#Domenica Feraud

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Clarice Lispector, Obsession // Anonymous, Diary of an Oxygen Thief // Rosanna Jones // Domenica Feraud, The Movie Star and Me // Trista Mateer, For The One Who Loved My Hands More Than Anything Else // Evangeline Sucré, A Blade Dripping With Honey Is Still a Weapon // Nosferatu (1922) // Jean-Paul Sartre, No Exit // @ noitefloralle // Kyoni Studio //

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[whatiwillsay]

I’ve heard rumors for years that Jake is gay, but the article from that intern and Taylor’s portrayal of him are pretty damning, and even though she’ll never actually name him I don’t think Taylor would hint so heavily at him and let him take the blame it wasn’t actually about him. what are your thoughts? is he gay and the womanizing is a cover? is he straight and the years of gay rumors are just wrong? is he bi and just a scummy guy? some secret fourth option?

jake is definitely not gay! maybe bi? he 100% dates women though and definitely dated taylor (I have CRAZY tea confirming it) and also domenica feraud obviously wasn't lying about her experience with him either. i think the only reason people call him gay so much is because of that blind item writer ted Casablanca but I don't trust many blinds. i think that dude just hated jake and was trying to attack him (he would call him gay in like.. the most hateful way possible!)

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'Rinse Repeat,' an Intense, Riveting Exposé of Illness Perpetuated by a Family in Crisis

‘Rinse Repeat,’ an Intense, Riveting Exposé of Illness Perpetuated by a Family in Crisis

(L to R) Florencia Lozano, Jake Ryan Lozano, Michael Hayden, Domenia Feraud, in ‘Rinse, Repeat,’ written by Domenica Feraud, directed by Kate Hopkins, The Linney at The Pershing Square Signature Center (Jenny Andersen)

Domenia Feraud’s brilliantly constructed, intimate and fascinating Rinse Repeat, is about one woman’s attempt to grapple with a disease pervasive in our culture, but which few…

[jawllines]

to all my 20 something virgin besties !! i would recommend the essay titled “the 26-year-old virgin” by Domenica Feraud (on aninjusticemad dot com) it made me feel understood !!! i’m 23 and i’ve only kissed a couple of people, mostly friends, i feel like sometimes it feels like we’re THE ONLY “inexperienced” person in the room but it’s more common than we think !!

!!!^^

[postamsterdam]

taylor swift / alanis morissette / taylor swift / domenica feraud / billie eilish / halsey / taylor swift / billie eilish / phoebe bridgers

[maaarine]

Domenica Feraud just wrote a Medium piece called The Movie Star and Me, about an actor whose MO is obsessively pursuing young interns and PAs working on his sets. It’s pretty definitely about Gyllenhaal.

[whokenobi]

Gyllenhaal's a creep who deserves no sympathy. / I don't know if you read Domenica Feraud's recount about how he took advantage of her, it was published recently. It's her MeToo story and it's heartbreaking. Gyllenhaal is an abusive creep of the highest order, I can't stand him and his whole family since I read Domenica's essay.

Yiiikes that’s gross

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Review: Home Is No Haven in ‘Rinse, Repeat’

By LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES In Domenica Feraud’s potent drama, hard-driving parents don’t recognize the examples they set for a daughter with anorexia. Published: August 5, 2019 at 01:00AM from NYT Theater https://ift.tt/2ZximMx

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Review: Home Is No Haven in ‘Rinse, Repeat’ https://fc.lc/2Nog In Domenica Feraud’s potent drama, hard-driving parents don’t recognize the examples they set for a daughter with anorexia.. via NYT Theater LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES

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Review: Home Is No Haven in ‘Rinse, Repeat’

By LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES In Domenica Feraud’s potent drama, hard-driving parents don’t recognize the examples they set for a daughter with anorexia. Published: August 5, 2019 at 04:30AM from NYT Theater https://ift.tt/2ZximMx

[whatiwillsay]

"well he was maybe he isn’t today " Do you know Jake G personally? No? We don't know these people we don't know what kind of person he is. Saying he's terrible or was terrible is bit foolishly

domenica feraud wrote a whole exposé on him and taylor also portrayed him as abusive in her art about him as well 🤷‍♀️ I believe women

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Review: Home Is No Haven in ‘Rinse, Repeat’

By LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES In Domenica Feraud’s potent drama, hard-driving parents don’t recognize the examples they set for a daughter with anorexia. Published: August 5, 2019 at 09:00AM from NYT Theater https://ift.tt/2ZximMx via IFTTT

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Frankenstein with Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller. National Theatre At Home

Antony and Cleopatra with Ralph Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo . National Theatre Live

Jessica Sherr in Bette Davis Aint for Sissies

Samuel H. Levine (formerly of The Inheritance) as Tybalt in a snazzy Romeo and Juliet

Broadway performer Nik Walker, author of the new play, This Ends Tonight

Leslie Uggams to star in Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit, in Plays in the House

Below is the calendar of “theater openings” for May, 2020, which offers a promising  mix of filmed stage productions, starry readings, live original  dramas, and what I’m calling Netathons — oversized theatrical events by established artists in support of a  good cause.

Putting this calendar together required a few adjustments – as has everything else in the seven weeks since the shutdown of theater buildings in New York – but there is plenty of theater this month (as long as you define theater more broadly than you might have in February.) Most (not all) of the shows have very short runs, often just once.. Most (not all) are free, but all would appreciate a donation.

Since many companies/series/platforms scramble to plan even a week in advance these days, I’ll have to update this preview guide periodically – I hope with your help. If you have an online theater opening in May that’s not listed here, please e-mail me a title, a description and a link to details, with the subject “Show to Add to May” to my e-mail address, which you can find at the very top left corner of this page or here on my About page

Here are some of the most reliable series:

Metropolitan Opera National Theatre at Home Play Perview Plays in the House, Stars in the House’s twice weekly matinees The Shows Must Go On from Andrew Lloyd Webber 24 Hour Plays’ Viral Monologues

For details about these and other ongoing series, check out my post Where To Get Your Theater Fix Online

Click on the links to get more information.

May 1

Never in New York Festival

A new month-long festival on WNET All Arts, with a different show every night at 10 p.m. The dates that follow on my calendar here will only list festival offerings that are explicitly theater (as opposed to opera or film or even documentaries about theater)

Frankenstein National Theatre At Home By Nick Dear, based on the novel by Mary Shelley Starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller, alternating in the roles of Dr. Frankenstein and his creature. Online through May 8th.

Dracula, A Comedy of Terrors

Broadway Podcast Network A new comedy send-up of Bram Stoker’s Gothic horror novel, in four installments, the first released tonight.

Felt Sad, Posted a Frog and other streams of global quarantine  Cherry Artista Collective Six playwrights from around the world collaborate on a single work of live-streamed performance. Available online through May 9th. Tickets on a sliding scale starting at $15.

Rinse, Repeat Play Perview In this play by Domenica Feraud, Rachel comes home after a four-month fight for her life. One night only, live, $5 to $50.

Romeo and Juliet Acting for a Cause David Corenswet (The Politician) and Margaret Qualley (Fosse/Verdon) in the title roles with a cast that includes Samuel H. Levine (who was terrific as two different characters in The Inheritance) Skylar Astin (Pitch Perfect), Brandon Flynn (13 Reasons Why), and Michael Gandolfini (son of guess who; clue: soon to star in the Sopranos prequel The Many Saints of Newark).

  May 2

The Misanthrope Moliere in the Park The Moliere play that was going to be staged in Prospect Park is now going on line, through May 6. Cabin fever is setting in! Today, cantankerous bachelor Alceste has decided he must put an end to hypocrisy as a whole AND win the heart of Celimene, the most adept gossip of them all.

May 4

Crying on Television Play Perview A “platonic romcom” by R. Eric Thomas about the escalating hijinks that occur after a chance meeting in the elevator of an apartment building, between Mackenzie, a video editor, and Ellison whom she recognizes from a reality dating show 10 years earlier. One night only, live, $5 to $50.

The Witch of Edmonton Red Bull Theater

In this adaptation of a Jacobean play, a witch, a fool, a young man, his two wives, an angry mob, and one very devilish dog intersect. A one-time, live reading.

Love, Loss and What I Wore

92nd Street Y Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron’s play filmed in 2017 at  the Y. Online through May 25.  $10

May 5

End Meeting for All Forced Entertainment A fragmentary online work in three short episodes, each taking the form of a Zoom meeting.

May 6

Tiny Beautiful Things Plays in the House A reading of the play by Nia Vardalos. (My review of it Off-Broadway) To view, go to Stars in the House YouTube channel at 2 p.m. One-time live only. (does not stay up on site)

The Homebound Project

This first edition of original plays to raise funds for No Kid Hungry was created with the prompt “home” and features: Christopher Abbott in a work by Lucy Thurber, Utkarsh Ambudkar in a work by Qui Nguyen, Glenn Davis in a work by Ren Dara Santiago, William Jackson Harper in work by Max Posner, Jessica Hecht in a work by Sarah Ruhl, Marin Ireland in a work by Eliza Clark, Alison Pill in a work by C.A. Johnson, Elizabeth Rodriguez in a work by Rajiv Joseph, Thomas Sadoski in a work by Martyna Majok Amanda Seyfried in a work by Catya McMullen. It will be up through May 10th.

Bette Davis Ain’t for Sissies

Jessica Sherr stars in a livestream of her solo show about one of Hollywood’s greatest stars on the night of the 1939 Oscars, when someone who always wants to win…. loses

Emma Streaming Musicals Paul Gordon’s musical adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel. a ‘free encore presentation and cast party.”

May 7

This Ends Tonight Broadway performer Nik Walker (Hamilton, Ain’t Too Proud) has written a play starring some of his colleagues, including James Monroe Iglehart, Alysha Deslorieux and Michael Luwoye, to tell the story of a Missouri lawman who travels to Boston to settle the score with his long-time criminal nemesis. But when plans go awry, the mismatched pair must work together to escape the frenzied city. Reservations for this one-time only play on Zoom at 3 p.m. can be made via e-mail to thisendstonight2020@gmail.com.

Antony and Cleopatra National Theatre Live Directed by Simon Godwin, this production of Shakespeare’s play stars Ralph Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo as the fated lovers. Through May 14.

May 8

How To Load a Musket Play Per View Drawing on a series of interviews begun by playwright Talene Monahon in 2015, the play weaves together verbatim conversations with Revolutionary and Civil War re-enactors. Live, one-time only. $5-$50

May 9

Blithe Spirit Plays in the House A reading of Noel Coward’s play starring Leslie Uggams. To view, go to Stars in the House YouTube channel at 2 p.m. One-time live only. (does not stay up on site)

May 11

Bitter Fruit Never in NY Festival, 10 p.m. Theater director Neelam Mansingh Chowdhry asked her students to use short stories about the Indo-Pakistan Partition by classic Pakistani writer Saadat Hasan Manto, to create a play that explores religious and gender-based violence through the lens of everyday interactions.

May 12

Naked Voices Never in NY Festival A 21st century adaptation of stories by Saadat Hasan Manto, a Pakinstani writer known for tales of marginalized people’s struggles during the 1947 Indo-Pakistan Partition.

May 15

FIM Never in NY Festival The title means “end”in Portuguese, and the four parts of Felipe Hirsch’s 2019 play dramatize the end of borders, the end of art, the end of nobility and the end of history. Staged in São Paulo, it describes the relationship between art, money and politics in contemporary Latin America

May 17

I And You Plays in the House Jr. A reading of the play by Lauren Gunderson, starring Andrew Barth Feldman (Dear Evan Hansen).  Q&A with the playwright after. Debut of “Plays in the House Jr.” -Readings of plays for young people performed by young people!

May 22

Lower East Side Festival of the Arts Theatre for the New City The longtime annual street festival goes online, with more than 100 performing arts organizations, independent artists, poets, puppeteers and film makers, through May 24.

Marry Harry Streaming Musicals Boy meets girl on a block in the East Village,in this romantic musical  comedy, which ran Off-Broadway in 2017 with much the same cast.. $4.99 to rent $19.99 to buy.

  May 26

Alarme Never in New York Festival The script of this play is based on fragments of letters between Elizabeth I and Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. Greek director Theodoros Terzopoulos emphasizes the conflict of power between the two queens, and how closely their hate resembled love.

May 27

Trojan Women Never in New York Festival Euripedes’ tragedy about women in the aftermath of war was filmed at the Ancient Theatre of Delphi by Theodoros Terzopoulos, and performed by artists from Syria, Israel, Cyprus, Bosnia and Greece.

May 2020 Calendar of Theater Openings: What’s Streaming This Month Below is the calendar of “theater openings” for May, 2020, which offers a promising  mix of filmed stage productions, starry readings, live original  dramas, and what I'm calling Netathons -- oversized theatrical events by established artists in support of a  good cause.

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In Domenica Feraud’s potent drama, hard-driving parents don’t recognize the examples they set for a daughter with anorexia.

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day 62

Rinse, Repeat by Domenica Feraud

tw for play and post: eating disorders

Synopsis:Recovering anorexic Rachel comes home from her treatment center for a trial weekend. Her mother, Joan,  remarks how healthy she seems. The family eats a meal together, where Peter, Rachel’s father, and Brody, Rachel’s brother, eat a lot, Joan eats a few things, and Rachel doesn’t eat a lot at all. Over dinner, Joan…