Jennie S. Redling

2008:

THE HARVEST will receive a workshop production in Los Angeles in March, 2008

2007:

Jennie Redling is one of the 2007 recipients of the JERRY HARRINGTON AWARD FOR CREATIVE EXCELLENCE from the BMI FOUNDATION

www.bmi.com/news/entry/535098

In development: A new screenplay, tentatively titled "Six Candles" by Jennie Redling for SevenOverSeven Entertainment that explores the legacy of the Holocaust on the children of survivors.
http://sevenoverseven.com

Also in development with the BMI Workshop:

MY HEART IS A DRUM, a new musical about Ghana, Book and lyrics by Jennie S. Redling and Music by Philip Palmer, a member of the BMI Advanced Composer's Workshop who has studied African drumming technique in Africa and in the United States.

Link: BMI project - "My Heart is The Drum"

Phillip Palmer received his Bachelor of Music from the Eastman School of Music, where he studied music theory, composition, conducting, and piano. He has also studied drumming in Ghana and and choral music in South Africa. He is particularly interested in using theater to address issues of global poverty and interconnectedness. He is currently a member of the BMI Advanced Musical Theater Writing Workshop and a graduate student at the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) at Columbia University, where he is pursuing a
master's degree in economic and political development.

2006:

"THE HARVEST" WINS GRANT


DeeAnn Macomson, composer for THE HARVEST was awarded The Regional Artists' Project Grant by the North Carolina Arts Council. The grant will fund a CD of the score and a concert reading of THE HARVEST, a new musical by Jennie Staniloff-Redling and DeeAnn Macomson.

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT SQUARE ONE

A new musical about the unsung Russian heroine,
Masha Bruskina

THE HARVEST
Book and lyrics by Jennie S. Redling
Music by DeeAnn Macomson
An excerpt from the musical will be performed in concert
at
GOLDEN FLEECE LTD., The Composer's Chamber Theatre.

NOVEMBER 16 - 8:00 pm
The Caruso Room at 853 Studios
853 Seventh Avenue (between 54th and 55th). For reservations and information: (212) 691-6105

OCTOBER 24 - 6:00 pm: GONE ASTRAY, winner of the 1998 national Stanley Drama Award was read at URBAN STAGES, (See Link) NYC as part of their Monday Night Playreading Series, directed by Cat Parker
"MONDAYS AT THE MERC"
Mercantile Library of New York


SMITH & KRAUSE'S New Collection of Monologues for Actors "AUDITION ARSENAL FOR WOMEN IN THEIR 20'S: 101 Monologues by Type, 2 Minutes and Under" and
"AUDITION ARSENAL FOR WOMEN IN THEIR 30'S etc."
Two Monologues from LAVINIA SPEAKS by Jennie S. Redling are included in two new K & S publications, available late September, 2005 at Barnes & Noble. LAVINIA SPEAKS was performed at The Sage Theatre in NYC and as part of Louisville's annual Juneteenth Festival sponsored by The Actor's Theatre of Louisville.