PRODUCTION STILLS
Silent Sky, 2022
Play by Lauren Gunderson
Directed by Dori A. Robinson
Produced by the Barnstomers Theatre - Tamworth, NH
Inspired by the real-life woman whose work allowed astronomers to measure the distance of faraway galaxies, the melodious and evocative Silent Sky challenges how we explore our universe by revealing the music of the stars.
Photos by Aaron Curry
When Thrace’s twin Mabry dies suddenly, he plunges himself into the Underworld in an effort to reunite his family. Through an immersive style, masks, music, and puppetry, the audience is guided through the Underworld, where they are led to examine the question: what would you sacrifice for those you love?
The Elm Tree
A New Immersive Greek Myth
Written by Dori A. Robinson
Co-Directed by Damon Krometis and Dori A. Robinson
Produced by Jonathan Zautner and Alight Theater Guild
Photos by Andrew Bunar, Louise Hamill, and Jonathan Zautner
A Bright Room Called Day
By Tony Kushner
Directed by Dori A. Robinson
Produced by Flat Earth Theatre
Berlin, 1932. A group of bohemian friends struggle with the responsibility of making moral choices in a time of vanishing options. A Bright Room Called Day by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award–winning playwright Tony Kushner poses questions about citizenship, resistance, and complicity.
Photos by Jake Scaltreto
Silent Sky, 2017
By Lauren Gunderson
Director Dori A. Robinson
Produced by Flat Earth Theatre
Elliot Norton Winner, Best Production, Fringe
IRNE Nominated - Best Production, Best Director, Best Ensemble (Fringe)
Inspired by the real-life woman whose work allowed astronomers to measure the distance of faraway galaxies, the melodious and evocative Silent Sky challenges how we explore our universe by revealing the music of the stars.
Photos by Jake Scaltreto
James and the Giant Peach
Book by Timothy Allen McDonald
Music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
Based on the book James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
Directed by Dori A. Robinson
Puppetry Design and Choreography by Jonathan Zautner
Produced by the Advanced Young Company at Greater Boston Stage
James discovers a magic potion that brings him a giant peach and some giant insects with equally oversized personalities.
Photos by Nile Scott Shots
The Merchant of Venice
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Dori A. Robinson
Co-Produced by The Jewish Theatre Collective and Massachusetts Renaissance Center
Photos by Mike Medeiros