I first saw this show when I was working at the Public Theatre in Pittsburgh and it was so delightful, I fell in love with it. Fallen Angels has been called Noel Coward\’s funniest play, and that\’s saying something! So this June Gilda Shedstecker Presents! the Roaring Twenties of Downton Abbey and Gatsby at the […]
It gives me great pleasure to share some insight for the future of Gilda Shedstecker Presents! As founder and Artistic Director of this company, my focus will continue to be on presenting the irreverent comedies that I love. There are plans in the works for productions of Golden Girls on stage, a Gilda version of
Getting personal here for a moment. Yes, I\’ve been a people pleaser most of my life. I\’ve been in advertising and marketing where the focus is to appeal to the broadest audience, and that\’s a hard habit to break. I like having people be happy. But putting the focus on trying to please strangers is
All right, now. And the knee jerks. Let\’s calm down, people! The question has been asked, how dare we besmirch the inviolable name of everyone\’s beloved Abraham Lincoln?! I\’m referring, of course, to the title of the next Gilda Shedstecker Presents! show coming in February. It seems offense is taken based on the idea that
Transitions. Out with the old, in with the new. Standing on a precipice, ready to cross a threshold, but don\’t step timidly, LEAP! Think about it. You step and expect to find solid ground, and you\’re thrown off balance and begin to plummet when your foot is met with empty air. There is nothing pleasant
