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Tony Glazer is an award-winning writer, director and producer, and a Managing Partner and founding member of Choice Films and Choice Theatricals. Tony’s plays have been produced in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia and Canada. He just wrapped production on his feature film, Junction, which he directed. (www.junctionthemovie.com). Glazer's short film A Younger Man, produced by Pâté Productions, Ltd, Movie Ranch Entertainment and Choice Films Inc. (www.ayoungerman.com) is now in several festivals around the country and has won several awards. Glazer's short stories Single White Mammal and Buster won dual prizes in Writer's Digest's 2006 Best Short Story Competition and were published in Writer's Digest's 2006 Competition Collection. |
Glazer's stage plays include
Stain, and
Safe (both published by Samuel French),
American Stare, The Substance of Bliss, In The Daylight, and
Reading Under the Influence.
Reading Under the Influence just completed an extended Off-Broadway run at Union Square's DR2 Theatre in New York City.
Stain premiered Off-Broadway at The Kirk Theater on Theater Row.
Safe originally premiered at the Jose Quintero Theatre in New York. One of his short plays,
Doll Play, recently premiered in the 34th Annual Samuel French Short Play Festival under his direction. Glazer’s play,
In the Daylight, premiered Off-Broadway in fall 2009 at the McGinn/Cazale Theatre and two monologues from this play were selected for publication in the 2010 Best Women’s Monologues Compilation published by Smith and Kraus. Tony's new play,
The Substance of Bliss recently won the L. Arnold Weissberger Award at The Williamstown Theatre Festival. His latest play,
American Stare, is in the final stages of development for production (season announcement coming soon). Glazer is a Managing Member of The Private Theatre and also serves on the Advisory Council of the T. Schreiber Studio where he directed a production of
Better Living which received three NYIT (New York Innovative Theater) Award Nominations for excellence. Tony received his BFA in Acting from Boston University and studied acting with Maggie Flanigan. Find Tony online at
www.tonyglazer.com.
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Summer Crockett Moore is an award-winning actress/producer and a Managing Partner and founding member of Choice Films & Choice Theatricals (and the founder of their pre-cursor, Choice Productions), which has produced various multi-media theatre and film projects, including the recent Off-Broadway world premieres of Reading Under the Influence, Stain and In The Daylight, as well as the upcoming premiere of the new play, American Stare. She was a lead producer on the short film A Younger Man (www.ayoungerman.com) which is now on the festival circuit, winning multiple awards. She is also a lead producer on the upcoming feature film Junction, which will have its world premiere Winter 2012 - www.junctionthemovie.com. Other New York theatre productions include: Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, by Alan Ball, Between the Lines, a multi-media piece combining five one-act plays and five short films, the new rock musical, Crazy Head Space (workshop production), TUNE iN, an original multimedia sketch comedy show combining theatre and film at Caroline's On Broadway, Love Angst & the Way In, another multi-media show, followed by the From Stage to Screen Workshop Series entitled Looking for Limerance.
Summer is a member of the Board of Directors of The Private Theatre www.theprivatetheatre.org where she will serve as a Producer on two of their upcoming 2012 season productions: Everything Must Go, a new comedy by Tony Glazer, and Playing With Fire, a new adaptation of the Strindberg classic, staged in a site-specific location in New York City. Summer also serves as the President of the Board of Directors at T. Schreiber Studio www.tschreiber.org.
Summer can be seen and heard in various national and international television and radio commercial spots (over 650 in her commercial career) as well as in recurring roles in television shows and in feature films. She also voices multiple characters in several cartoon series. |
Summer won the 2006 New York Innovative Theater Award for Best Actress in a Featured Role for her work in the 25-year revival of Last Summer at Bluefish Cove, and was nominated for an International Voicey Award for Best Female Voice Talent for her work as a voice-over artist. For a full list of her credits and to hear & see demos visit: www.summercrockettmoore.com.