Keep up to date with what Nicole is doing next!
Projects she is featured in are posted on a regular basis.
When the Hurly-Burly's Done
Week One of the LOL! Short Play Festival, featuring five pieces, one of which will be When the Hurly-Burly’s Done, a reimagining of the witches from the Scottish play. Tickets for Week One can be purchased here.
Love is a Many Splintered Thing
Six plays inside, outside, under, over, through and about love. Free to attend. Click here to register
Love is a Splintered Thing
Six plays inside, outside, under, over, through and about love. Free to attend
Love is a Many Splintered Thing
Six plays inside, outside, under, over, through and about love. Free to attend
Love is a Many Splintered Thing
Six plays inside, outside, under, over, through and about love. Free to attend. Click here to register
Love is a Many Splintered Thing
Six plays inside, outside, under, over, through and about love. Free to attend. Click here for more info
Amadeus
Fictionalized story about real life rival composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and court composer Antonio Salieri in 1781 Vienna, as imagined by playwright Peter Shaffer. A story about jealousy, trickery, desire, family, confession and faith. Shows are from April 24 - 26th at 7p.m. and on April 27th at 2p.m. Click here for tickets.
Take Our Words for It
A half dozen theatre pieces written by the women of Westchester exploring loss, infertility, the objectification of women, pageants and refugees in the unmistakable voice of women who’ve been there. Click here to register.
Take Our Words for It
A half dozen theatre pieces written by the women of Westchester exploring loss, infertility, the objectification of women, pageants and refugees in the unmistakable voice of women who’ve been there. Click here to register.
Take Our Words for It
A half dozen theatre pieces written by the women of Westchester exploring loss, infertility, the objectification of women, pageants and refugees in the unmistakable voice of women who’ve been there. Click here for tickets.
Take Our Words for It
A half dozen theatre pieces written by the women of Westchester exploring loss, infertility, the objectification of women, pageants and refugees in the unmistakable voice of women who’ve been there. Click here for more info.
Blind Tiger Improv
Join Blind Tiger Improv at Books for Humanity for a night of fun and laughs! Featuring BTI’s three house troupes: Bacon Bits, Burnt Toast, and Here Hold This. Tickets available here. Cash and Venmo payment accepted at the door.
All My Sons
Join the Iona University Theatre Ensemble for their production of All My Sons written by Arthur Miller and directed by Thomas Donnarumma. Set in the aftermath of World War II, the story follows the Keller family, who struggle to stay intact and forge a prosperous way forward when a long kept secret threatens to come to light, having them confront their greed, betrayal, denial, and untimely repentance. Performances are from April 18 - 19th at 7p.m. and April 20 - 21st at 2p.m. Tickets available online.
The Heiress
Join The Manor Club Theatre for their production of The Heiress, a romantic drama set in 1850s New York written by Ruth and Augustus Goetz and directed by Donna Bellone. Shows are from April 11 - 13th at 7:30p.m. and on April 14th at 2p.m. Tickets available online. Member rates offered. Group sales may be inquired about over the phone at (914) 738-1528.
Improv at Books for Humanity
Join Blind Tiger Improv at Books for Humanity for a night of fun and laughs! Featuring BTI’s three house troupes: Bacon Bits, Burnt Toast, and Here Hold This. Tickets available here. Cash and Venmo payment accepted at the door.
My Mother's Bookie
Join the folks over at American Theatre of Actors for a night of two one-act plays written by the late Irving A. Greenfield and directed by Laurie Rae Waugh. Performances run Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8p.m. from January 31st - February 10th and Sundays at 3p.m. on February 4th and 11th. Tickets available online here. Cash only at the door.
Eden's Echo
Join the folks at WCT for this feature play, a suspenseful thriller about AI, written by Misha Sinclair and directed by Roberta Robinson. Tickets available here.
An Inspector Calls
Join the Iona University Theatre Ensemble for their presentation of An Inspector Calls. Tickets available here. Cash accepted at the door. Nicole will be featured in the shows on the evening of Thursday, November 17th and the afternoon of Saturday, November 18th.
Play in the Box
Check out Westchester Collaborative Theater’s Play in the Box, featuring the shows Ed the Fourth and Something to Remember Him By. Performances held on Friday, Sep. 29 at 8p.m., Saturday, Sep. 30 at 2p.m. and 8p.m., and Sunday, Oct. 1 at 3p.m. Tickets can be purchased here!
20/20 One-Act Festival
Head to the Philipstown Depot Stage for the 20/20 One-Act Festival! Spread across two weekends, this event celebrates theatre in a series of one-acts. Performances are from September 8-10 and September 15-17 at 7p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 4p.m. on Sundays.
The Sidestage!
The Sidestage! is back! Join Blind Tiger Improv for a night of experimentation where the rules of improv can be bent or even broken.
Blind Tiger Improv
Join the Blind Tiger Improv group for a fun night at the historic Howland Cultural Center! Audience participation is welcome and encouraged.
Blind Tiger Improv
Join Blind Tiger Improv for a night of laughs and good fun! Everything is improvised on the spot, so come ready for a surprise!
The Sidestage
Come check out Blind Tiger Improv’s special Sidestage series! Members of the troupe will play and experiment on the fourth Saturday of every month. Don’t miss it!
Blind Tiger Improv with DD Diamondy Doux
Celebrate Pride Month with Blind Tiger Improv and drag queen DD Diamondy Doux!