Fragments of Brilliance

What’s On

A musical, a play, a graphic novel and a Chekhov — four works GMF is carrying, each with the institution built around it rather than left to find its own way.

Next Door — key art: two neighbours on either side of a wall, one in pink, one in a leather jacket.

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Next Door

A Six Feet Apart Musical

So close and so far, at the same place.

Two strangers sharing a New York flat are forced into a sudden, unforeseen stasis after a global event turns their world upside down. Originally a celebrated micromusical in Miami and Madrid, expanded into a full-length production through showcases at NYC’s Chelsea Factory and Repertorio Español.

Book, Music & Lyrics by Paloma de Vega

The production
An Elephant in the Room — key art: two snakes coiling toward outstretched hands.

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An Elephant in the Room

A play

All entrances are closed…

An award-winning play, supported through GMF’s Fragments of Brilliance.

Written by Roberto Thomas-Díaz

The production
EMMA: The Graphic Novel — cover artwork.

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EMMA

The Graphic Novel

Vanity working on a weak head produces every sort of mischief.

GMF supports Duniath Comics’ graphic-novel adaptation of Jane Austen’s Emma, created in celebration of the 210th anniversary of Austen’s wittiest classic.

by Georgie Castilla · based on the novel by Jane Austen

The production
SEAGULL — announcement artwork: a black gas mask with red lenses on a pale grey ground, above the title SEAGULL, after Chekhov by Derek Wilson.

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SEAGULL

After Chekhov

Everyone here loves so strongly in the wrong direction.

Derek Wilson’s adaptation of Chekhov, co-produced with Brindle Dog Theatre Company and working toward a New York presentation. A production designed to be lived in rather than watched: no stage lighting, no recorded sound, everything made in the room by the actors.

Adapted by Derek Wilson · with Brindle Dog Theatre Company

The production

Also in hand

Aesthetic of Awe

GMF’s Main Stage season — four works held within one curatorial proposition. In development; dates, venues and casting will be announced.

Explore the season

Each of these exists because the institution decided it was worth building around.