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Our Work (so far)


NORTH PINE POST



YOUR DAILY-MONTHLY-WEEKLY UPDATE FROM NORTH PINE.


Created collectively. Read the online edition here.


FORBBIDDEN FRUIT(s):
A PROHIBITION EXTRAVAGANZA


Powerpoint by Sam Weisberg

A WINE-CLASS-CUM-THEATRICAL-EXPERIMENT ABOUT PROHIBITION
(AND THE PANSIES WHO THRIVED BECAUSE OF IT)


Lecturing by Sam Weisberg
Script by Marge Buckley
Acting by Marge Buckley & Lahiru Samarasinghe

FORBIDDEN FRUIT(s) was created in the winter of 2020, and was produced during a month-long residency with France 44 Wines & Spirits in March 2020. It ran for one evening as part of France 44’s series of wine education classes.


DOCTOR, DENTIST, VET



OUR GRANDFATHERS, OR SOMETHING; MARKER & COLORED PENCIL


Art by Ray Gorlin
Words by Sam Weisberg

Created in Winter 2020


WHISPERS



a feature film
made in collaboration with M Productions

starring Andy Deluca, Ray Gorlin, Emmet Kowler, Elliot Masters, Maureen O’Malley, Lucy Scherschligt, Asher Weisberg, Sam Weisberg

Created in Winter 2019


PHYLLOXERA!


Poster by Ray Gorlin

A PLAY ABOUT THE GREAT FRENCH WINE BLIGHT (YOU KNOW THE ONE) 

 
Two French sisters and their genderqueer sibling face off against flamethrower-wielding German vintners, an amoral American aphid, and a foreign agricultural trade crisis in the greatest showdown of the mid-19th century. Join local wine specialist Solar Champion for an evening of casual theatregoing, heavy drinking, and the history of a canonically-neglected catastrophe.

Conceived by Marge Buckley & Sam Weisberg
Script by Marge Buckley
Animation and Poster Design by Ray Gorlin
Costume Design by Ray Gorlin & Katy Santa Maria
Dramaturgy by Luke Soucy
Sound Design by Asher Weisberg

Featuring the acting talents of:
Marge Buckley, Erik Dagoberg, Bridget McNiff, Maureen O’Malley, Lahiru Samarasinghe, Lucy Scherschligt, Sam Weisberg, Caleb Zarns



PHYLLOXERA! was created in the early summer of 2018 and was produced during a month-long residency at the Bryant-Lake Bowl. It ran for two weekends in September 2018 and was the inaugural production of Commutator Collective. You can read the script on the New Play Exchange, or you can email us for a copy.