Above: The God Projekt, photo by Richard Termine. Pictured: Edward Einhorn and Kevin Augustine

Below: Photos from various plays I have directed. Click on each picture for full photo credits. Below the photos: video trailers and excerpts.

The Left Hand of Darkness

The Marriage of Alice B. Toklas by Gertrude Stein (Edinburgh)

Blood, Sweat, and Queers

Exagoge

The Shylock and the Shakespeareans

The Marriage of Alice B. Toklas by Gertrude Stein

Doctors Jane and Alexander

Cabaret in Captivity

Alma Baya

The Marriage of Alice B. Toklas by Gertrude Stein

The Neurology of the Soul

City of Glass

The God Projekt

Iphigenia in Aulis

Rudolf II

The Lathe of Heaven

The Iron Heel

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

The Resistible Rise of JR Brinkley

Money Lab

Cat's Cradle

Pangs of the Messiah

The Last Cyclist

The Memo

Audience

Linguish

Fairy Tales of the Absurd

Lysistrata

Rhinoceros

Sweeney Agonistes

Video Excerpts

An excerpt from Untitled Theater Company No. 61's City of Glass, adapted and directed by Edward Einhorn from the book by Paul Auster. With Robert Honeywell, Dina Rose Rivera, and Mateo Moreno. Music by Freddi Price. Video: Gil Sperling, Set Christopher Heilman, Lighting: Chris Weston. Read more about the show at www.untitledtheater.com

Conceived by Kevin Augustine Co-Written and Co-Directed by Kevin Augustine and Edward Einhorn from Lone Wolf Tribe in association with Untitled Theater Company #61 A raucous and darkly humorous minimal extravaganza on religion and secular morality. Alone in a Beckett-inspired vision of paradise, God does his level best to manage his divine office. But while fielding an unending flow of prayer requests, he uncovers a secret from his ancient past he'd rather remain forgotten. Featuring Catskill-style comedy, bloody puppetry and a tour-de-forc performance by Augustine as the Man Upstairs himself, The God Project delivers a dynamic interpretation of a deep, contradictory, and ambiguous Almighty. Set & Video: Tom Lee; Lighting: Jeanette Oi-Suk Yew; Sound: Mark Bruckner; Costumes: Ciera Wells-Jones; Puppeteers: Emily Marsh & Joseph Garner

A trailer for the film The Last Cyclist, based on a comedy written during the Holocaust in the Terezin camps. Original play by Karel Svenk, Reconstructed and Reimagined by Naomi Patz, Directed by Edward Einhorn. Coming soon!

Directing

Video Excerpts