Founder of Neo-Futurism
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“Me America” filmed by Hal Hartley
Greg’s monologue filmed by Hal Hartley for the “My America” project commissioned by Baltimore’s Center Stage
Pinocchio/Frankenstein
Carlo Collodi’s original 1883 Italian masterpiece is seen through the eyes of Mary Shelley’s nameless hideous Monster, using a barrage of puppets, absurd costumes, mesmerizing stagecraft, and Greg’s trademark humor and meta-theatrics.
Neo-Futurism
Greg Allen teaches Neo‐Futurism, his innovative performance‐creation theory, all over the world, as well as classes in playwriting, directing, and theater history.
University Teaching
I have held numerous faculty positions over the past twenty years at various universities including full-semester classes.
K. (an original adaptation of Franz Kafka’s The Trial)
Highlighting the dark humor in Kafka’s parable, Greg employs masks, music, puppetry, and his trademark meta-theatrics to tell this surprisingly contemporary tale.
About Greg
Founding director of the Neo-Futurists, Greg Allen has taught writing, theater, and performance at the University of Chicago, the Actors Theater of Louisville, and Depaul University. More »
