Written & Directed by
Samara Naeymi

Featuring:
Theresa Buchheister as Guy Sherman
Vonia Arslanian as The Assassin
Ilan Bachrach as Warren

Set Design : Peter Ksander - 
 ( 2008 Obie Award Winner! )
Lighting Design: Miranda Hardy
Costume Design: Solace Naeymi
^AV/ Stage Manager: Brendan Regimbal
^{Graphic Design/} AD: Fil Vocasek

mythic figurations: a power triptych
is a devised piece, centered on the research of Joseph Campbell and the theatrical aesthetics of Title:Point Productions, referencing diverse influences, from classic myths to modern video games. Guy is the reluctant central figure, overseeing an efficient albeit lusterless depot where an alluring assassin receives her missions and a battle-worn has been preserves all previous glory while itching to achieve immediate relevance. The world is thrown into chaos as Guy's personal mythology begins to take shape in her world.

Past Shows

JourneyPath(?): An Experiment in Rightness
At the Ontological Theatre at St. Mark's Church
As part of the Incubator Series
July 24-28, 2007

Writer/Director: Theresa Buchheister
Stage Manager: Brendan Regimbal
Set Design/Production Manager: Samara Naeymi
Lighting Design: Jennifer Luck
Costume/Makeup Design: Fil Vocasek
Incubator Executive Producer: Shannon Sindelar
Starring: Justin Anselmi, Averyn Mackey, Tom Picasso and Morgan von Prelle Pecelli
*Special Thanks to Anthony Cerrato, Banana Bag and Bodice and Jamie Peterson

JourneyPath creates a world where a character who longs for the mystery of death cannot die because death does not yet exist and a powerful female manipulator prone to outburst reigns supreme over a competition zone divided by individuality.

Click HERE for more production photos courtesy of Jennifer Luck. www.luckdesign.net.
Click HERE for footage of the show .

Antigone
A new workshop of the translation by Judith Malina
At the Arthur Seelan Theatre at the Drama Bookshop
March 7-10, 2007

Director: Theresa Buchheister
Production Design: Theresa Buchheister
Associate Producer: Samara Naeymi
Starring: Ryan Colwell, Patrick Craft, Scott Johnson, Ashley Lafond, Alexander Lane, Averyn Mackey, Samara Naeymi, Matthew G. Simon, and Andrew York

With the approval of The Living Theatre this updated workshop production of Antigone explores the effect of the media on the polar battle between Antigone and Creon. The Brechtian poem originally used to describe the action of the piece has been adapted into a propagandistic news cast, slanted towards the State. The chorus is an office of congressional paper pushers and Antigone and Ismene stars of high society.

Q & Y: A Brief Comedy About Death
As part of the Late Night Parish Hall Summer Events
At the St. Mark's Church
May 27, 2006

Writer/Director: Theresa Buchheister
Lighting Design: Jennifer Luck
Sound Design: J. Brandon Robertson
Starring: Ben Horner, Averyn Mackey and Matthew G. Simon

Click HERE for more production photos, courtesy of Jennifer Luck. www.luckdesign.net .