/workshops& readings
Theatre touches the soul and engages the imagination. Film asks the questions we dare not speak aloud, challenging us to strive for something more.
Garbage by Megan Bandelt
Port Fringe 2016
"...a frank, colorfully theatrical one-woman show, chronicles a journey through depression. The NYC-based Bandelt makes excellent use of the small space, stringing a triangle of cords to which she clips drawings, photos, and – in especially nice bits of stagecraft – a single light bulb. Rich in props – vodka bottles, mementos in a box – and off-beat sound design, Garbageengagingly paces Megan’s chronology. Bandelt has endearing candor, she does a fine job calibrating Megan’s ages (her 13-year-old’s bubbliness becomes a 15-year-old’s stricken restraint) and the script is riddled with empathy-arousing surprises."
What She Found by Megan Bandelt
in colaboration with NJ Agwuna, Jacobella Luongo, and Asleigh Herndon
2017 Governors Island Residency
The Flipflaps (1964)
Written by Yusuf Idris (Egypt)
Translated by Trevor LeGassick
Directed by NJ Agwuna
Martin E. Segal Center: Arab Classic Plays
The Whole Sky All Diamonds by Bixby Elliot
Brooklyn Generator Feb 2015
Truth or Lie by Jonathan Keebler and Bob Kelly
4th St. Theatre (@nytw79 ) 2016
"On the night their new app launches, a group of coworkers are forced to confront the lies they have told each other and the secrets they've been keeping from one another."
Blanks by Gethsemane Amy Herron
Fire This Time Festival (2019)
JAG Fest 3.0 (2019)
Roundabout Reading Series (2020)
The Problem with Magic Is...by Johnny Lloyd
JAG Fest 4.0 (2020)
boys don't look at boys by jeremy o'brian
New York Stage and Film (2021)