M&M Productions Acting Company, Inc. History
M&M Productions Acting Company, Inc. M&M Productions Acting Company, Inc. cofounders, Melinda O'Brien and Michael Muldoon, are committed to developing quality, live theatre and bringing it into intimate settings throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond. For M&M Productions, all the world truly is a stage. In 2002, M&M Productions' Art, by Yasmina Reza, was named "Best Short Production" at the 43rd Annual Theatre Association of New York State Festival (TANYS) and went on to represent the State of NY at the Eastern States Theatre Association's Festival (ESTA) in April 2003 in Maryland.  Also in 2003, they were named Hudson Valley Magazine's "Editor's Choice" for the brilliant production of Comedies at Work; a series of corporate satires by award-winning authors, Albi Gorn and Jim Whalen. In addition, the company was featured in The New York Times for their sizzling staging of Dinner with Friends.  In 2004, M&M inaugurated the Hudson Valley Fringe Theatre Festival, bringing innovative performances to four geographically diverse theatres and in 2006 produced their first juried, one-act Festival titled "Keep Breathing." Two crowd-pleasing plays from that festival were chosen for performance in the 31st Annual Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Short Play Festival for June 2006, and one, The Rub, was selected as a finalist.  Also in 2006, M&M's excellent Alice in Wonderland was selected as one of three "must sees" in Westchester County by Channel 12. In January 2007, a full page article appeared on M&M, titled "Library Impresarios," by Peter Kramer in The Journal News, applauding their daring readings of Salomé and developing a local author's play on Emily Dickinson, Feathers Sometimes Soar on the Breath of God by Ward James Riley. Three years in a row M&M has been producing in The New York International Fringe Festivel.  Co-producing a dance-performance piece by Virgin Dance, Salt Lake, the Ballet for the 2008 festival that was featured in The New York Times. Producing Dream Lovers for the 2009 festival featuring Albi Gorn's wonderful one-acts, some of which  had appeared under the M&M banner at the TANYS, ESTA and National AACT festivals.  For the 2010 festival, M&M produced Albi Gorn's, Hello, I Must Be Going and in 2011 his Back to the Garden. M&M was selected as a Westchester Magazine's "Best of Westchester" for Theatre in 2009. M&M is proud to be an active member of Theatre Resources Unlimited and produced a play for their 10th Annual TRU Voices Play Reading Series at the Players Theatre in NYC in June 2008. With over 60 productions traveling to more than 45 venues in the Hudson Valley, M&M continues to tickle, shock and inspire audiences, producing classics, contemporary plays and developing new works. To reach us email MMLibraryTheatreAThotmail.com (change the AT for @ to help stop spam)	Plays Produced by M&M Productions Specter by Don Nigro Mr. Dickens tells A Christmas Carol adapted by Melinda O'Brien Love Letters by AR Gurney The Actor’s Nightmare by Christopher Durang Thirty Odd Years by Ric Siler Screw the Rules by Jeff Virgo Go to Sleep by Jeremy Feig The Legend of Sleepy Hollow: A Ghost Story adapted by Philip Cutrone & Melinda O'Brien Sorry, Wrong Number by Lucille Fletcher The Hitch-hiker by Lucille Fletcher Third & Oak: the Laundromat by Marsha Norman Blind Date by Horton Foote Pushing Buttons by Karen Quinn The Open Meeting by AR Gurney Unpublished Letters by Jonathan Levine The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde Stepping Out by Richard Harris with YCP TheaterWorks Art by Yasmina Reza You Imperfect Speakers by Barrett Clark Job Interview by Jim Whelan Verbatim by Albi Gorn The Rub by Albi Gorn Dear Liar by Jerome Kilty The Substitute Tooth Fairy by Jeff Fuerst with YCP TheaterWorks Dinner with Friends by Donald Margulies Would You Like a Potato Latke by Gail Drucker Deck the Tree by Staci Swedeen Margaret by Gail Drucker Feliz Navidad by Staci Swedeen The Carpetbagger’s Children by Horton Foote Vita & Virginia by Eileen Atkins Elegy for a Lady by Arthur Miller Some Kind of Love Story by Arthur Miller The Gypsy Wife by Bruce Pearl at the Hudson Valley Fringe Festival The Board Meeting by Karen Quinn The Dining Room by AR Gurney Proof  by David Auburn Talking Heads “Portraits” by Alan Bennett The Exonerated by Jessica Blank & Erik Jensen Same Time, Next Year by Bernard Slade The Price by Arthur Miller Keep Breathing - One-Act Play Festival with a theme of Survival Bunker Mentality, by Alan Lutwin Community Service, by Patrick J. Lennon It’s About Forgiveness, by Albi Gorn Last Rites, by Donald Steele The Last Thanksgiving, by Rhoda Pauley The Vigil, by James Harker The Big Empty and Soccer Mom, both by Daphne Platt Feathers Sometimes Soar on the Breath of God by Ward James Riley A Number by Caryl Churchill Alice in Wonderland adapted by Marilyn Heberling Sylvia by AR Gurney Hughie by Eugene O’Neill Lady of Larkspur Lotion by Tennessee Williams The Compete Works of Shakespeare (abridged) by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield Hearts & Arrows by Phyllis Kirigin Appalachian Fiddle Faddles by Marilyn Heberling Talley’s Folly by Lanford Wilson Three Tall Women by Edward Albee Thrice Upon a Mattress by Albi Gron Chapter Two by Neil Simon Art of Murder by Joe DePietro Having Our Say by Emily McMann with Amy Hill Hearth Our Lady of Famiglia by Anthony Valbiro Moonlight & Magnolias by Ron Hutchinson Fiction by Steven Dietz Rosie (the Riveter)  by Adriana Rogers Doubt by John Patrick Shanley Bloody Murder by Ed Sala Five Women Wearing the Same Dress by Alan Ball Once/Twice by Paul Dick with PASSAJJ Productions Dream Lover by Albi Gorn Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire The Good Doctor by Neil Simon The Lincoln Continental by Kathy Kafer The Savannah Disputation by Evan Smith The Lady with All the Answers by David Rambo Jake's Women by Neil Simon Collected Stories by Donald Margulies unFRAMED - A Man in Progress by Iyaba Ibo Mandingo in conjunction with Double Play Connections & Doing Life Productions Mrs. Cage by Nancy Barr Specter by Don Nigro Two Rooms by Lee Blessing Almost, Maine by John Cariani
"The Importance of Being Earnest"
"Chapter Two" for 2008