Catchy Name Theatre Company 

We staged Murder at the Exit, Evil Hamlet, Mitch Mikinos, Something You Might Want, Mad Tom, Corned Beef,  Man Without a Mask and Sam Marlowe 
at the Stagewerx, Phoenix, Boxcar, Actors' Center and Exit theaters in San Francisco. 

Irving Schulman presents...

Murder at the Exit

"...most bizarre theater experience of the year..." SF Weekly

with 
Wayne Roadie, Tony Galofre, Ted Speros, Richard Gutierrez & Victor Repizo

August 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 8pm 2012

Director's Cut 
Pounding

Tender is the Dawn : a Sam Marlowe mystery
by Jim Strope
Produced and directed by Irving Schulman
Lights by Doug Marshall

Actors Center 180 Capp St SF CA 94112
around the corner from 16th Street BART

 

Sam Marlowe
and the mean streets of San Francisco

written by Jim Strope
directed by Edward Nattenberg
March 2012

Cast & Crew...
Cassandra Clark, Jason Wheat, Joe Madero, Val¨Śrie Fortin, Brian O'Connor, Glen Caspillo, Derek Raskin, Julie Gillespie, Paul Seliga, Brendan Kierans, James Summers, Maria Graham & Jason Maze

The noir existential play is set in 1947 San Francisco and features private eyes Sam Marlowe and Miles Sawyer, red-hot night-club singer Beverly Marlowe, SFPD Detective William Jones, SF Examiner reporter Jimmy Fredericks, and Edna Mersey, the French chanteuse. 

Man Without a Mask 
written by Jim Strope 
directed by 
Edward Nattenberg
produced by Doug Marshall 

with 
Edward Nattenberg, Rebecca Pantazes, Leer Relleum, Ted Speros
Leah Shesky, Oliver Greenlaw
 

Paul Seliga lights & sound

Fridays 8 PM, Saturdays 8 PM, Sundays 7 PM 
October 14th to November 6th 2011 

Phoenix Theatre Annex 
4th floor 
414 Mason Street 
San Francisco 94103

Press Release

 

Mad

Tom
 

a retelling of Hamlet 

 

by Jim Strope

 

Actors' Center 

Capp St SF 

Oct 2010

 

directed by  
Steve Budd 

 

with 
Josh Sternin-Moser
Belle Borovik
Nancy Lawson
Doug Marshall
Rob Witowski

produced by 
Doug Marshall

stage-managed by 
Wayne Roadie 
graphic by 
Winnie Chow 


Corned Beef Jim Strope's post-modern comedy of art. Directed by Belle Borovik with Rob Witowski, Kirsten Broadbear, Miriam Mikiel Grill, Allen Myers & Britt Lauer.  Produced by Doug Marshall, stage-managed by Britt Lauer, choreographed by Miriam Mikiel Grill & Michelle Richter.  
Boxcar Theatre Studio 
San Francisco March 2011

 

Allen Myers' Crackerology

Something You Might Want  
80 minute video

Wordeos

Hamlet for the Small Stage
The Selfish Gene in Evil Hamlet

The writing of Mitch Mikinos 
Generative Dramatics 
Scripts

Videos
Mad Tom Fringe Festival
25 mins
Next to the Last Man
10 mins
Pounding
25 mins
Playing in the Dark 
2 mins trailer

 

Catchy Name Theatre Company