FEBRUARY 8, 2015
Treehouse Theater New York, NY JULY 10-16, 2014 Capital Fringe Festival Goethe Institut - Washington, DC JUNE 14, 2014 SaratogaArtsFest Universal Preservation Hall Saratoga Springs, NYC SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Cap21 - New York, NY SEPTEMBER 28-29 2012 Fringe Wilmington Wilmington, DE FEBRUARY 2012 FRIGID New York Under St. Marks - New York, NY 
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In this whimsical love story, inspired by artists Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, two sculptors learn to collaborate in life and art. Meanwhile, a pear falls out of a fruit bowl, gains consciousness and travels the world.
"Coosje is one of those rare, polished gems"..."should be on your 'must see' list" - Ethan Angelica, nytheatre.com "Coosje is a rare find that combines different mediums to create something entirely new." - Sarah Lucie, Show Business Weekly "A fanciful and engaging multimedia meditation on art and the marriage of true minds." - Jane Horwitz, The Washington Post "A great way to reflect on art and art making, collaboration, and the importance of taking risks. It’s what Capital Fringe is all about." - Susan Galbraith, DC Theatre Scene "What I loved about Coosje was its spirit—from the animated line-drawing background screens, to the silliness of a pear singing while holding a green suitcase, to the goofiness and enthusiasm of the artist couple making and debating art. It was fun and playful but intellectual and sincere." - dcist "Reminds us that in the right hands, big theatrical magic can be made on a small budget. Coosje is definitely worth putting on your Fringe list. It left this crusty reviewer a little misty-eyed and more than a little perplexed – which is exactly what [Claes] Oldenburg would have wanted." - Andrew L. Baughman, DC Metro Theater Arts "[Coosje makes] some very deep and touching points on why we should all be more playful so as to learn to find out what our purpose in life really is." - Stephen Tortora-Lee, The Happiest Medium "There’s one startling moment...that was so tender and beautiful it actually made me gasp." - Greg Benson, Washington City Paper "No.11 is immensely creative, integrating music, theater and performance art into a holistic experience. They should keep doing what they're doing!" - Alex Lacamoire |
Created by No.11 Productions
Directed by Ryan Emmons
Featuring (2014 & 2015): Julie Congress, Steven Conroy and Sina Heiß
Featuring (2012): Julie Congress, Steven Conroy and Haley Greenstein
Visual Art by Jen Neads
Songs by Danny Tieger
Music Supervision by Enrico de Trizio
Projections and Sound Design by Enrico de Trizio
Costumes by Kathleen Blanchard and Julie Congress
Installation Art by Sara Jane Munford
Lighting Design by Ryan Hauenstein
Special Thanks to Maura Cordial, Haley Greenstein, Maxwell Schneller, Loring Taoka and Olivia Wingerath
Directed by Ryan Emmons
Featuring (2014 & 2015): Julie Congress, Steven Conroy and Sina Heiß
Featuring (2012): Julie Congress, Steven Conroy and Haley Greenstein
Visual Art by Jen Neads
Songs by Danny Tieger
Music Supervision by Enrico de Trizio
Projections and Sound Design by Enrico de Trizio
Costumes by Kathleen Blanchard and Julie Congress
Installation Art by Sara Jane Munford
Lighting Design by Ryan Hauenstein
Special Thanks to Maura Cordial, Haley Greenstein, Maxwell Schneller, Loring Taoka and Olivia Wingerath
Press and Multimedia
- Read nytheatre.com's interviews with director Ryan Emmons and actors Julie Congress and Steven Conroy
- nytheatre.com interviews director Ryan Emmons and actors Julie Congress and Steven Conroy
- No.11 Productions is one of Martin Denton's Top 10 Reasons to love FRIGID New York.
- Read an interview with director Ryan Emmons here.
- And check out Julie Congress' interview with Theatre is Easy.
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