What’s Happening Now?

Howard Meyer’s characters behave in surprising, recognizable, inevitable, sometimes even tragic fashion; we understand their yearnings, want the best for them, and dread the unfolding trauma. His dialogue is enormously fresh and alive. I love Howard’s writing.

 -Craig Lucas, Pulitzer Prize nominated playwright, Prelude to a Kiss, Dying Gaul)

Howard’s play Capture is delightfully argumentative, deeply moving and thoroughly engaging.”

-John Leonard Pielmeier, author of Agnes of God, and the adaptations of The Exorcist (stage) and Pillars of the Earth (TV)

Mr. Meyer has worked with me and made an invaluable contribution through his perceptive analysis of text and performance.  Howard has a strong talent and considerable skill. His vision of theatre, both as a vehicle of personal truth as well as moral force in the community is one that I completely identify with.

– Athol Fugard, Tony award winning Playwright

Howard is now an acting teacher on the faculty of Michael Howard Studios in New York City.

Howard’s play PAINT MADE FLESH, a semifinalist for the 2016 O’Neill National Playwright’s Conference, was workshopped at Steppenwolf in February 2018 and received its first performances at the Cell Theatre June 2018 directed by Cady McClain featuring Meredith Garretson, Stephen Grush, and David Lanson. It is now under option for a motion picture. http://www.paintmadeflesh.com

CAPTURE, was workshopped at the Denizen Theatre (The Hudson Valley’s newest Equity Theatre) on October 21 and 22. There was a public on the 22nd. The reading featured this fabulous cast: John Peilmeier, Meredith Garretson, David Lanson, Diego Vele and Liz D’Ottavio.

Axial Theatre presented MAYBE NEVER FELL November 2016 directed by Jenn Haltman, featuring Spencer Aste, Sara Hogrefe, David Lanson and Dominic Russo. The play was then presented as a Staged Reading in January 2017 at the historic Cherry Lane Theatre

How Many Generations does it take to unburden yourself from the guilt and atrocities of the past?

Here is the Axial commercial for the play:

 

25th Frame/Wandering Monk Productions re-optioned Howard’s play Lost In Paradise for a motion picture.

Howard is one of the recipients of the ArtsWestchester “50 for 50” award, honoring 50 artists that have made significant contributions to the Westchester County, NY artistic landscape.

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