After many months of post-production “klutz.” is done! Now it’s time to make the rounds and go off into the world… enjoy the trailer below! For more information visit: Girl Gang Production(s), look us on on IMDb or come hang out socially on Facebook and Instagram!
Malka’s doing a musical! Whaaaat!? You heard right. Summer 2019 I will be doing my first musical since middle school. (Oh, I suppose it’s important to note that my character doesn’t sing…) I’m so excited to announce that I’ll be performing as June Saunders in Smoke on the Mountain at Totem Pole Playhouse directed by David Caldwell! For tickets and more info click here
So I’m doing something a little different… I’m the assistant director of this beautiful production of Twelfth Night, helmed by the brilliant Amy Hayes. It has been such a pleasure to step outside the play and see if from a new perspective. Hope to see you in Illyria! For tickets and more info click here.
Check out Malka’s new Demo Reel
Malka had a blast filming the web-sereis Work Study over the summer. Check out some stills from set in my gallery!
Malka recently wrapped her first film, The Regular!
A dark comedy, set in working class Pittsburgh, where four women of different ages grapple with grief. This is a world premiere that is not to be missed.
WRITTEN BY
Alec Silberblatt
DIRECTED BY
Daniella Caggiano
STARRING
Erika Rolfsrud*
Jo Anne Sellers
Malka Wallick
Barbara Weetman*
LIGHTING DESIGN
Natalie Avery
SET DESIGN
David McQuillen Robertson
PRODUCED BY
Sarah Wolff and Jenny Hickman
Tuesday April 24th at 7pm
Wednesday April 25th at 7pm
Thursday April 26th at 7pm
Friday April 27th at 7pm
Saturday April 28th at 2pm and 7pm
Sunday April 29th at 2pm
Tickets available at http://www.newwavetheatercollective.com/
*Actor Appearing Courtesy of Actor's Equity Association
Time does not heal all wounds. Best friends Jessica and Sam each have scars from their pasts that have never quite healed. Jessica has never been able to get passed an extremely damaging romantic relationship from her formative years in college, while Sam has been ignoring a painfully fractured relationship with her sister. After years of denial, they are both forced to confront these wounds head on. The only way they can begin to heal is to face what they didn't want to see - and they cannot do that without each other.
One night only at Dixon Place!
Scar Tissue by Victoria Fragnito, Directed by Francesca Di Cesare
Come see this new play January 11th @ 7:30pm!
THEATRE 54 @ Shetler Studios & Theatres
244 West 54th Street,12th Floor
NYC
Running October 12th through October 28th, 2017
The Triangle Waist Company fire on March 25th, 1911, lives in infamy as one of the worst disasters in the history of New York City. In just a few short minutes, over one hundred and forty lives were abruptly extinguished when the 8th, 9th and 10th floors of the Triangle Waist Company were consumed by fire on that fateful March day. Most of the casualties were female immigrants who had come to America to start new lives for themselves and for their families. Many of the girls sent portions of their meager incomes back home to their relatives who remained in the “old country.” The young women had believed the stories they had read about American streets being “paved with gold.” The reality was, the only gold they saw were the gold coins pocketed by the manufacturers.
FIRE dramatically interweaves fictionalized stories about these young transplants with actual testimony from the trial against the owners of the factory. It poetically explores the theme of avarice juxtaposed against the dream of living in a new land and all the promise that goes along with it.
FIRE resonates today because one of the baser human desires, greed, pervades the world culture as much now, if not more, than it did back in 1911. The play is ultimately about overcoming adversity and never giving up hope for a better life.
http://firetheplay.com/about.htm
I am thrilled to announce that I have been cast in Stephen Foglia's Columbia University MFA Thesis show, Outer Banks to be performed at Signature Theatre!
One sunny afternoon on a North Carolina beach, Junie’s twin sister disappeared without a trace. Two years later, no sign of the missing woman has surfaced, and Junie’s family has decided it is time to say goodbye. But Junie may not be ready. She begins to receive mysterious messages that might just be coming from her sister. By the brackish waters of the Neuse River, the borders between worlds grow porous, and death’s door opens.
Written by Stephen Foglia and directed by Sarah Wansley, Outer Banks blends off-beat humor and expressionistic design into a deeply-observed character study that travels from the family kitchen into the unknown.
Where: Ford Studio at Pershing Square Signature Theatre Center, 480 W 42nd Street
When: Wednesday, April 19 @ 2:30pm
Friday, April 21 @ 8pm
Saturday, April 22 @ 2:30pm
All tickets are free and may be reserved in advance at columbiastages.org
The Facebook event is also live here.
Twelfth Night opens today (Wednesday July 13, 2016).
The shows are free and open to the public, (with a few exceptions). I hope to see you there!
http://www.shakespearenj.org/Education/nse-ae.html
-7/13Washington Township public Library7PM
-7/14 Monmouth County Library 6 PM
-7/15 Franklin Township Public Library 2 PM
and River Edge Public Library 7 PM
-7/16 Sussex-Wantage Library 6 PM
-7/17 Meisel Park, Springfield 2 PM
and 3 Vreeland Rd, Florham Park 6 PM
-7/19 South Orange Library 7 PM
-7/20 Mahwah Public Library 7 PM
-7/21 Demarest Recreation Commission 7 PM
-7/24 Cedar Brook Park, Plainfield 2 PM
-7/25 Bernards Township Library 7 PM
-7/26 Lee Memorial Library 1 PM
and Wharton Public Library 6 PM
-7/27 Linden Amphitheater 7 PM
-7/28 Oakland Public Library 7 PM
-7/31 Echo Lake Park, Mountainside 1 PM
and Shakespeare Theatre of NJ lawn 6 PM
-8/1 Apple Farm 7 PM
-8/2 Elberon Branch Library 7 PM
-8/3 Essex County College 2 PM
and Military Park 7 PM
-8/4 Montvale Public Library 7 PM
-8/5 Oradell Public Library 2 PM
-8/8 Oak Ridge Park, Clark 7 PM
-8/9 Glenn Rock Library 7 PM
-8/10 Plainsboro Public Library 7 PM
-8/12 Teaneck Public Library 10 AM
and Barkley Heights Public Library 7 PM
I am so excited to announce that I will be playing Viola in my upcoming tour of Twelfth Night with The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey.
I am so so excited to announce that I will be touring Twelfth Night with The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey this summer. I will also be understudying in their mainstage production of Coriolanus.
I'm excited to announce that I will be playing the role of Gerda (The Daughter) in Voyage Theater Company's production of:
It's a special day here at the Rogue and Peasant Players...it's not every day that you announce your first Shakespeare production...
That's right we are here to announce our next big show and it's a biggie...our next show will be....
HENRY V
by William Shakespeare.
...
January 27th-February 14th 2016
The Access Theater
"War is brewing in Europe, King Henry V, newly on the throne, presses an ancient claim on France and leads his army onto mainland Europe. Surrounded by enemies both within and without, Henry must abandon the ways of his youth to become what his kingdom needs him to be."
In this play's immortal prologue Shakespeare ponders how to bring the vasty fields of France into a cramped theater. That, is our director Kelly Johnston's life story, and with his unique and creative take he will be transporting audiences to medieval France with a handful of actors, music, lights, and one of the greatest texts in the English language.
Tickets for the show are not on sale yet but keep your eyes here for any and all updates.
In the meantime you can buy tickets for our party: "Muses of Fire: A Rogue and Peasant Fundraiser"
Drink specials, live music, a silent auction, and a special teaser of our upcoming show! Come party with The Rogue and Peasant Players and find out what we've got in store for the upcoming season.
December 5th, 7-10PM
The TAI Group
150 W 30th Street
14th Floor
Tickets: $20
(Space is limited!)
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2466016
Dress to impress!
Can't make it but still want to support us? Of course you do you hero's hero. Our indiegogo page is now live, so you can make a tax deductible donation and help us bring audiences from a black box in SoHo to the air of Agincourt
It's my profound honor & pleasure to introduce everyone to the The Rogue and Peasant Players. It has been a long time coming, but this amazing group of actors are ready to show you what they've got and I am proud to be their artistic director. Follow us online at rogueandpeasantplayers.com or on twitter @RnPplayers.
Design Credit: Leanne Mercadante