.
Seating is extremely limited. To reserve your seat please email cuttinghedgeproductions@gmail.com.
The High Cost of Loving
Clemmie will be performing in The High Cost of Loving by Frank Mandel directed by Robin A.Eriksen
Columbia University School of the Arts presents:
THE HIGH COST OF LOVING
written by Frank Mandel
adapted and directed by Robin A. Eriksen
Secrets. Mistaken identities. Illegitimate children. What happens when the past starts to hunt you down? For Ludwig Klinke, an affair from 25 years ago is coming back to haunt him and the child that came out of the affair is now knocking on his door. Or so he thinks… A play where people face the skeletons in their closets. A myriad of ridiculous circumstances that occur over two days in 1914 Philadelphia. The first revival of this play since its initial incarnation on Broadway in 1914. Come and share a laugh with us!
SHOW TIMES:
- Friday, April 29th at 8pm
- Saturday, April 30th at 2pm & 8pm
- Sunday, May 1st at 2pm & 6pm
PRODUCTION TEAM:
Director: Robin A. Eriksen
PSM & Producer: Rebecca Marken
Set Design: Dedalus Wainwright
Costume Design: Justin Brown
Light Design: Alex DeNevers
Columbia University School of the Arts presents:
THE HIGH COST OF LOVING
written by Frank Mandel
adapted and directed by Robin A. Eriksen
Secrets. Mistaken identities. Illegitimate children. What happens when the past starts to hunt you down? For Ludwig Klinke, an affair from 25 years ago is coming back to haunt him and the child that came out of the affair is now knocking on his door. Or so he thinks… A play where people face the skeletons in their closets. A myriad of ridiculous circumstances that occur over two days in 1914 Philadelphia. The first revival of this play since its initial incarnation on Broadway in 1914. Come and share a laugh with us!
SHOW TIMES:
- Friday, April 29th at 8pm
- Saturday, April 30th at 2pm & 8pm
- Sunday, May 1st at 2pm & 6pm
PRODUCTION TEAM:
Director: Robin A. Eriksen
PSM & Producer: Rebecca Marken
Set Design: Dedalus Wainwright
Costume Design: Justin Brown
Light Design: Alex DeNevers
2015
BirchBox Holiday Commercial Airs!
The King of Chelm Returns
Following its sold out premiere during KulturfestNYC, The King of Chelm returns for a short run at the Kraine Theater this November. Join us on the exciting journey in this interactive family musical presented by Lost&Found Project - a FolksbieneRU Division.
Saturday, November 14 @ 1pm
Sunday, November 15 @ 1pm
Saturday, November 21 @ 1pm
Sunday, November 29 @ 1pm
Saturday, November 14 @ 1pm
Sunday, November 15 @ 1pm
Saturday, November 21 @ 1pm
Sunday, November 29 @ 1pm
Reviews of The New Morality
"Clemmie Evans is lovely as Alice, an innocent who's much sharper than she looks; Evans spends must of the play listening, and she does it superbly. She is always present, and her reactions to other people are a significant part of the evening." Wendy Caster Showshowdown.com
"the actors are all excellent and very believably cast, as if plucked from an early 20th-century edition of The Tatler" Sandy MacDonald Time Out New York.
"the cast is keenly attuned to the style of the text, which often shifts from light comedy to serious drama without much warning" David Gordon Theatermania
"Clemmie Evans is the ideal quirky-comic friend as Alice" Michael Portantier Talkinbroadway.com
"an evening full of engaging performances." Michael Dale Broadwayworld.com
"Clemmie Evans brings a fresh persona to the very proper Alice Meynell who seems to be getting a vicarious kick out of all the shenanigans, registering all the proper reactions, but somehow letting us know she wouldn’t have missed a moment." Richard Seff DC Metro Theater Arts
" the cast performs so stylishly...they prove that while gossamer is a fragile material, it can also be alluring." David Finkle Huffington Post
"Clemmie Evans, in a delightful Joyce Grenfell of a performance, all politeness and befuddlement" Marc Miller Theaterscene.com
"Clemmie Evans as the epitome of well-mannered young ladies" Elyse Sommer Curtainup.com
"Clemmie Evans was so endearing as Alice, desperately seeking to smooth the mounting waves on the Thames with fortitude, pragmatism and support." Jaqeline Caire NYTheaterguide.com
"Clemmie Evans is reminiscent of a younger Georgia Engel as the gentle, yet perceptive, Alice." David Barbour Light and Sound America
"the actors are all excellent and very believably cast, as if plucked from an early 20th-century edition of The Tatler" Sandy MacDonald Time Out New York.
"the cast is keenly attuned to the style of the text, which often shifts from light comedy to serious drama without much warning" David Gordon Theatermania
"Clemmie Evans is the ideal quirky-comic friend as Alice" Michael Portantier Talkinbroadway.com
"an evening full of engaging performances." Michael Dale Broadwayworld.com
"Clemmie Evans brings a fresh persona to the very proper Alice Meynell who seems to be getting a vicarious kick out of all the shenanigans, registering all the proper reactions, but somehow letting us know she wouldn’t have missed a moment." Richard Seff DC Metro Theater Arts
" the cast performs so stylishly...they prove that while gossamer is a fragile material, it can also be alluring." David Finkle Huffington Post
"Clemmie Evans, in a delightful Joyce Grenfell of a performance, all politeness and befuddlement" Marc Miller Theaterscene.com
"Clemmie Evans as the epitome of well-mannered young ladies" Elyse Sommer Curtainup.com
"Clemmie Evans was so endearing as Alice, desperately seeking to smooth the mounting waves on the Thames with fortitude, pragmatism and support." Jaqeline Caire NYTheaterguide.com
"Clemmie Evans is reminiscent of a younger Georgia Engel as the gentle, yet perceptive, Alice." David Barbour Light and Sound America
Rehearsals have begun for The New Morality at The Mint Theater
Rehearsals have begun for The New Morality. Directed by Mint producing artistic director Jonathan Bank, the work begins performances August 22 and continues through October 11. Opening night is set for September 21.
Set on a houseboat on the Thames in 1911, The New Morality tells the story of an argument between a husband and wife after she catches him lavishing attention on their neighbor. Chapin had numerous one-acts and three full-length plays produced between 1910 and 1914 before enlisting in the Royal Army Medical Corp and dying on the battlefield in 1915. The New Morality is his final play, which was first produced in 1920.
Set on a houseboat on the Thames in 1911, The New Morality tells the story of an argument between a husband and wife after she catches him lavishing attention on their neighbor. Chapin had numerous one-acts and three full-length plays produced between 1910 and 1914 before enlisting in the Royal Army Medical Corp and dying on the battlefield in 1915. The New Morality is his final play, which was first produced in 1920.
The Report a new play by Martin Casella to premiere at FringeNYC August 2015
Clemmie is thrilled to be co-producing this production which she has been involved with for over a year. The deadliest civilian tragedy of WWII happened in London's Bethnal Green Underground Station. The British Government kept the truth hidden for decades. Now one man must make sense of it all. The haunting, unknown true story is told in this gripping new drama.
A New Play by Martin Casella
Based on the novel by Jessica Frances Kane.
Directed by Alan Muraoka
World Premiere at FringeNYC Venue 13: Lynn Redgrave Theater at Culture Project.
45 Bleecker Street, NYC. (At Bleecker and Lafayette)
SAT 15th AUGUST @3.15pm*
TUE 18th AUGUST @9.45pm
MON 24th AUGUST @4.30pm
THUR 27th AUGUST @4.15pm
FRI 28th AUGUST @9.00pm
*performance followed by post-play discussion.
CLICK FOR TICKETS
Featuring
Michael Countryman, Pip Dawson, Denny Desmarais, Natalie Frost, Jenny Green, Louis Lavoie, James Physick, Sophie Philip Sörensen, Jonathan Stephens, Zoë S Watkins, David Wells, Stuart Williams.
A New Play by Martin Casella
Based on the novel by Jessica Frances Kane.
Directed by Alan Muraoka
World Premiere at FringeNYC Venue 13: Lynn Redgrave Theater at Culture Project.
45 Bleecker Street, NYC. (At Bleecker and Lafayette)
SAT 15th AUGUST @3.15pm*
TUE 18th AUGUST @9.45pm
MON 24th AUGUST @4.30pm
THUR 27th AUGUST @4.15pm
FRI 28th AUGUST @9.00pm
*performance followed by post-play discussion.
CLICK FOR TICKETS
Featuring
Michael Countryman, Pip Dawson, Denny Desmarais, Natalie Frost, Jenny Green, Louis Lavoie, James Physick, Sophie Philip Sörensen, Jonathan Stephens, Zoë S Watkins, David Wells, Stuart Williams.
Freedom opens in select movie theaters across the US June 5th 2015
Freedom is released at limited movie theaters in the US on Friday June 5th.
For venues please click here.
Two men separated by 100 years are united in their search for freedom. In 1856 a slave, Samuel Woodward and his family, escape from the Monroe Plantation near Richmond, Virginia. A secret network of ordinary people known as the Underground Railroad guide the family on their journey north to Canada. They are relentlessly pursued by the notorious slave hunter Plimpton. Hunted like a dog and haunted by the unthinkable suffering he and his forbears have endured, Samuel is forced to decide between revenge or freedom. 100 years earlier in 1748, John Newton the Captain of a slave trader sails from Africa with a cargo of slaves, bound for America. On board is Samuel's great grandfather whose survival is tied to the fate of Captain Newton. The voyage changes Newton's life forever and he creates a legacy that will inspire Samuel and the lives of millions for generations to come.
For venues please click here.
Two men separated by 100 years are united in their search for freedom. In 1856 a slave, Samuel Woodward and his family, escape from the Monroe Plantation near Richmond, Virginia. A secret network of ordinary people known as the Underground Railroad guide the family on their journey north to Canada. They are relentlessly pursued by the notorious slave hunter Plimpton. Hunted like a dog and haunted by the unthinkable suffering he and his forbears have endured, Samuel is forced to decide between revenge or freedom. 100 years earlier in 1748, John Newton the Captain of a slave trader sails from Africa with a cargo of slaves, bound for America. On board is Samuel's great grandfather whose survival is tied to the fate of Captain Newton. The voyage changes Newton's life forever and he creates a legacy that will inspire Samuel and the lives of millions for generations to come.
The King of Chelm at Kulturfest
Clemmie is thrilled to be part of the cast of this production.
Meet Aaron, a young boy dreaming about being a super-hero, who one day finds himself magically transported from his own room to the strange and whimsical town of Chelm.
In the upside-down and backwards universe of this small shtetl Aaron, together with the fools and the wise men of Chelm will go on a journey to find out what it really means to be a hero.
The King of Chelm is based on the poetry and short stories of well‐known Soviet poet Ovsey Shike Driz translated by Mike Lion.
Directed by Sandler Gera
Written by Boris Zilberman
Score composed by Dmitri Zisl Slepovitch
Co-score arranged by Alex Ryaboy
Set & costume design by L2coLAB
Translation by Mike Lion and Greg Dolin
Produced by Anya Zicer & Alla Igolnikova
Join us on this exciting journey in the new interactive musical presented by NYTF's FolksbieneRU Division.FoksbieneRU is a partnership initiative of the Genesis Philanthropy Group and National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene.
The King of Chelm production is made possible with the generous support of COJECO.
PURCHASE TICKETS @ http://www.abronsartscenter.org/performances/folksbiene-100-aac/seven-kings-of-chelm.html
#KulturfestNYC-- June 14-21
FOR MORE INFO VISIT: http://kulturfestnyc.org/
Meet Aaron, a young boy dreaming about being a super-hero, who one day finds himself magically transported from his own room to the strange and whimsical town of Chelm.
In the upside-down and backwards universe of this small shtetl Aaron, together with the fools and the wise men of Chelm will go on a journey to find out what it really means to be a hero.
The King of Chelm is based on the poetry and short stories of well‐known Soviet poet Ovsey Shike Driz translated by Mike Lion.
Directed by Sandler Gera
Written by Boris Zilberman
Score composed by Dmitri Zisl Slepovitch
Co-score arranged by Alex Ryaboy
Set & costume design by L2coLAB
Translation by Mike Lion and Greg Dolin
Produced by Anya Zicer & Alla Igolnikova
Join us on this exciting journey in the new interactive musical presented by NYTF's FolksbieneRU Division.FoksbieneRU is a partnership initiative of the Genesis Philanthropy Group and National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene.
The King of Chelm production is made possible with the generous support of COJECO.
PURCHASE TICKETS @ http://www.abronsartscenter.org/performances/folksbiene-100-aac/seven-kings-of-chelm.html
#KulturfestNYC-- June 14-21
FOR MORE INFO VISIT: http://kulturfestnyc.org/
The Report goes to FringeNYC
After the success of the reading of Martin Casella's The Report, we have been accepted to perform at FringeNYC this August! More information and dates to follow.
The Mint Theater Company
Clemmie is thrilled to be making her Off Broadway debut with The Mint Theater Company this fall! More details to follow.
Reservations are now open for Brit Bits 8
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Louie Season 5 begins April 9th on FX, look out for Clemmie!
The first episode of GotSkillz is released.
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Got Skillz follows the adventures of two hopeless students, George and Ellie, who attend The Performing University for Performing Arts (PUFTA).
Clemmie plays Leslie, the relentless secretary of PUFTA in this comedy web series. More episodes to come which can be found here. |
Louie Casting
Clemmie has booked a co-star role in the new series of Louie on FX. Filming begins at the end of January.
Three Olives Voiceover
Clemmie recently recorded a voice over for the British vodka brand Three Olives. The commercial, 'Overheard', can be seen here.
2014
The Seagull begins performances
Casting News
Clemmie has been cast in the Axial Theatre Company's production of The Seagull as Masha. More production details to follow.
The Report by Martin Casella
Clemmie will be performing in a reading of award winner Martin Casella's The Report.
Wednesday August 20th 2014. 7pm
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts
120 Madison Avenue
Admission Free. Please RSVP to TheReportPlay@gmail.com
Wednesday August 20th 2014. 7pm
The American Academy of Dramatic Arts
120 Madison Avenue
Admission Free. Please RSVP to TheReportPlay@gmail.com
Balladeers Play to the Moon
Matthew Vitticore's Balladeers Play to the Moon is premiering this Monday August 4th at 9.30pm and Joe's Pub at The Public Theater. Tickets are available at the door or online.
Antigone wins Best Dance & Physical Theatre piece at Capital Fringe
Antigone is Best of the Fringe!
©Stephan Shadrach
Antigone received a 4.5 star review and was listed as the Best of the Capital Fringe by DC Metro Theater Arts.
Clemmie Evans and Jenna Krasowski together are the death-like “Chorus”, floating about the stage as they gaze dispassionately on the inevitable tragedy that is unfolding. They provide a much-needed context for the show, and serve as a reminder that at its core, Antigone is a play about the consequences of messing around with supernatural forces.
DC Theater Scene also mentions The two chorus members (Clemmie Evans and Jenna Krasowski) are clear, haunting, and deliver their lines in-sync
Read the full review here.
Clemmie Evans and Jenna Krasowski together are the death-like “Chorus”, floating about the stage as they gaze dispassionately on the inevitable tragedy that is unfolding. They provide a much-needed context for the show, and serve as a reminder that at its core, Antigone is a play about the consequences of messing around with supernatural forces.
DC Theater Scene also mentions The two chorus members (Clemmie Evans and Jenna Krasowski) are clear, haunting, and deliver their lines in-sync
Read the full review here.
Antigone at The Capital Fringe Festival
©Stephen Shadrach
Antigone has begun its run at Capital Fringe in DC.
Performances are at The Sprenger Theater, Atlas Center for Performing Arts
1333 H St NE, Washington, DC 20002.
Thursday 7/10 at 6:15pm
Saturday 7/12 at 6:30pm
Thursday 7/17 at 8:15pm
Sunday 7/20 at 2:45pm
Saturday 7/26 at 4:14pm
Tickets available here.
Performances are at The Sprenger Theater, Atlas Center for Performing Arts
1333 H St NE, Washington, DC 20002.
Thursday 7/10 at 6:15pm
Saturday 7/12 at 6:30pm
Thursday 7/17 at 8:15pm
Sunday 7/20 at 2:45pm
Saturday 7/26 at 4:14pm
Tickets available here.
Balladeers Play to the Moon at Joe's Pub. Tickets now available here
Balladeers Play to the Moon is a madcap romance which infuses familiar tropes with a one-of-a-kind whimsy. This new play with music is set in October 2012 on a luxury Pullman train - The Manifest Destiny - where passengers must dress and live as if it's 1927. When the train inevitably breaks down, it sets off a series if bizarre dreams and events which lead to an otherworldly climax.
Follow a trio on a mission to meet with George Lucas, two libertine honeymooners, and a diner car Captain who may or may not be stuck in time...
Balladeers is presented as a staged reading, written by newcomer Matthew Vitticore, and directed by Christopher Gurr (currently in All the Way on Broadway).
Follow a trio on a mission to meet with George Lucas, two libertine honeymooners, and a diner car Captain who may or may not be stuck in time...
Balladeers is presented as a staged reading, written by newcomer Matthew Vitticore, and directed by Christopher Gurr (currently in All the Way on Broadway).
Antigone opens at the Syracuse Fringe Festival
Tickets are now available now for the Syracuse Fringe Festival here.
Performances all take place at The Community Folk Art Center 805 E. Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY 13210 on:
Thursday 26th June 7.40pm
Friday 27th June 9.40pm
Saturday 28th June 10.30pm
Performances all take place at The Community Folk Art Center 805 E. Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY 13210 on:
Thursday 26th June 7.40pm
Friday 27th June 9.40pm
Saturday 28th June 10.30pm
Balladeers Play to the Moon to be performed at Joe's Pub at the Public Theater
Balladeers Play to the Moon has been given the oportunity to perform at Joe's Pub at The Public Theater this August!
'Joe’s Pub at The Public is one of New York City’s most celebrated venues for emerging and established performance artists. Named for Public Theater founder Joe Papp, Joe’s Pub debuted in 1998 and plays a vital role in The Public’s mission of supporting young artists while providing established artists with an intimate space to perform and develop new work. Joe’s Pub presents talent from all over the world as part of The Public’s programming downtown at its Astor Place home, hosting approximately 800 shows and serving over 100,000 audience members annually.'
We are beyond excited to continue this journey with this very exciting new piece of work. More info coming soon!
'Joe’s Pub at The Public is one of New York City’s most celebrated venues for emerging and established performance artists. Named for Public Theater founder Joe Papp, Joe’s Pub debuted in 1998 and plays a vital role in The Public’s mission of supporting young artists while providing established artists with an intimate space to perform and develop new work. Joe’s Pub presents talent from all over the world as part of The Public’s programming downtown at its Astor Place home, hosting approximately 800 shows and serving over 100,000 audience members annually.'
We are beyond excited to continue this journey with this very exciting new piece of work. More info coming soon!
Antigone News
Rehearsals for Antigone are in full swing! The show will be performing at The Atlas Performing Arts Center in DC during Capital Fringe. More information on performances coming soon.
The cast spent the day in Chatham, NY for the promotional photo shoot, here are some images from the day!
The cast spent the day in Chatham, NY for the promotional photo shoot, here are some images from the day!
Antigone Casting
Clemmie has been cast in the role of Chorus in The Wandering Theatre Company's production of Antigone. The show will be performed at the Syracuse Festival, Capital Fringe and in the Access Theatre NYC.
The Importance of Being Earnest opens!
Monsterpiece Theater Collective's production of The Importance of Being Earnest has opened at the Beckman Theater. Tickets can be reserved by emailing mptheatercollective@gmail.com
Photographs from Cary Nokey performance with The Wandering Theatre Company
'Cary Nokey' show at The Box, NYC
Clemmie will be performing with The Wandering Theatre Company in collaboration with recording artist Cary Nokey. The performance art piece will take place on Wednesday February 26th at The Box, 189 Christie Street, New York. For more information on Cary Nokey please click here.
The Importance of Being Earnest Casting
Clemmie has been cast as Lady Bracknell in Monster Piece Collective's production of The Importance of Being Earnest which will run at the end of March.
2013
Balladeers News
Development for Matthew Vitticore's play 'Balladers Play to the Moon' is happening quickly. There will be news soon as to our next steps with the piece. Below you can view snippets from our original read as well as hear the original theme song written and performed by Matthew.
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Staged Readings
Clemmie will be taking part in a reading of Under Milk Wood with the Welsh Congregation of new york playing a variety of characters. The reading kicks of a number of celebrations for Dylan Thomas' centenary in 2014. The reading begins at 4pm at Rutgers Church, 236 West 73rd Street (West of Broadway) and will be followed by a tradional Welsh Tea. Free Admission.
Clemmie has also been involved with the development of Ryan Hudak's original play The West playing Virginia Woolf which is currently progressing nicely and will be read to the public in the near future.
Clemmie has also been involved with the development of Ryan Hudak's original play The West playing Virginia Woolf which is currently progressing nicely and will be read to the public in the near future.
Gotskillz Webseries begins filming
Series 1 of Gotskillz is underway. Here are some pictures from filming last week. Clemmie is playing the character of Leslie Ians, the conniving secretary at PUFTA, the Performing University for Performing Arts, where Gotskillz takes place.
Something Whispered Update
The feature film that Clemmie recently filmed has changed its name from Something Whispered to Carry Me Home and will be released in theaters in 2014. The Official website is up and running where you can watch the trailer, click here for more information on the film.
Rehearsals begin for Three Sisters
Rehearsals have begun for Three Sisters in Riverdale. Photos below along with show information.
Three Sisters Casting
Clemmie has just been cast as Natasha in Anton Chekhov's 'Three Sisters' with Red Monkey Theater Group. The show will run at the Cahill Theater in Riverdale and will be directed by Tal Aviezer, Artistic Director of Red Monkey Theater Group. This will be Clemmie's third show with the company.
Slain in the Spirit is reviewed
"Slain in the Spirit is masterfully acted and imaginatively staged. Run to see it, it will make you think"
Read the full review by Stage Buddy and Usher Nonsense.
Read the full review by Stage Buddy and Usher Nonsense.
Slain in the Spirit opens at the Midtown International Festival
Lisa Milinazzo's 'Slain in the Spirit' opens at the MITF and runs until August 3rd.
SLAIN IN THE SPIRIT by Lisa Milinazzo
in the 2013 MIDTOWN INTERNATIONAL THEATER FESTIVAL!
midtownfestival.org
Tuesday July 16, 6pm; Thursday, July 18, 8pm;
Thursday, July 25, 6pm; Friday, July 26, 8pm;
Tuesday, July 30, 6pm; Saturday, August 3, 330pm
Workshop Theatre Mainstage
312 West 36th Street
between 8th & 9th aves 4th floor
Tickets:
https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/cal/27845
866-811-4111
with: Josh Alscher, Spencer Aste*, Tommy Buck*, Katie Curri,
Clemmie Evans, Kathleen Goldpaugh*, Andrew Lemonier, Emily Meier, Amina Omagbemi & Catriona Rubenis-Stevens
a littlewood group production
SLAIN IN THE SPIRIT by Lisa Milinazzo
in the 2013 MIDTOWN INTERNATIONAL THEATER FESTIVAL!
midtownfestival.org
Tuesday July 16, 6pm; Thursday, July 18, 8pm;
Thursday, July 25, 6pm; Friday, July 26, 8pm;
Tuesday, July 30, 6pm; Saturday, August 3, 330pm
Workshop Theatre Mainstage
312 West 36th Street
between 8th & 9th aves 4th floor
Tickets:
https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/cal/27845
866-811-4111
with: Josh Alscher, Spencer Aste*, Tommy Buck*, Katie Curri,
Clemmie Evans, Kathleen Goldpaugh*, Andrew Lemonier, Emily Meier, Amina Omagbemi & Catriona Rubenis-Stevens
a littlewood group production
Cast members of Slain in the Spirit
Balladeers Play to the Moon by Matthew Vitticore, Stage Reading at AADA
Clemmie will be reading the part of Rafaela/Woman at the stages reading of Matthew Vitticore's wonderfully creative play. Details below.
Slain in the Spirit rehearsals begin
Rehearsals are in full swing for Slain in the Spirit!
An expressionistic tragicomedy told with Milinazzo’s sharp wit, lyrical theatricality and acute sense of the absurd, Slain In the Spirit is a dark comic romp featuring a young mother trapped between religious fundamentalism and the wild dream life of her post partum psychosis.
Please visit our Indiegogo page to see our promotional video and find out more about the project.
An expressionistic tragicomedy told with Milinazzo’s sharp wit, lyrical theatricality and acute sense of the absurd, Slain In the Spirit is a dark comic romp featuring a young mother trapped between religious fundamentalism and the wild dream life of her post partum psychosis.
Please visit our Indiegogo page to see our promotional video and find out more about the project.
Slain in the Spirit Casting
Clemmie has been cast in Lisa Milinazzo's play Slain in the Spirit which will be premiering at the Midtown International Festival in July and August.
2012
Instant Shakespeare Company reading of Macbeth
Clemmie will be reading the role of the Porter this Saturday April 13th, at 2pm at the Jefferson Market Branch of the New York Public Library, 424 Avenue of the Americas. This is a free event!
Hidden in this Picture opens
A one-act comedy by Aaron Sorkin (A Few Good Men, West Wing, The Social Network, The Newsroom).
This delightful satire on movie making is the original one act which subsequently became the second act of the full-length Making Movieswhich played Off-Broadway in 1990.
Tickets are available here
This delightful satire on movie making is the original one act which subsequently became the second act of the full-length Making Movieswhich played Off-Broadway in 1990.
Tickets are available here
Balladeers Play to the Moon reading
Clemmie is involved in a developmental reading of Matthew Vitticore's play with music Balladeers Pay to the Moon. A stage reading is being produced later on in the summer. Watch this space!
Rehearsals are well under way for Hidden in this Picture
Performing:
Saturday, 3/9/13 at 8pm &
Sunday, 3/10/13 at 2pm
Cahill Theater
College of Mount Saint Vincent
6301 Riverdale Avenue
Producer - Tal Aviezer
Production Designer - Carolyn J. Fuchs
Production Stage Manager - Jenifer King
Lighting Designer - David Ullman
Production Support - Holland Renton
HIDDEN IN THIS PICTURE
Director - Lisa Spielman
Assistant Director - Bragilyn Ates
Stage Manager - Jillian Greenstein
HIDDEN IN THIS PICTURE CAST:
Peter J. Lillo, Charlie Scattamachia, Lawrence J. Reina, Clemmie Evans
Saturday, 3/9/13 at 8pm &
Sunday, 3/10/13 at 2pm
Cahill Theater
College of Mount Saint Vincent
6301 Riverdale Avenue
Producer - Tal Aviezer
Production Designer - Carolyn J. Fuchs
Production Stage Manager - Jenifer King
Lighting Designer - David Ullman
Production Support - Holland Renton
HIDDEN IN THIS PICTURE
Director - Lisa Spielman
Assistant Director - Bragilyn Ates
Stage Manager - Jillian Greenstein
HIDDEN IN THIS PICTURE CAST:
Peter J. Lillo, Charlie Scattamachia, Lawrence J. Reina, Clemmie Evans
Math Warriors trailer now online
Season 3 of Math Warriors has now started airing online. Watch the trailer here.
Second Red Monkey Theater group show
After the success of A Midsummer Night's Dream Clemmie is thrilled to have been asked back for a second show with Red Monkey. She will be playing the role of Cathy in Aaron Sorkin's play Hidden in this Picture. For more information on the show please click here.
Math Warriors Casting
Next up is filming on the web series Math Warriors! Clemmie as been cast as the leader of the Welsh competitive maths team, Gaynor in this popular web series now in its third season. Love...Betrayal...Calculus...Math Warriors is Big Bang Theory meets the Office.
History/Herstory webseries now available to watch online
This original and hilarious project by the FightinWrightin Partners is finally available to view online. Click here to watch the latest episode.
A Midsummer Night's Dream Casting
Clemmie will be playing the roles of Flute and Mustardseed in Red Monkey Theater Group's production in January 2013. Rehearsals are beginning in December.
Something Whispered Casting
Clemmie has been cast in the role of Charlotte in the upcoming feature film 'Something Whispered'. Peter Cousens directs and Cuba Gooding Jr stars in the lead role of Samuel. Filming begins shortly in Connecticut.
Tickets are now on sale for Shirley vs the Squirrels!
Tickets can be purchased at www.telecharge.com. Shirley vs the Squirrels plays on Saturday 27th October at 8pm!
Shirley vs the Squirrels Promo Video and Interview with the Playwright
The promotional video for the upcoming production of Shirley vs the Squirrels is here! Also Camilla Maxwell is the featured playwright this month for the Samuel French Off Off Broadway festival and their featured interview.
37th Annual Samuel French Play Festival
Clemmie will be playing the part of Chloe in 'Shirley Vs Squirrels' by Camilla Maxwell at the 37th Annual Samuel French Off Off Broadway Festival. Fellow cast members are Stuart Williams and Stephanie Staes.
Fightin' Words wins Awards at Mid Summer Festival
Fightin' Words wins Best Play, Best Direction and Best Actor in the finals of the Mid Summer Festival at The Secret Theater! We were also the only group to have both our plays in the final of the competition.
Fightin' Words and LA8AM in the Finals
Both LA8AM and Fightin' Words have made it through to the finals of the Mid Summer Festival!
Janette Johnston, Matthew Viticore, Louis Lavoie and Clemmie Evans in 'LA8AM'
An Ideal Husband Review
Clemmie's performance as Mrs Cheveley was reviewed by Broadwayshowbiz.com:
I’d also like to tip my hat to Clemmie Evans, a Welsh actress who understudies the villainous Mrs. Cheveley and who played the part at the performance I attended. She was pitch perfect and gave not the slightest hint that she was not originally intended for the role.
Read the full review here.
I’d also like to tip my hat to Clemmie Evans, a Welsh actress who understudies the villainous Mrs. Cheveley and who played the part at the performance I attended. She was pitch perfect and gave not the slightest hint that she was not originally intended for the role.
Read the full review here.