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JOY DAVIDSON returns to the theatre with...
- three one-woman plays: MARIA: The Life and Loves of Maria Callas (Alma H. Bond), ALICE: An Evening with the Tart-Tongued Alice Roosevelt Longworth (Kitty Felde), HEPBURN: Tea At five ()
- the Tony Award winning play "Master Class" (Terrence McNally), and
- as Narrator for various orchestral performances.
The three one-woman plays, MARIA , ALICE and HEPBURN are available in two formats:
- 60 minutes with an additional 30 minutes question-and-answer period or
- 90 minutes
The plays have been proven successful for general theatre audiences with sold out performances. Each has significant historical content and is particularly appropriate for educational programs e.g.:
MARIA: Opera Companies' fund-raisers for Guild activities, apprentice programs; college and university music programs. A master class with Miss Davidson for vocal students/young artists is available in conjunction with the theatrical booking.ALICE: Historical Societies, particularly those with an interest in the Roosevelt Family; Life-Long Learning
HEPBURN: The first act takes place in September 1938. The second act takes place in February 1983, after Hepburn was injured in a car crash.
Programs targeting adult education. Set suggestions and performance fees are open to negotiation with Miss Davidson. Joy Davidson is also available for the leading role of Maria Callas in the drama-critics award winning play, "Master Class" (Terrance McNally) and for the role of Narrator in a variety of symphony orchestra performances, e.g. "Peter and the Wolf" (Sergei Prokofiev) and "Facade" (music by William Walton; poetry by Edith Sitwell)
CONTACT:
Telephone: 305-510-5131 E-Mail: joy@joydavidsonpresents.com
Press Kit Archive
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Naples Daily News: Review: Joy Davidson bring Katharine Hepburn to life in ‘Tea at Five’
Posted on April 10, 2012 | No CommentsThrough it all, Davidson skips ladylike around the simple set, pouring tea, chatting on the phone and telling stories. Telling stories is what the actress does best because she gets... -
Photos: Tea At Five – On Stage
Posted on April 10, 2012 | No CommentsThe first act takes placae in September 1938. Despite Broadway performances and her first Oscar, Hepburn has just been labeled “box-office poisoin” after a series of film flops. With her... -
Print-Ready Portrait Photos: Joy Davidson 2012
Posted on April 5, 2012 | No CommentsPhotos by SAO Photography (click on the thumbnail photo to retrieve a high-resolution copy) -
Photos: Tea At Five – Backstage
Posted on April 5, 2012 | No CommentsNaples Philharmonic Center March 10 & March 11, 2012 A fantastic team! Director: Annette Trossbach Makeup: Sandra Kaseto Husband: Rob Davidson Photography: Debi Pittman Wilkey, Gary Jung -
Editor’s Pick: Review Washington Post for ALICE
Posted on January 31, 2012 | No CommentsOnline Source: Washington Post: Alice: An evening with the tart-tongued daughter of Theodore Roosevelt Erin Williams writes in the Washington Post on July 19, 2011: If you haven’t got anything nice... -
The Hill: Q&A with Joy Davidson
Posted on December 5, 2011 | No CommentsOnline Source: The Hill Washington, DC: July 18, 2011: “She could have been overshadowed by her president father and House-Speaker husband, but Alice Roosevelt Longworth found a way to... -
Recent Reviews on Medea
Posted on May 24, 2011 | 1 CommentNaples Daily News: 3/21/2011: “Opera singer Joy Davidson puts her sonorous voice to good use; garbed in a black cloak and hobbling on a cane, she sweeps the audience into... -
Video Highlights: Joy Davidson plays Maria Callas
Posted on September 28, 2010 | No CommentsJoy Davidson in “Maria: The Life and Loves of Maria Callas” at the Kravis Center for the Arts, Rinker Theatre, West Palm Beach, Florida. Camera: Lightning Videos, Direction and Set... -
Video Highlights: Joy Davidson Plays Alice Roosevelt
Posted on September 28, 2010 | 3 CommentsJoy Davidson in “Alice: An Evening with the Tart-Tongued Alice Roosevelt Longworth” at the Philharmonic Center For The Arts, Naples, Florida. Camera: Naples Original Video Production; Director and Set Design:... -
MARIA On Stage – Slideshow/Photo Gallery
Posted on September 14, 2010 | No CommentsPhotos Debi Pittman Wilkey and Gary Jung “Maria: The Life and Loves of Maria Callas”, Alma H. Bond’s play which ran for several months in 2000 in Greenwich Village, N.Y.,...