Recent Projects

November 2011:

The Undertoe Dance Festival is a platform for showcasing and promoting tap and jazz dance in NYC.

Featuring performances by:
Undertoe Dance Project • Andrea Andresakis• Emily Bufferd / BEings Dance• Samantha Litvak• Sue Samuels / Jazz Roots Dance Company• Macy Sullivan• Matthew Wagner / Step Brothers NYC• Undertoe Dance Festival Workshop Students

92Y Buttenweiser Hall, NYC

IT'S COMPLICATED
choreographed by Andrea Andresakis.
A tale of work, lust, and addiction.
Part 1: Just One More Email
Part 2: The Choices We Make
Part 3: The Bottle

Mrs. Ryan of Maspeth, Queens

Written by Dr. Vanda

With Angelo Angrisani, Alex Carney, Valerie David, Andrea Sooch, Carol
Mennie, Eric Percival, Jenny Vallancourt, Matthew Stein, Sarah Polen, Tevy
Bradley, Virginia Baeta, and Tamara Scott as Mrs. Ryan

Directed by Andrea Andresakis

September 2011
Manahttan Theatre Source, NYC

Choreographed by Andrea Andresakis

March 2011
The Wings Theatre, NYC

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Directed and Choreographed by Andrea Andresakis
April 2011
Mattin Center, Swirnow Theater
Charles Avenue, John Hopkins University, MD

	April 2011 at Connecticut College, Harkness Chapel Emerson Theatre Collaborative presents Melanie Greenhouse’s play about a post-holocaust Jewish family as told in the voice of “Chessie,” the African American domestic whom they employ. It is the portrayal of two cultures—how each transcends race and ethnicity in a segregated environment. Please join us for “talk-back” after the production with the actors & playwright. Sponsored by the Dept. of Music, Theater, and Dance, the Student Union, L.I.F.E. and InterVarsity MORE INFO NEWS STORY *Past performances of Chestina Vanessa Poulson* include:** May 7th -16th, 2010 at the Latham Chester Store, Noank, CT August 13th-15th, 2010 at the Union Baptist Church, Mystic CT October 4th, 2010 Rhode Island College

April 2011 at
Connecticut College, Harkness Chapel

Emerson Theatre Collaborative presents Melanie Greenhouse’s play about a post-holocaust Jewish family as told in the voice of “Chessie,” the African American domestic whom they employ. It is the portrayal of two cultures—how each transcends race and ethnicity in a segregated environment. Please join us for “talk-back” after the production with the actors & playwright.

Sponsored by the Dept. of Music, Theater, and Dance, the Student Union, L.I.F.E. and InterVarsity

MORE INFO

NEWS STORY

Past performances of Chestina Vanessa Poulson include:
May 7th -16th, 2010 at the Latham Chester Store, Noank, CT
August 13th-15th, 2010 at the Union Baptist Church, Mystic CT
October 4th, 2010 Rhode Island College