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PUSH UP. Director: Bryan Enk. Ghost Food.

Planned Parenthood. #BansOffMyBody Culture House (Formerly Fictionless.). *Winner Two Gold Muse Creative Awards

GOING LOCAL.  Director: Sam O'Hare.  Aero Film.  

Director: Austin Smithard


AUDIO

All four episodes of the horror podcast DEAD AIR (brought to you by THE Blood brother's Present . . . . ) are available HERE, as well as on your preferred podcast ap!  

 

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REVIEWS

“So much of the play hinges on the audience’s ability to connect with Diane,  Morgan Zipf-Meister delivers a captivating portrayal. ...  Scurrying around the stage, her movements are quick and intentionally shaky, as if the character is forcibly willing herself not to collapse at any given moment. ...  Diane is in constant pain – both physical and emotional – yet her eyes light up whenever she starts talking about Lilith. Zipf-Meister shifts her entire body language to convey the change – she sits up straight, gesticulates, and speaks in a faster, excited rant. Her performance is phenomenal. She’s on stage for almost the entire runtime and firing on all cylinders throughout.” - THEATER SCENE

“Excellent performances abound. … Most striking is Morgan Zipf-Meister’s Lisette. Zipf-Meister manages to simultaneously project deep vulnerability and profound strength, serving as the hub around which the action revolves. Her searching and knowing eyes shine a light on everyone on and off the stage. … Again, it is perhaps Zipf-Meister’s dynamic with each of the other three which sets the acting apart. These dyadic encounters range from the pitiable (such as with the near-jilted Lyman) to the sincere (with a now-vulnerable PT) to the vitriolic (confronting the seemingly potent Griffin). Each of these shines, with Zipf-Meister bringing something, perhaps that elusive spark that all creators are indeed in search of, out of each of the players.” - THINKING THEATER NYC

“In her role as Lisette, actress Morgan Zipf-Meister gives a mesmerizing performance that gradually reveals her character’s traumatic past and journey to this year’s competition. Her portrayal captivates the audience, allowing her to deliver a profound emotional impact.” -FEARS MAGAZINE

“Morgan Zipf-Meister’s portrayal of Lisette is a revelation. … Her performance is a masterclass in restraint and release. Her ability to embody a character so wholly consumed by her craft feels unnervingly real, a performance that lingers long after the lights have dimmed. … It is subtle and absolutely brilliant and haunting in its authenticity.” - CULTUREMENTAL

"A number of the actors here are fun to watch like the lead woman in the "Milton" family who has dominated Mildred Springs, Charmaine Milton, played by the exquisitely dressed Morgan Zipf-Meister." - APPLAUSE! APPLAUSE!

"As Marianne’s confidant Claire, Morgan Zipf-Meister offered a dry sense of humor and ridiculously on-point comedic delivery. Zipf-Meister was wonderfully quirky, making the role her own. " -THEATER IN THE NOW