Uranium Madhouse Blog

…to help assure the survival of the appreciation of the written word… Plummer quietly concludes his show with an ardent defense of our literary heritage: “We must implore, beseech, entice, cajole, persuade, induce the children to read everything of value, of beauty while they’re young or what’s a heaven for?” He then quotes Emily Dickinson, […]

I am very pleased to have Pablo Santiago designing the lights for this show. Like Eun Nym Cho, the set and costume designer for The Duchess of Malfi, Pablo is a graduate of the MFA program in design at UCLA. Pablo is the winner of the Cirque Du Soleil Scholarship Award, James Pendleton Foundation Prize, […]

Eunnym Cho is a scenic and costume designer. She discovered her extraordinary passion for theater when she participated in a backstage workshop at the age of 16. Since then, she has been actively involved in theater as a creative and enthusiastic scenic, costume, and prop designer. Recent scenic design credits include Spring Awakening, directed by […]

I am very pleased to be working again with Jeff Gardener, who designed the sound for our inaugural production, Conversation Storm/The House of Cards. Jeff is an “actor/sound designer”, and will be doing both in The Duchess of Malfi. He’ll be playing the role of Antonio, as well as designing the sound. Jeff is an […]

We made a big announcement today. We have begun fundraising for our upcoming production of John Webster’s play The Duchess of Malfi. Uranium Madhouse Presents The Duchess of Malfi – project teaser from Andrew Utter on Vimeo. So…John Webster? Who’s John Webster? Actually, you know. If you that looks familiar, but you can’t quite place […]