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Jean Randich

JEAN RANDICH

  
Nationality:    USA
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Jean Randich (Director/Writer) has been creating new work for over twenty years. Her collaborations with New York-based writers include: The Floating Box, an opera by Hwang/Filloux (Asia Society); Drawn to Death by Art Spiegelman and Phillip Johnston (St. Anns, NYC); Girl Under Grain by Karen Hartman (Winner: Best Drama, NY International Fringe Festival 2000); J.P. Morgan Saves the Nation by Jeffrey M. Jones and Jonathan Larson (En Garde Arts); Dog and Wolf by Catherine Filloux (59 E 59 Theaters); Leahs Train by Karen Hartman (NAATCO); Killing the Boss by Catherine Filloux (Cherry Lane Theatre); Lemkins House by Catherine Filloux (McGinn Cazale Theatre); The Unknown by Allard, Randich & Rettig (P73 Productions & NYMF 2005); A World Apart by Susan Mosakowski (Flea Theater); and Commedia dell Smartass by Sonya Sobieski (New Georges). Ms. Randich, Ana Asensio, and Paloma Bravo recently adapted Ms. Bravos Spanish bestseller, Micas Skin, into a solo show for the 2013 United Solo Festival. Micas Skin was awarded Best Adaptation in the festival. In productions such as Antigone, Measure for Measure, Cabaret, The Constant Couple, and The Dispute, Ms. Randich reinvents the classics. She has also directed in Germany and Norway, and served as the American Juror at the 15th session of the Cairo International Festival of Experimental Theater. Ms. Randich was commissioned by the Dallas Opera to write the libretto for a chamber opera, The Miraculous Phonograph Record. She has received an NEA/TCG Director Fellowship, a Fox Foundation Grant to work at the National Theatre in Oslo, Norway, and a Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Grant. Training: BA and Masters, Brown University; MFA, Yale School of Drama. Ms. Randich writes reviews for truthdig.com and teaches at Bennington College and NYU.

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         Mica's Skin         Unknown, The         0

Mica's Skin

Synopsis:
Childless, single and just fired two days after her mothers death, Mica faces the mirror with humor, wit and the ability to portray a generation caught off guard by the crisis while they were texting.

Notes:
written by Ana Asensio, Paloma Bravo and Jean Randich. This play was adapted from a Spanish novel (La piel de Mica). It turned out that a story about the personal and social crisis of a woman in Madrid was meaningful for all those thirty somethings across the Atlantic who have been there, done that (in work, sex and love) and have chosen the best weapons: good friends, a strong sense of humor and trying to make new mistakes instead of reliving the old ones.

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adaptation

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Unknown, The

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Notes:
book And lyrics by Janet Allard And Jean Randich, And music/ musical direction by Shane Rettig

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P73 Productions

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Genre:
Musical

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