Upcoming Projects/Media!
Breaking Fast With a Coca Cola
A Film by Amy Omar
After growing up in the secular households of their Turkish immigrant parents in the Midwest, Özlem and Ada are desperate to celebrate a tradition of their own. Together, they embark on a day of fasting and feasting for Ramadan and embrace their cultural differences along the way.
In post production!
Wild Animals
PJ Grisar, Forward
Director: Juan Pablo Daranas Molina [FILA 20]
Writer: Juan Pablo Daranas Molina
Producer: Bianca Di Marco [FILA 20]
Cast: Lucie Allouche, Charlotte Hacke, Amir Mosallaie, Enmanuel Galban, Ella Rivers
Domestic Animals is a character-driven feature drama about five long-time friends whose vacations turn sour after they lose their two dogs in the woods. The search for their pets will resurface old tensions, animosities, and affairs within the group.
{Currently in post production!)
Blame Them
Blame Them is a complex comedy examining a teenager’s lack of sexual education and communication skills when confronted with an STI. It explores shame, peer pressure and lack of agency in young women's complicated relationship to sex in an effort to reframe how we talk about sexual health.
Directed by Eliza McKenna
Written by Eleanor Greene
Cast: Lucie Allouche, Eleanor Greene, Ellis Cox-McAllister, and Katie Rodgers
The Dybbuk
Directed by Jesse Freeman
Adapted by David Mandelbaum
Written by S. Ansky
Performed at Theater for A New City in conjunction with New Yiddish Rep
Theater Pizzazz, Myra Chanin
The Reviews Hub, Carrie Lee O’Dell
The Talmud
Directed by Jesse Freedman
Produced by Target Margin Theater and Meta-Phys Ed
Target Margin Theater, September 12-28, 2019
Raison D'être: an Evening with Pirandello
Directed by Patrick Mulryan
Produced by Jennifer Jewell (J. Jewell Productions)
Choreographed by Allison Plamondon
Theater 71 at Church of the Blessed Sacrament, September 20-29th, 2018
Austin Fimmano, Plays to See, New York
Bob Dreyfuss, Picture This Post, New York
Mark Savitt, Hi!Drama, New York
"Along with the compelling Ms. Jewell, the strongest players were: Brian Linden (father), Lucie Allouche (Step-Daughter), Melissa Eddy Quilty (Madame Pace), and Rachel Lauren James (Nada)."
LindaAnn LoSchiavo, L'idea Magazine, Italy