2010 SPRING GALA WITH EDWARD ALBEE

Acclaimed playwright Edward Albee came to Buffalo as the featured guest of the 2010 Spring Gala. It included a special showing of RLTP's production of The Goat;Or Who is Sylvia? At the Road Less Traveled Theater, followed by an open bar & hors d'oeuvres hosted by Edward Albee at the Intermission Lounge.

Watch Tony Chase's interview with
Edward Albee at www.ArtvoiceTV.com, Click
HERE!

See photos from RLTP's Spring Gala and Q&A with Edward Albee, Click HERE!

Listen to WBFO's interview with Edward Albee at www.publicbroadcasting.net, Click HERE!

OPENING WEEKEND OPEN MIC AT THE RLTT

Hosted by Verniece Turner & Jon Elston through the 2009-2010 season this open mic experience allowed feedback on featured short poems, songs and stories.

2009 SPRING GALA WITH JAMES REBHORN

On May 1, 2009 acclaimed actor James Rebhorn came to Buffalo in support of RLTP's American Theater Masters Series production of Arthur Miller's The Man Who Had All The Luck.

During a special Q&A with RLTP's playwrights, actors and staff, Mr. Rebhorn shared insights from his extensive experience in stage, television and film in addition to recounting the time he spent with Arthur Miller in the revival of The Man Who Had All The Luck. And that evening he was our special guest at our annual Spring Gala.

Thank you to all who attended and made it such a great evening - and especially to our gala sponsor the Up Foundation and show sponsor the Buffalo Sabres.

For pictures, click here.

AN EVENING AT ROCKWELL HALL WITH ALEC BALDWIN

On Saturday February 28th, 2009 Alec Baldwin came to Buffalo to take part in a fundraiser for RLTP.

The Event included a special pre-show reception at the Burchfield Penney Art Museum with Mr. Baldwin and was followed by Alec's performance at Rockwell Hall in a rare staged reading of David Mamet's play SPEED THE PLOW.

Mr. Baldwin was joined on stage for the reading by Brian Mysliwy and Kelly Jakiel and it was directed by Artistic Director Scott Behrend.

It was a very special evening as guests got to mingle with Alec and see him perform live!

Gala Reception Photos

REVIEW

SPRING 2008 GALA WITH ERIC BOGOSIAN

Acclaimed playwright & actor Eric Bogosian was our featured guest at the 2008 Spring Gala event. It included a special showing of RLTP's production of Humpty Dumpty at the Road Less Traveled Theater followed by an open bar & hors d'oeuvres hosted by Eric Bogosian at Shea's Intermission Lounge.

WBFO Interview with Eric Bogosian

Spring 2008 Gala Photo Gallery CAN THESE PHOTOS BE ADDED TO A PHOTOBUCKET PAGE

AN EVENING WITH MICHAEL CIVISCA - A FUNDRAISER FOR RLTP

Road Less Traveled Productions presented a one night only performance by Michael Civisca on May 12th, 2007.

Michael Civisca performed at the Road Less Traveled Theatre, in a special presentation directed by RLTP's Artistic Director Scott Behrend. A cocktail reception at Cabaret Restaurant followed the performance.

Buffalo native Michael Civisca is a popular vocalist specializing in the music of the Great American Songbook. Civisca uses his smooth baritone voice with finesse and discretion to fit the mood and tone of each song he performs. He is a contemporary artist with a traditional flair performing the music of the great composers, including Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, and fellow Buffalonian Harold Arlen, Civisca also adds to the Songbook by writing and arranging original compositions that reflect the values and essence of his favorite musical genre.

AN EVENING WITH ALEC BALDWIN - A FUNDRAISER FOR RLTP

In 2006, RLTP Artistic Director Scott Behrend made his professional NYC debut by assistant directing Joe Orton's ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE at the Roundabout (NYC), in a production starring Alec Baldwin.

Scott's experience working with Mr. Baldwin was so mutually rewarding that Alec Baldwin visited Buffalo for a very special one-night-only "Evening With Alec Baldwin" on July 12, 2006 to benefit RLTP.

Mr. Baldwin starred in a reading of the play ART by Yazmina Reza and was joined by local theatre luminaries Gerry Maher and Brendan Powers.

Listen to WBFO interview with Alec Baldwin

Proceeds from this event were used to offset the costs of building our theatre as well as general running costs for the theatre.