Karen Eterovich
“…wonderfully funny…” DJR Bruckner, The New York Times
Karen Eterovich has toured her play, Love
Arm’d, Aphra
Behn & Her Pen nationally and internationally including
the Bedlam Theatre in Edinburgh, Scotland. Cheer from Chawton, her new play about Jane Austen had workshops in Stockton, CA, and Pleasantville,
NY, culminating in a performance in New York City at the renowned Players
Club and at the Mission Theatre in Bath, England for the Jane Austen
Festival. Karen was praised in the New York Times as “wonderfully
funny” for her performance in Twelfth Night with
the Kings County Shakespeare Company. Her new play, Where Art
is Framed was just performed as part of the Players Creative
Workshop Showcase at the Players Club in New York City. Another
play, Pumpkin Fluff, was accepted for the Blue Roses
Infusion Series, the Lab at the Last Frontier Theatre Conference for
Playwrights in Valdez, Alaska and for a reading by the Players Creative
Workshop at the Players Club. Also in New York she appeared in: Innocent Diversions at Theater Ten Ten, The
Madwoman of Chaillot at MTB Studios and Looking for
the Pony, Andrea Lepcio’s play about breast cancer at
Vital Signs, Strawberry and Samuel French Festivals. Regional
credits: Great Expectations, Indiana Repertory Theatre, The
Rover and The Cherry Orchard,
Resident Acting Company, Cornell University. All’s
Well That Ends Well at The Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C.
Michael Kahn, director. Karen played Masha in The Three
Sisters and Alma in Summer and Smoke, Paul
Giovanni, director. Film credits: Mirabel in Modern Love, Robby
Benson, director, and a film project with Tandy Cronyn. Ms Eterovich
is currently Managing Director for Blue Roses Productions.