FOREVER PLUGS:
Nat's novelization of the hit podcast STEAL THE STARS is still available nationwide!
Named one of the Best New Books of November 2017 by the Chicago Review of Books!
Named one of NPR Books' Great Reads of 2017!
Named one of Kirkus Reviews' New and Notable Books in Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror!
Named one of The Verge's 16 Science Fiction and Fantasy Books to Read this November!
CHECK OUT MORE OF STEAL THE STARS' PRESS HERE!
Named one of the Best New Books of November 2017 by the Chicago Review of Books!
Named one of NPR Books' Great Reads of 2017!
Named one of Kirkus Reviews' New and Notable Books in Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror!
Named one of The Verge's 16 Science Fiction and Fantasy Books to Read this November!
CHECK OUT MORE OF STEAL THE STARS' PRESS HERE!
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ALSO AVAILABLE NOW
You can now buy a copy of one of Nat's newest (and most deliciously terrifying) plays, Tenants, or, When the Hornet Arrives, thanks to the wonderful people at Broadway Play Publishing, Inc.
Check it out now! Any and all nightmares are absolutely intended.
TENANTS
or
WHEN THE HORNET ARRIVES
By Nat Cassidy
M and G's new apartment is nothing special — it really could be any generic New York City apartment — but they're hoping it's a place of healing, a new beginning after a traumatic encounter with a former friend. Unfortunately, the previous tenant of this apartment isn't a man who likes to let go … and he wasn't ready to move out. First, it's little things: their mail disappears, it feels like someone's watching them, he stops by occasionally just to say hi and see what they've done with the place. But soon, when G is called out of town for business, M is left alone, and before they know it, they wake up to find themselves immobilized and watching as the previous tenant begins to make the apartment his own again.
Check it out now! Any and all nightmares are absolutely intended.
TENANTS
or
WHEN THE HORNET ARRIVES
By Nat Cassidy
M and G's new apartment is nothing special — it really could be any generic New York City apartment — but they're hoping it's a place of healing, a new beginning after a traumatic encounter with a former friend. Unfortunately, the previous tenant of this apartment isn't a man who likes to let go … and he wasn't ready to move out. First, it's little things: their mail disappears, it feels like someone's watching them, he stops by occasionally just to say hi and see what they've done with the place. But soon, when G is called out of town for business, M is left alone, and before they know it, they wake up to find themselves immobilized and watching as the previous tenant begins to make the apartment his own again.
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Nat as a Biblical Fixer in Gideon Theatre's ALMALEM!
ALMELEM is a biblical backstager, set in the first century C.E., about a small group of con artists and true disciples fumbling toward the greatest story ever told.
Written by Sean Williams
Directed by Jordana Williams
Featuring: Nat Cassidy*, Yeauxlanda Kay*, Dani Martineck, Charleigh E. Parker*, Mac Rogers, and Kristen Vaughan
Stage Manager - Jodi M. Witherell
Set and Lighting Design - Will Lowry
Costume Design - Amanda Jenks
Sound Design & Original Music - Jacob Subotnick
Props Design - Montserrat Mendez
Promotional Design - Pete Boisvert
Public Relations - Emily Owens PR
The Brick Theater
579 Metropolitan Avenue (L to Lorimer or G to Metropolitan
Tickets $20
Friday, October 12 @ 7pm
Saturday, October 13 @ 7pm
Sunday, October 14 @ 2pm
Monday, October 15 @ 7pm
Thursday, October 18 @ 7pm
Friday, October 19 @ 7pm
Saturday, October 20 @ 7pm
Sunday, October 21 @ 2pm
Thursday, October 25 @ 7pm
Friday, October 26 @ 7pm
Saturday, October 27 @ 7pm
For tickets and more info, CLICK HERE
Written by Sean Williams
Directed by Jordana Williams
Featuring: Nat Cassidy*, Yeauxlanda Kay*, Dani Martineck, Charleigh E. Parker*, Mac Rogers, and Kristen Vaughan
Stage Manager - Jodi M. Witherell
Set and Lighting Design - Will Lowry
Costume Design - Amanda Jenks
Sound Design & Original Music - Jacob Subotnick
Props Design - Montserrat Mendez
Promotional Design - Pete Boisvert
Public Relations - Emily Owens PR
The Brick Theater
579 Metropolitan Avenue (L to Lorimer or G to Metropolitan
Tickets $20
Friday, October 12 @ 7pm
Saturday, October 13 @ 7pm
Sunday, October 14 @ 2pm
Monday, October 15 @ 7pm
Thursday, October 18 @ 7pm
Friday, October 19 @ 7pm
Saturday, October 20 @ 7pm
Sunday, October 21 @ 2pm
Thursday, October 25 @ 7pm
Friday, October 26 @ 7pm
Saturday, October 27 @ 7pm
For tickets and more info, CLICK HERE
A FREE Reading of Nat's Newest Horror Play
FOUNDATIONS
Monday, April 16th, 7pm
The Broom Tree Theatre
23-35 Broadway in Astoria, NY
FOUNDATIONS
By Nat Cassidy
"There's a new apartment complex being built in your neighborhood: Melody Gardens, offering luxury living at affordable prices. But one day, as they wait for a rainstorm to pass, the construction crew of Melody Gardens begins trading stories about the dreams they've been having lately. They're about to learn: stories are like buildings. We design them. We live in them. And sometimes, they turn out to be haunted."
Directed by Jordana Williams
Cast TBA
From the press release:
The evening is presented by Mission to (dit)Mars co-founders Kari Bentley-Quinn, Don Nguyen, Meredith Packer, and Laura Pestronk.
On why this eerie script was selected, co-founder Meredith Packer explains "In this play, Nat asks us to take a dark and terrifying look at something as mundane as the apartments we live in. And he makes them thrilling, thought-provoking, and nightmare-inducing."
"Nat has brilliantly conquered the horror genre, and his plays usually keep me up all night with one eye open." explains Laura Pestronk. "The extremely exciting and fearful FOUNDATIONS is no exception, and it had me checking my apartment twice before drifting into a likely nightmare."
Kari Bentley-Quinn adds "FOUNDATIONS sent more than one shiver down my spine, and proves that Nat is one of the best horror writers for the stage. Not only is this play frightening and unsettling, it features a cast of well drawn characters and edge of your seat suspense."
This free reading is made possible (in part) by the Queens Council on the Arts with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
The Broom Tree Theatre
23-35 Broadway in Astoria, NY
FOUNDATIONS
By Nat Cassidy
"There's a new apartment complex being built in your neighborhood: Melody Gardens, offering luxury living at affordable prices. But one day, as they wait for a rainstorm to pass, the construction crew of Melody Gardens begins trading stories about the dreams they've been having lately. They're about to learn: stories are like buildings. We design them. We live in them. And sometimes, they turn out to be haunted."
Directed by Jordana Williams
Cast TBA
From the press release:
The evening is presented by Mission to (dit)Mars co-founders Kari Bentley-Quinn, Don Nguyen, Meredith Packer, and Laura Pestronk.
On why this eerie script was selected, co-founder Meredith Packer explains "In this play, Nat asks us to take a dark and terrifying look at something as mundane as the apartments we live in. And he makes them thrilling, thought-provoking, and nightmare-inducing."
"Nat has brilliantly conquered the horror genre, and his plays usually keep me up all night with one eye open." explains Laura Pestronk. "The extremely exciting and fearful FOUNDATIONS is no exception, and it had me checking my apartment twice before drifting into a likely nightmare."
Kari Bentley-Quinn adds "FOUNDATIONS sent more than one shiver down my spine, and proves that Nat is one of the best horror writers for the stage. Not only is this play frightening and unsettling, it features a cast of well drawn characters and edge of your seat suspense."
This free reading is made possible (in part) by the Queens Council on the Arts with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Nat was also recently on your Tee and/or Vee playing a whole assortment of just lovely people, including:
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The Affair - Showtime
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Red Oaks - Amazon Studios
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The Following - FOX
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