#bkone

we’re putting up SAVAGE IN LIMBO at brooklynONE.

and yeah… this one hits.

Savage in Limbo is about being stuck. not in some abstract, poetic way. in the real way. the “I thought I’d be somewhere else by now” way.

a group of people in a bar. talking, drinking, pushing each other, avoiding the thing they all know is sitting right under the surface.

we’re not dressing this up.

the space is tight. the energy is immediate. you’re right there with them. it’s messy, it’s funny, it’s uncomfortable, and it moves. it’s got a pulse.

we’ve got a cast that’s going for it. a team that’s locked in. and a room that’s going to feel different every night.

come see it.

Ho'brah Taco Joint, Pipin's Pop Up proudly present with

brooklynONE productions 

And Away We Go! a Ten Year Anniversary Fundraiser

Back in 2006 Tom Kane and Anthony Marino began a journey to bring original, experimental, off broadway style theatre to their home of Bay Ridge. In that time hundreds of original works have been produced, songs have been song, poetry read and music events created! We've laughed and cried and now WE CELEBRATE!

Come join us as we honor our creative past and preview the future!

We are Happy to Honor our Vince Mazza Award Winners over the years: Michael John Coluccio Jeff Samaha Anthony Marino Arlene Keating Dawn Barry Hansen John Heffernan Anton Koval Nicole Ferguson-Rodriguez  and our two NEW Honorees: Adriane Cole and Joe Appel!!

We are also humbled and thrilled to annouce the Tom Kane #Legacy Award presented this year to Camille Orrichio Loccisano Andrew Gerardi and Lauren McElroy!

Join us at 6pm for a cocktail party sponsored by Ho'Brah and Pipin's Pop Up. Meet and greet with our honorees and special guests!

Then at 8pm our Award Show and performances begin, which will truly be an amazing night of theatre and fun!!

Do not miss this one of a kind night that ONLY brooklynONE could create!!

CELEBRATE WITH US

SAVE THE DATE

November 12, 2016

St. Pats Auditorium Hall

MORE Details to follow.

This past weekend one of the most anticipated comic book movies ever announced was finally released. In the theaters Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was not just a movie but truly an international EVENT of the most epic proportions. 

But did it actually live up to all the hype? Could it ever live up to all its hype? In a pop culture world with so much to navigate, we turn to the experts. The Pop doctors at the CCD...or Cultural Compulsive Disorder. You've got the illness and they've got the cure. 

In this their latest PODCAST, JediROB Martin and Mike D(eVito) take to the mic to break down the latest comic book movie release, and its not all candies and unicorns. Joining them at the mic, brooklynONE's own Artistic Director, resident Batman expert and pop cultural enthusiast- Anthony Marino. 

This Podcast is one for the record books, and this Movie is creating more divisiveness then Trump and Bernie and New Coke combined! So download, tune in, turn ON, and listen and when you're done ... find the CCD page on Facebook and chime in!! 

March 19, 2006.

Tom Kane messages me from a screen name Brooklyn1theater

"Let's start our own theater company...we'll call it BrooklynONE."

On the day of my 24th birthday, with the enthusiasm of Kane in full force- a Brooklyn based performing arts company was born.

Stoked in the flame of artistic originality, vision and drive to do something different; a journey that has now lasted a decade of my life began. In that time we have created some of the most original and challenging pieces of theatre, art, performances and events our little enclave of Brooklyn has ever seen. We have been the underdog, the ignored and on top of the world. We have forged relationships and incredible collaborations with some of the most amazingly talented, gracious, giving and focused artists I have ever met in my life.

We have laughed together, We have created together. We have mourned together. We have failed together. We have excelled together. We have grown together. We have learned together. We have pulled of amazing feats of artistry together. We have produced shows from across the world. We have premiered films and documentaries and sparked debates. We continue to rebel together. We have worked to help our community. We have never wavered from our vision of being and doing more then just the ordinary. We have striven for innovation. It is all beyond anything I can fully express in any message in any amount of words.

I am eternally grateful for that AOL IM message from my co-founder back in 2006 and the journey that it began. I could have never imagined how quickly 10 years would have gone by. I could have never imagined all the different experiences we would all go through together with brooklynONE as the center of those shared experiences.

I am humbled and inspired by each and every person who has ever taken the time to be apart of our company. If it was for 1 show, I thank you and if it was for every show, I thank you and tell you that you are forever apart of the brooklynONE family.

March 19, 2016.

Ten years and so many many more to go. We have only just begun to create. Our best years are ahead of us, and the memories we made together in the past ten years serve as a foundation for our next decade.

Thank you all so much, and I hope you'll leave some comments and memories here and share photos and experiences of bkONE here!

All my love and thanks

Anthony Marino

March 19, 2006.

Tom Kane messages me from a screen name Brooklyn1theater

"Let's start our own theater company...we'll call it BrooklynONE."

On the day of my 24th birthday, with the enthusiasm of Kane in full force- a Brooklyn based performing arts company was born.

Stoked in the flame of artistic originality, vision and drive to do something different; a journey that has now lasted a decade of my life began. In that time we have created some of the most original and challenging pieces of theatre, art, performances and events our little enclave of Brooklyn has ever seen. We have be the underdog, the ignored and on top of the world. We have forged relationships and incredible collaborations with some of the most amazingly talented, gracious, giving and focus artists I have ever met in my life.

We have laughed together, We have created together. We have mourned together. We have failed together. We have excelled together. We have grown together. We have learned together. We have pulled of amazing feats of artistry together. We have produced shows from across the world. We have premiered films and documentaries and sparked debates. We continue to rebel together. We have worked to help our community. We have never wavered from our vision of being and doing more then just the ordinary. We have striven for innovation. It is all beyond any words I can fully express in any message in any amount of words.

I am eternally grateful for that text message from my co-founder back in 2006 and the journey it began. I could have never imagined how quickly 10 years would have gone by. I could have never imagined all the different experiences we would all go through together with brooklynONE as the center of that shared experience.

I am humbled and inspired by each and every person who has ever taken the time to be apart of our company. If it was for 1 show, I thank you and if it was for every show, I thank you and tell you that you are forever apart of the brooklynONE family.

March 19, 2016.

Ten years and so many many more to go. We have only just begun to create. Our best years are ahead of us, and the memories we made together in the past ten years serve as a foundation for our next decade.

Thank you all so much, and I hope you'll leave some comments and memories here and share photos and experiences of bkONE here!

All my love and thanks

Anthony Marino