Natalie Kane

When months include a collection of different freelance work, it’s interesting to see what common themes emerge. My spring full of fun new work for young audiences has continued, and June will also offer several projects that make the most of short formats. Keep reading for more about a festival of scenes, a book of monologues, and more! New Work @ The Growing Stage A Week in the Hundred Acre Wood It’s always a highlight to keep up with The Growing Stage remotely through wor

From a very rewarding wrap-up of our Étude run (for now, but hopefully not for long :) to several one-day staged readings, April into May has been all about supporting playwrights' new work! Looking toward the early summer, I’m also eager to start spreading the word about a project that gets back to my classical theatre roots, but with a twist… Recent & Upcoming: Work in Development With PlayGround-NY I enjoyed catching back up with PlayGround, a wonderful short-play incuba

It’s shaping up to be a busy month, with several different showings and performances to share. If you’re in the New York area, Étude opens its run a week from today! Now Playing: Étude "If Thornton Wilder wrote Gruesome Playground Injuries ..." Ashley Griffin’s Étude follows two soulmates through different guises, varied relationships, and many lifetimes across time and space as they test whether true (not necessarily romantic) love and eternal connection can survive the

It’s certainly been a strange year, but not without its bright spots. This collage covers a few of my highlights of 2020 (from top left):...