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Music From A Sparkling Planet

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Q&A's from Theatermania.com's Quick-Wit :

If you were an acting teacher, what pearl of wisdom would you share with your students?

Sweat.

What's the most embarrassing thing that every happened to you onstage?

Just being on it, sometimes.

What's your best theatrical memory?

Watching my father, Dan, in Godspell at the Promenade when I was about three.

The Waverly Gallery

Eileen Heckert as Gladys Green and Josh as grandson, Daniel Reed in Kenneth Lonergan's The Waverly Gallery. Photo by Carol Rosegg, c. 2000.

Mark Blum, Maureen Anderman, Josh and Eileen Heckert eating dinner in The Waverly Gallery. Photo by Carol Rosegg, c 2000

This Is Our Youth, 1996

Curtain Up on-line

NY Daily News

As Bees In Honey Drown, 1997

Curtain Up on-line

NY Daily News

NY Theatre.com

The Cider House Rules

Curtain Up on-line

Santa Clarita Valley News

Sexual Perversity in Chicago and the Duck Variations

Curtain Up on-line

The Waverly Gallery, 1999 (Williamstown Fest.) 2000 (Off-Broadway, NY)

Theatermania.com

Curtain Up on-line

Variety

Curtain Up on-line, Williamstown Festival

The Waverly Gallery Press Release with cast bios

The Cast

Gladys Green: Eileen Heckett (Scotty Bloch at matinees)

Daniel Reed: Josh Hamilton

Ellen Fine: Maureen Alderman

Howard Fine: Mark Blum

Don Bowman: Anthony Arkin

Directed by Scott Ellis

As Bees In Honey Drown

The Cast

T. Scott Cunningham

Sandra Daley

Josh Hamilton

Mark Nelson

Cynthia Nixon

J. Smith-Cameron

J. Smith-Cameron and Josh, Village Voice c. 1997.

Cynthia Nixon, Mark Nelson, J. Smith-Cameron, Josh Hamilton, Sandra Daley and T. Scott Cunningham in As Bees In Honey Drown, Photo by Joan Marcus, c. 1997

This Is Our Youth

The Cast (NY Production, 1996)

Dennis: Josh Hamilton

Warren: Mark Ruffalo

Jessica: Missy Yager

Directed by Mark Brokaw

By Kenneth Lonergan

Directed by Mark Brokaw

This Is Our Youth was originally workshopped at Naked Angels. It was part of Act One 1995 Festival in Los Angeles, where it was staged as an one-act entitled, Betrayed By Everyone. In 1996, it was produced by the New Group in New York City. A much anticipated move was delayed due to difficulties in finding an appropriate theatre. Finally, in 1998 it moved to the Douglas Fairbanks Theatre for an open run. Unfortunately Josh was unavailable to reprise his role as Dennis. (It was taken over by Mark Rosenthal)

The Cider House Rules

Dr. Wilbur Larch (Michael Winters) and Homer Wells (Josh) in The Cider House Rules. Photo by Craig Schwartz/courtesy of The Music Center.

Cast

Jillian Armenante, Josh Hamilton, Eboni Booth, Lucy Avery Brooke, James Chesnutt, Cynthia Darlow, Aunjanue Ellis, Ross Gibby, Margo Gezairlian Grib, Leslie Hendrix, Marceline Hugot, Katie MacNichol, Colm Meaney, Bill Moor, Martin Moran, Peggy Roeder, Louis Tucci, Todd Weeks, David-Paul Wichert

Sexual Perversity In Chicago

Josh in Sexual Perversity In Chicago, Broadwayonline.com, c. 2000

Produced by The Atlantic Theatre Company

Previews began December 16, 1999

Opened: January 12, 2000

Written by David Mamet

Directed by Hilary Hinckley

Cast: Kate Blumberg, Clark Gregg, Josh Hamilton, Kristin Reddick

Josh on stage in Sexual Perversity In Chicago, Broadwayonline.com, c. 2000, Atlantic Theatre Co.

By Eric Bogosian

Directed by Robert Falls

April 20-August 28, 1994

Lincoln Center, NYC

(Play #3 in the Festival of New American Plays)

CAST

Firdous E. Bamji

Tim Guinee

Josh Hamilton

Wendy Hoopes

Zak Orth

Martha Plimpton,

Babette Reneé Props

Samia Shoaib

Steve Zahn

Martha Plimpton on stage with Josh in SubUrbia. Playbill, c. 1994

Egg: The Arts Show

David Mamet coverage

STAGE

-Coast of Utopia, 2006-07

-Bobby (Ars Nova, Reading), 2006

-Commentaire D’Amour, 2006

-Hurlyburly, 2005

-Get What You Need (Atlantic 453, Workshop), 2004

-Good Canary (Ars Nova, Reading), 2003

-The Violet Hour (Steppenwolf Theatre Company), 2003

-Gone Home (Manhattan Theatre Company), 2002

-Evolution (Urban Empire), 2002

-Proof (Walter Kerr Theatre), 2001 Broadway Debut

-Music From A Sparkling Planet (Drama Dept.) 2001

-The F-Word (Dixon Place, reading)

-Jump, Slash, Cut (Summer, 2000, Williamstown Theatre Festival)

-Ancestral Voices (Summer, 2000, Williamstown Theatre Festival)

-The Waverly Gallery, 1999 (Williamstown Theatre Festival) and 2000 (Off-Broadway)

-Sexual Perversity In Chicago (Atlantic Theatre Company) 2000

-The Cider House Rules (Mark Taper Forum and Atlantic Theatre Co.) 1999

-Masks Outrageous (Hartford Stage Co., reading) 1999

-As Bees In Honey Drown (Drama Dept., member) 1997

-This Is Our Youth, (The New Group) 1996

-SubUrbia (Lincoln Center) 1994

-An Imaginary Life, 1993 (Playwrights Horizons)

-The Perfectionist (McCarter Theatre), Princeton, NJ

-Life During Wartime, 1990 (La Jolla) Directed by Les Waters, subsequently produced by Berkeley Rep. Company (1990), Contemporary Arts Center (New Orleans), Manhattan Theatre Club (1990)

-Wonderful Time (WPA) Jonathan Marc Sherman

-Fathers And Sons (Malaparte, co-founder)

-Woman And Wallace (Playwrights Horizons) 1988 (approx.)

-A Joke (Malaparte)

-You Can Count On Me, One-act by Kenneth Lonergan (Naked Angels Theatre Company, Winter Shorts/Actors Gang Theatre, Los Angeles)

-Wild Dogs (Malaparte)

-Four Corners (American Place Theater)

-Eden Cinema (American Place Theater)

-Korea (Ensemble Studio Theatre)

-Romance Language, 1984, (Playwrights Horizons) Off-Broadway debut

-Brighton Beach Memoirs, 1984, (Neil Simon Theatre), stand-in, Eugene Morris Jerome

-As Sure As You Live (Naked Angels Theatre Company)

Director

-Little Bites, Naked Angels Theatre Co.: Winter Shorts 2, Los Angeles, 1998

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Coast of Utopia--Salvage

Josh and Martha Plimpton in Coast of Utopia. Photo by Paul Kolnik, c. 2007