Here are performance pictures from the 2018 Equity Library Theatre Play Festival production of TREASON. The brooding monologue was the 2017 winner of the Equity Library Theatre Play Festival in New York City. The play was revived and produced as a showcase of “Last Year’s Winner”. Pictured is Anel Carmona as “Jane Doe”.
More performance photos are available on the production page.
On August 11, 2018, Zero Untitled-NY’s Anel Carmona will be reviving the dark monologue “Treason” for the 2018 Equity Library Summer Play Festival, Part 2.
Written by Katherine Orozco-Verderber, the monologue won BEST DRAMA at the festival last year.
The performance will be at the
NYPL Harry Belafonte Branch
203 W 115th St, New York at noon.
Zero Untitled is prepped to bring a handful of new shows, readings, Happenings, and more to the Texas and New York City areas!
Although we cannot get into too many details just yet, here is a list of projects underway and upcoming!
“Treason” (revival)
Starring and Dir. by Anel Carmona (NYC)
NYPL Harry Belafonte Branch
203 W 115th St, New York at noon.
August 11, 2018
“Dual Sex” Happening
Dir. By Julio Martinez (Texas)
“Dual Sex” Happening
Dir. By Anel Carmona (NYC)
“Zellen: Soundscape” JUST ADDED!
Dir. Michael Verderber
“Captive Pilgrim” (more readings)
Written By Anel Carmona
Zero Untitled – NYC
“Welcome Home”
By Katherine Orozco-Verderber
October 15, 16, and 17 – 8:00
Fore Hall’s Blue Room @ TAMU-Kingsville
Dramatica (multiple performances)
Dir. Michael Verderber
Premature Punchline @ The Art Walk
October 5th
6:00 to 7:30 and 8:15 to 9:45
Assorted music videos (dir. By Andrea Lorin), Premature Punchline shows, and more! More details coming soon.
In addition to new music exclusives (see article below), both the Zero Untitled and the Premature Punchline Facebook pages will be uploading tons of new and original memes (in addition to sharing some of our favorites found on the internet).
Primarily, the content will be targeting and making fun of US, so if you have seen our shows, you can certainly relate to the jokes. Check out both Facebook pages for daily updates.
Check out the Zero Untitled Facebook for exclusive tracks from our March Music Month! First up are some tracks from DJ Oringe, like this one “They Descend”!!
Several other tracks will be released shortly afterwards, so be on the look out.
The latest pics from our Textual Overture event at Blue Ribbon cafe.
See you guys at the next Textual Overture event! Poetry, plays, live music, and more assorted goodies! 
Here are several images from the recent stages reading production of “Captive Pilgrim” in Brooklyn, courtesy of Zero Untitled – NYC.
“Captive Pilgrim” full cast and crew.
Read the BroadwayWorld.com article on “Captive Pilgrim” here: https://www.broadwayworld.com/brooklyn/article/Zero-Untitled-NYC-Presents-The-First-Stage-Reading-Of-CAPTIVE-PILGRIM-20180430
Rehearsal discussion
Divided by Zero – Interview Series “The Hunt of the Scarecrows”
We sat down with Dark Tour veterans and stars of the upcoming “The Hunt of the Scarecrows” actors Andrea Lorin, Justin Bennet, and director Michael Verderber to get some insight on this next production. The espionage-based play is a radical departure from the usual horror themed Dark Tours. Dark Tours are Zero Untitled’s name for their immersive production series staged in pitch-black spaces in which audiences travel the space with only dimmed flashlights. Previous productions have been set in Wonderland and Willy Wonka’s factory, but with this latest show, the group returns to the noir, crime-filled world of Emerald City.
DB0: Tell me a little bit about your role in the upcoming Dark Tour.
Andrea Lorin: Everyone in this show, myself included, plays a different role every night. So if you want to learn more, you’ll just have to come all three nights and see for yourself!
Justin Bennet: I play Finch, a detective and Finch is just trying to set things right after years of being a corrupt cop.
Michael Verderber: In addition to co-writing and co-directing, I will be a handler for the show.
DB0: What’s a handler?
MV: Oh, I will be helping out with the technological aspects of the show. Some audience groups will be required to go online and connect with an Operative who will give them mission directives.
DB0: What can audiences expect from coming to this show?
JB: The audience can expect wall-to-wall action and feel like they are making a difference in the story.
AL: Audiences can expect lots of walking, espionage, and clues that will keep you guessing.
MV: A different sort of work. Katherine (co-director and playwright) and I wanted to venture into new territory; away from horror and to tread something new. But like previous shows, the immersive element is what will make it fun. The difficulty is, will the audience miss something? So, definitely confusion and mistrust, but that is by design.
DB0: Can you expand on that?
JB: (Laughs)
MV: Yeah, the show has a timing element where certain events happen at certain times, so if the audience isn’t where they are supposed to be, they might miss out.
JB: Like in a scene that I am in, some groups will see it while others will not.
AL: Same here.
MV: So seeing the show which has four different “paths” is the best way to get the big picture.
DB0: How does this show differ from other immersive Dark Tours that Zero Untitled has done?
AL: A traditional Dark Tour is often indoors and meant to scare you while also telling a story. The Hunt of the Scarecrows, an outdoor experience, is meant to make you think and think quickly, as you only have a certain amount of time to complete your mission. There is also no “tour guide” as in most of our Dark Tours, taking you from place to place – the cryptic clues you receive are your only guide, along with your wits and knowledge of the TAMUK campus.
JB: What set this different than other Dark Tours from the past is that we are giving the fate of the play into the hands of our audience. Plus the audience now has freedom to move more freely, because in the past the audience was confined into a close space. But with this Dark Tour, we give them for freedom to interact with our characters and their environment.
DB0: Thanks, gang! “The Hunt of the Scarecrows” has two performances per night at 7:00 and 8:15 on May 7, 8, and 9.
Zero Untitled Productions specializes in theatre staged in non-traditional spaces. Our versatile ethos allows the talent of our actors, writers, and directors to shine with great diversity. Rather than simply staging traditional plays, Zero Untitled writes, produces, and stages immersive theatre, unique music from a variety of genres, cultural, experimental, and environmental puppetry, and long and short form improv. All creative work will find an avenue of production, whether that is through our annual immersive horror Dark Tour, our open mic series Textual Overture, or even short films. We welcome everyone who is looking to embrace their creativity, no previous experience required.
If you ever need to reach Zero Untitled, feel free to reach out to us on our social media platforms (Facebook, Tik Tok, YouTube, Instagram, etc), but the fastest way is through our email, which is checked daily:
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We hope to hear from you!