Chuck Blasius is a NYC-based playwright, director and actor. He is also the Associate Artistic Director of Other Side Productions. His directing credits include Peter Mercurio’s Andrew Reaches The Other Side, Red & Tan Line and Two Spoons; Eric Bernat and Robin Carrigan’s Jesus And Mandy; John Alban Coughlan’s Of Lives And Leaves. As a playwright, Chuck’s works include Lonely Too Long, Bette and Kate Join The Line (with Robert Kahan) and We Were There. Having studied with the legendary Kim Stanley, his acting credits include Nora Burns’ The Village, Grant James Varjas’ Accidentally, Like A Martyr, Ken Nintzel’s productions of Pansy Acts, Piano Bar, Sonata Da Camera Obscura, Lapse, and ‘Twas The Night…. He wrote, directed and acted in his most recent production, I Could Say More, and his new plays include Victim, Look Both Ways, Attack of the Fag Monsters, On Good Ground, and Court Dancing. Chuck is a member of the Dramatists Guild and a graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts.
Latest News
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WE WERE THERE, I COULD SAY MORE and VICTIM are now available in new Italian translations. Perusal scripts can be downloaded from the play summary pages. All three plays are translated by Paolo Casiddu*. I [...]
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The Village, A Disco Daydream Ends 3rd Run at Dixon Place A meta musical comedy with dancing, disco and Go-Go boys Set in New York City in 1979, and loosely based on Our Town (sorry [...]
Press
- Soho Playhouse: THE VILLAGE! A Disco Daydream
- BroadwayWorld: CANDIED CAMERA LIVE! La MaMa
- BroadwayWorld: CANDIED CAMERA LIVE! Comes to Red Eye NYC April 27
- AMNY: Enjoy a ‘Disco Daydream’ with fun and uproarious musical ‘The Village!’
- The Body: Nora Burns’ ‘The Village! A Disco Daydream’ Returns for Pride
- BroadwayWorld: Campy Cult Hit THE VILLAGE! Returns For 3rd Run At Dixon Place
- Review: The Village, A Disco Daydream Takes Us Back to the Lost World of 1979
- Review: The Village, Nora Burns’ Riotous Comedy
- Review: THE VILLAGE channels disco, Charles Busch, and “Our Town”
- Review: Disco Daydream was an immersive fun-fete
- Review: “Disco” at Dixon Place in a Whimsical and Poignant “Village”
- Review: Tonight’s Disco Daydream was an immersive fun-fete
- Review: Reflecting on the wilder and better times of 1979
- Review: The Village, A Disco Musical! Is a Wild Ride of Entertainment
- BKJ: “Victim,” Chuck Blasius’ Look at Crime in NYC’s Gay Demi-Monde
- Playbill: "I Could Say More" makes its world premiere
- BKJ: Chuck Blasius’ Beachfront Ensemble Play Premieres in NYC
- Review: NYT | Messrs. Lonely-Hearts, in an Unhip Gay Bar
- Playbill: Accidentally, Like a Martyr Begins Off-Broadway
- Playbill: "Two Spoons," Gay Dads Face a Choice in NYC Premiere
- Playbill: Stonewall to Shepard, Off-Off-Bway's "We Were There"